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    Challenges→Observing evidence of discreteness of space would not suffice to select loop quantum gravity over rival theories

    Many approaches to quantum gravity involve discreteness of space

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    Loop quantum gravity is seemingly less plagued by a lack of predictions, and indeed it is often claimed that the discreteness of area and volume operators are concrete predictions of the theory, with potentially testable consequences. Proponents of this approach argue that this makes the theory more susceptible to falsification, and thus more scientific (in the sense of Popper; see the entry on Karl Popper) than string theory (see Smolin 2006 for this line of argument). However, it is still qu

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