Unified Field Theory: Relating Quantum Mechanics & General Relativity

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People say that general relativity and quantum mechanics is not yet combined...i have a doubt,photon is the origin of quantum mechanics and light(photons) is bent by heavy mass and is the origin of general relativity...so this is the relation between quantum mechanics and general relativity..i don't know what other relations are we searching for? Or am i missing something?
 
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People say that general relativity and quantum mechanics is not yet combined...i have a doubt,photon is the origin of quantum mechanics and light(photons) is bent by heavy mass and is the origin of general relativity...so this is the relation between quantum mechanics and general relativity..i don't know what other relations are we searching for? Or am i missing something?

In general quantum theory is about things which are very small, while gen. rel. is about things which are very massive. When they are needed at the same time, such as inside a black hole or at the big bang, details of the mathematical results are contradictory.
 
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