Is There an Accepted Theory for Quantum Gravity?

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Hello all,

I'm just wondering, have physicists come up with an accepted theory for quantum gravity?
 
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Not yet, the big and the small do not get along.
 
well how close are we to obtaining a quantum theory of gravity?
 
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... have physicists come up with an accepted theory for quantum gravity?
What do you know about quantum gravity?
 
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