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Why physicists are trying to unify gravitation with other 3 forces (weak, strong, e&m)?
What if gravitation is actually not a force but a consequence of the mass's disturbance in space-time geometry? (like Einstein proposed)
I don't understand their persistence on this unification. Maybe gravitation has different nature than other forces, and we can still seek for a theory of everything.
Is it only the struggle of adaptation to proposed models (like standard model)? Is that the only reason?
What if gravitation is actually not a force but a consequence of the mass's disturbance in space-time geometry? (like Einstein proposed)
I don't understand their persistence on this unification. Maybe gravitation has different nature than other forces, and we can still seek for a theory of everything.
Is it only the struggle of adaptation to proposed models (like standard model)? Is that the only reason?