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This framework explores the compatibility of gravity and quantum mechanics, indicating profound implications for our understanding of spacetime.
Modern physics is built on two fundamental theories: General Relativity (GR): describes gravity as continuous spacetime curvature Quantum Mechanics: introduces discrete behavior governed by Planck’s constant (ħ) Problem: These frameworks become incompatible in extreme regimes such as black holes and Planck-scale physics. Key Question: Is spacetime fundamentally continuous, or is it an emergent structure from a deeper discrete reality?
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