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Renormalization(medium.com)

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So it fails at small scale but holds true for large? Which theory is more accurate for large scales?

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The problem with general relativity is that it is accurate enough when applied at larger scales, but breaks down at small scales. I have not spent my life studying theoretical physics, but I have an interest and possess the intellect to at least grasp the context of published papers. The problem with general relativity is it is based on a three dimensional universe, yet the singularity can only be renormalized with an infinite number of interconnected points across multiple universes. This has been dubbed String Theory.(forbes.com) but it as well has become as problematic as general relativity.

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So there's nothing more accurate at large scales?