Will LQG explain the constants?

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I asked because I don't have $100 to spend on a textbook right now, even if its a classic that I've skimmed in a college bookstore a few times and longed to buy. Being a professor doesn't pay nearly as well as being a full time practicing lawyer.
 
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ohwilleke said:
I asked because I don't have $100 to spend on a textbook right now, even if its a classic that I've skimmed in a college bookstore a few times and longed to buy. Being a professor doesn't pay nearly as well as being a full time practicing lawyer.

we are both in the same boat Ohwilleke, sorry to say. But we must both be close to university libraries! Let's both get over to the physics departmental library and look this up----I just have secondhand references too and it is not really satisfactory.