> *They have derived gravity through quantum mechanics?* Sort of! The problem is...

		namirez on Dec 9, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Simple Rules ‘Bootstrap’ the Laws of Physics > They have derived gravity through quantum mechanics? Sort of! The problem is that the solutions of the existing quantum field theories are not renormalizable so infinities arise in the solutions. The whole point of quantum gravity is to find realizable solutions.

Asymptotically safe quantum gravity may not be a dead end, incidentally.