Can Quantum Mechanics and Gravity Be Unified?

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In summary, as a new member of this community, I would like to ask my first question. I am seeking to learn more about the guidelines and expectations for being a part of this community and contributing to discussions. Thank you in advance for any guidance or advice you can provide.
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Abhik
Quantum mechanics + Gravity?=
 
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This thread is mainly for unanswered questions .
Questions might be answered in an incorrect way .
Other questions welcomed.
 
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Abhik said:
This thread is mainly for unanswered questions .
Questions might be answered in an incorrect way .
Other questions welcomed.
:welcome:

and, no, this thread is meant to introduce yourself. For specific questions, please use one of our other forums.
 

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