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Reaching the practical end of physics?

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11-30-2007 1:26 PM 		Reply to: Message 28 by Hyroglyphx
11-30-2007 1:12 PM

Re: On the cusp of knowing nothing at all
I think it would be foolhardy to assume that we can sort of max out in the realm of physics.
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I'm very much in agreement with that. It's rather ridiculous to assert that we're at the end of physics when we still haven't convincingly figured out how quantum mechanics and general relativity actually operate in the same universe.
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