Comments by "" (@TheDavidlloydjones) on "Is This Geometric Structure The Theory Of Everything? | Answers With Joe" video.

  1. Fine, Brian, except for one thing, that "quantum leap." A quantum leap is the smallest distance anything can move, and it's pretty usually exactly the distance stuff does move, if only to keep itself uncertainly enough located for Heisenberg to be happy. You don't need any evidence to take quantum leaps. Brownian motion will do the job for you.
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  2. "Klee Irwin and the Quantum Gravity Research team have taken this and constructed a theory about the nature of reality itself all the way down to the plank length, ..." That is very important, because one of the things you need to know to be a sergeant in the Canadian Army is "How long is a plank?" Don't let anybody know I told you. The answer is "Twice as long as half." The bad news is there are two other things you need to know, and I'm not going to tell you. A test so difficult even Max Planck might have failed it...
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