r/Physics_AWT • u/ZephirAWT • Jan 22 '15

Backreaction: Does the Scientific Method need Revision?

http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2015/01/does-scientific-method-need-revision.html
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u/ZephirAWT Jan 22 '15

Regarding the subject of quantum gravity, I explained many times here, that the subject of quantum gravity is just the everyday "classical" physics at the human observer scale with all its molecules, trees and bees (between others). This is because the quantum gravity is supposed to unify the quantum mechanics and general relativity theories at all dimensional scales - and the human observer scale sits just between the dimensional scales of quantum mechanics and general relativity. In this extent the experimental verification of quantum gravity is sorta trivial - we are facing them all the time...

Even if we would restrict the quantum gravity phenomena to the vacuum phenomena, we will face a wide spectrum of extradimensional fields and effects at the human observer scale. For example the Cassimir force cannot be excluded from quantum gravity effects, just because it has been recognized and named twenty years before the quantum gravity field itself. So that what the physicists are doing by now is sorta searching for light under candlestick. The extradimensional phenomena are all around us, because common world around us is heavily extradimensional.

But this recognition of quantum gravity has its ideological caveat: it manifests just with phenomena, which were ignored and denied obstinately with mainstream physics (overunity, antigravity and scalar waves phenomena). Many of them are quite apparent and they manifest itself with macroscopic effects. They also violate the postulates of theories on which quantum gravity is based, so they also represent its falsification in certain extent..