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Any physics enthusiasts? Absent any realistic theorem of quantum gravity, leaves physicists (such as myself) in great speculation of how quantum mechanical processes can be be reconciled with our current understanding.

The Schrodinger formula enables us to derive time constraints on quantum functions, but it fall short on the ability to amalgamate Einsteinian relativity to QM processes.

Here are some options ranked from the worst to the best (in my opinion).

Wheeler-Dewitt: Worst in my opinion. No time function, and can be twisted in anyway you want by any given Hamiltonian Constraint.

String Theory: Untestable. Too many solutions as well.

Einstein-Cartan: OK, but too many difficulties with reconciliation of time as well. Too much emphasis on spin and momentum than the real issue.

Quantum Loop Gravity: The best in my opinion. Divides space time into parts that can allows quantum mechanical processes into a workable paradigm.

What do you think is the best candidate for Quantum Gravity?

I predict that a realm of physics beyond (beneath?) Quantum Mechanics (QM) will be found responsible for the phenomenon we now know as "gravity". This realm will be to QM what QM is to Classical Mechanics.

What we call "gravity" is just too weak per mass unit to be adequately described by QM.

Was there not a time when Hawkings was said to have stated that Black Holes are just Information ? Well, more specifically, Information-Leaks. Some people may promote this existence as a Virtual-Reality as a result.

What is the difference between gravity and absorbtion?


And, I doubt counting will reveal the absolute nature of reality. I feel that an entirely new system of thought will be required.

I'm not a physics person, but I am still amused at how regular people misunderstand physics. For example...

[quote="Deltaville"]Any physics enthusiasts? Absent any realistic theorem of quantum gravity, leaves physicists (such as myself) in great speculation of how quantum mechanical processes can be be reconciled with our current understanding.

The Schrodinger formula enables us to derive time constraints on quantum functions, but it fall short on the ability to amalgamate Einsteinian relativity to QM processes.

Here are some options ranked from the worst to the best (in my opinion).

Wheeler-Dewitt: Worst in my opinion. No time function, and can be twisted in anyway you want by any given Hamiltonian Constraint.

String Theory: Untestable. Too many solutions as well.

Einstein-Cartan: OK, but too many difficulties with reconciliation of time as well. Too much emphasis on spin and momentum than the real issue.

Quantum Loop Gravity: The best in my opinion. Divides space time into parts that can allows quantum mechanical processes into a workable paradigm.

What do you think is the best candidate for Quantum Gravity?[/quote

Where is my graviton????

I think what QuantumChemist is trying to say is that it matters little if you are right or wrong, you will have to fight the human power system.

Consider what happened to this man:
“That electrical energy can be economically transmitted without wires to any terrestrial distance, I have unmistakably established in numerous observations, experiments and measurements, qualitative and quantitative. These have demonstrated that it is practicable to distribute power from a central plant in unlimited amounts, with a loss not exceeding a small fraction of one percent in the transmission, even to the greatest distance, 12,000 miles – to the opposite end of the globe.” - Nikola Tesla

Tesla was right and yet, we still kill each other for energy. Just finding the solution is not enough.

Yes, that was exactly what I was trying to say in the previous posts. Thank you Anachron.