Anyone else like CDT and what it is promising?

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Anyone else like CDT and what it is promising?

Anyone hoping we get better computers to run the calculations?

There are much more learned people then I here, what are your opinions on CDT?
 
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I like it.
Loll's November paper "Quantum Gravity on Your Desktop" gives a good summary of the reasons.
Their December paper contained an important advance. They discovered how their triangulation size relates to the Planck scale.
 

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