History and Philosophy of Physics

    

A Philosophical Reconciliation Between Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity

Authors: Tariq Khan

A short philosophical essay suggesting that quantum mechanics and general relativity may not be able to be unified akin to the limitations of knowledge inherent in the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. Reality may inherently involve only A or B perspectives or inverses as opposed to unified descriptions. Limitations in, or the structure of, human brains may also prevent us from being able to unify quantum mechanics and general relativity if it is even possible.

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