Field-Network Theory – Singularities as Proof of the Structural Failure of General Relativity

Key Points

• The aim is to clarify that singularities illustrate a limitation in general relativity rather than a failure of its description of nature.
• Introduced and analyzed the concept of singularity within the framework of Field-Network Theory.
• Examined the implications of geometric background formalism approaching an impossible condition.
• Discussed the role of distinguishable event continuity and background-independent temporal emergence.
• Demonstrated that Field-Network Theory avoids singularity through distinguishable event continuity.
• Showed that singularities indicate the limits of geometric background formalism in representing physical reality.
• Proposed that without a manifold, singularities cannot physically manifest.