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Anonymous09/06/26, 07:51No.17047744General Relativity, Quantum Theory, & Newtonian Physics Incompatibility
Can some explain why Classical Mechanics(Newtonian physics,) General Relativity, and Quantum Mechanics Theory are all incompatible with each other and does anyone know the solution to this problem?
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Anon09/06/26, 08:59No.17047765
classical mechanics and special relativity is quite trivial to see. CM is Galilean invariant, SR is is Lorentz invariant. As such, CM admits any finite velocity. Quantum mechanics reproduces classical mechanics in the sense that you can re-obtain CM from QM as a limiting case. There are generalizations of QM that are Lorentz invariant but they don't reproduce GR as a limit because they don't treat gravity right.
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Anon09/06/26, 22:19No.17048143
GR is likely the problem.
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Anon09/06/26, 22:35No.17048155
don't worry grok will solve it in a few years
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Anon09/06/26, 23:38No.17048186
>are all incompatible with each other
because these theories are just made up BS and far from what is actually happening
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Anon09/07/26, 00:18No.17048200
>why
Picrel
>solution
Become God and see the entire elephant.
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Anon09/07/26, 05:53No.17048270
I think FP post had it mostly right. but maybe some elaboration is needed.Newtonian physics is not actually a thing. Newton was a jack-of-all-trades who did work in theology, alchemy, biblical studies, talmudic studies , hermetic studies, physics, numismatics, finance, chemistry, on and on. He was a much more weird guy than most historians let on to.When we consider whether Newtonian physics is “consistent” with any later mathematical framework to come around, I would suspect the original Newton would be totally onboard, in the sense that he would read all the taboo stuff and politically incorrect texts because he was a seeker. he just delved into all the texts , even those which were deemed demonic in his time such as the Emerald Tabletlet’s look at the Emerald Tablet for a second
“That which is above is that which is below”
sounds trippy and cryptic right? But Newton’s great accomplishment in physics is the idea that the force of gravity we experience on earth (below) is the exact same gravitational force that applies to the planets and stars (above)