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Which will gain the battle?
Originally posted by Brad_Ad23
but to all you M-theory people...it treats spacetime as an independent background. It doesn't have the necessary dependent background changes that LQG has.
Originally posted by Brad_Ad23
M theory still treats spacetime as a fixed background in which interactions play out. But GR tells us otherwise. We know that interactions are shaped in part by the curvature of spacetime, and that in turn also is shaped by the interactions. LQG treats spacetime as something that is developed from the very basics and in which various interactions shape and are altered by it. Lee Somolin (sp) book The Three Roads to Quantum Gravity does a much better job at explaining it than I could right now.
"The Final Theory" is a scientific concept that attempts to explain the ultimate fate of the universe and the battle between competing theories such as the Big Bang theory and the Steady State theory.
"The Final Theory" does not propose a definitive answer to who will win the battle, as it is still a subject of debate and ongoing scientific research. It suggests that the ultimate fate of the universe may be a combination of multiple theories rather than one theory emerging as the clear winner.
"The Final Theory" differs from other theories in that it does not aim to replace or disprove existing theories, but rather seeks to integrate and reconcile them to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the universe.
"The Final Theory" is important because it encourages scientific collaboration and open-mindedness, as well as promoting critical thinking and further exploration of the mysteries of the universe.
"The Final Theory" is still a relatively new concept and is not yet widely accepted by the scientific community. However, it has sparked much discussion and interest among scientists, and further research and evidence may lead to its acceptance in the future.