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Why do I keep hearing gravity does not fit into the standard model of physics?
The standard model of physics effectively describes three fundamental forces: electromagnetism, the weak nuclear force, and the strong nuclear force, but it explicitly excludes gravity. This exclusion does not imply a contradiction with general relativity; rather, it highlights a gap in the current theoretical framework. The article referenced provides a comprehensive overview of this issue, emphasizing the need for a unified theory that incorporates gravity alongside the other forces.
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