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Why God Doesn't Exist

    Summary


    QM uses gravitons to explain why your heart attracts your liver since theorizing that they slide along
    curved space would be ludicrous. GR uses curved space to explain why the Andromeda Galaxy attracts
    the Sun. It would be ludicrous to propose that this long range phenomenon is mediated by round-trip
    particles. Conversely, it is ridiculous to attempt to explain the attraction between your heart and your
    liver with the warped space mechanism (Fig. 1). QM deals strictly with the microscopic and GR strictly
    with the macroscopic world. Never the twain shall meet! Now you understand why Hawking says that
    QM and GR cannot both be correct.
How QM
generatesGravity

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Fig. 1   

GR (macro world) and QM (micro
world) explanations for gravity as
applied to each other.

    Actually, there is something more fundamental that prevents these theories from ever being reconciled.
    QM deals with the discrete. GR deals with the continuous. The mathematicians coming out of college
    these days are attempting to merge the discrete with the continuous: QM with GR.. The new breed is
    placing its bets on a hybrid: the yet more idiotic discipline known as String Theory.

    Meanwhile, the mechanics explain gravity with gravitons. The problem with this explanation is that it
    invokes supernatural physical interpretations such as negative motion, many worlds, and time travel.
    Unfortunately, there is no possible way to remain serious when a mathematician explains attraction with
    particles. Have a good laugh, but try not to explode in their faces! You may offend them.
In Quantum, we generate attraction
by pitching boomerangs. Watch me
pull that guy behind you, Bill.
Yeah! Just make sure that you don't hit
your little weenie with that disc!