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Bob Eldritch
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...why believe that there could be a theory of everything that unifies quantum theory with general relativity?
So one of the reasons for developing a theory of quantum gravity is that it could explain the behaviour of quantum objects described in quantum mechanics that can't be explained given the present quantum theory alone.
But then suppose the fundamental reason why a successful theory of quantum gravity can't be constructed in the first place is just that quantum theory can't explain how there is such quantum behaviour described in quantum mechanics as wave, spin and entanglement?
So one of the reasons for developing a theory of quantum gravity is that it could explain the behaviour of quantum objects described in quantum mechanics that can't be explained given the present quantum theory alone.
But then suppose the fundamental reason why a successful theory of quantum gravity can't be constructed in the first place is just that quantum theory can't explain how there is such quantum behaviour described in quantum mechanics as wave, spin and entanglement?
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