Re:If gravity isn't a force, then why does it "need" a boson?
by lostmsu on Saturday March 23, 2024 @01:24PM
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I'm sure you are familiar with Kalusa-Klein theory (knowing that it is incomplete and/or doesn't describe our universe), don't you think that motion in that theory is less bound to gravity alone like the parent comment suggests because the notion of proper time is different?
I tend to gravitate toward the same line of thinking because of the existence of black hole charge limit.
I tend to gravitate toward the same line of thinking because of the existence of black hole charge limit.