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vivekfw66
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There is an apparent conflict between relativity and quantum theory, in which case quantum theory must be redundant isn't it as it explicitly makes the assumption that spacetime is continuous whereas relativity in-fact derives the notion that spacetime is continuous from an experimentally observed aspect of constancy of speed of light. When a theory borrows the result of another theory as its foundation and then comes into conflict with the very theory from which it borrowed the idea,then doesn't logic tell that the lending theory is not complete or it's only partially correct and the borrowing theory is redundant. Its purely logical isn't it?
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