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Standard physics foundations should first separate established definitions, empirically tested domains, unresolved incompatibilities, and open questions before evaluating proposed reformulations.
Why the card currently reads this way
This card is strongest as a neutral baseline. Quantum theory and general relativity remain highly successful inside their tested domains, while their conceptual and mathematical relationship remains unresolved. Planck units are useful dimensional scales built from constants such as c, hbar, and G, but they should not be treated as evidence for a specific unification claim without additional argument and empirical pressure.
What would move the card
- Document-backed sources for the standard definitions of Planck length, Planck time, Planck mass, and Planck energy.
- A clearer list of empirical domains where quantum theory and general relativity are separately well tested.
- A reviewer checklist for deciding whether a reformulation changes notation, assumptions, predictions, or empirical commitments.
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A founder-submitted record is visible, but outside public review is still the next proof step.
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