When General Relativity theory (GR) is mathematically mixed with equations for Quantum Mechanics (QMs), more often than not, infinities arise. Why? Could these infinities actually be useful information that is trying to communicate something significant about the laws governing nature? One has to wonder at just what point does GR breaks down when combining QMs? Is it at the atomic level, or on the order of molecules? Could it be that GR and QMs express the same information but in two different kinds of formats and, are just a duality of one another? If GR and QMs are just dualities with GR representing the large version of its duality, QMs; and, QMs representing the small version of its duality, GR, do we really even need to combine them to understand the forces in this universe? Could it be that GR and QMs are to each other what M-theory is to the 5 versions of string theory? The infinities may be telling us that we need to rethink our whole approach to GR/QMs unification.
2007-08-05
08:50:09
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