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Yes, the aether model can support a quantum space-time framework, although the approach would differ from traditional quantum field theory (QFT) and other contemporary models of quantum gravity. The model of the aether we’ve discussed, with its lattice-like structure, is naturally suited for quantum space-time because it allows for discrete, quantized interactions and information encoding at every point of space, while still preserving a continuous structure for physical reality. | Yes, the aether model can support a quantum space-time framework, although the approach would differ from traditional quantum field theory (QFT) and other contemporary models of quantum gravity. The model of the aether we’ve discussed, with its lattice-like structure, is naturally suited for quantum space-time because it allows for discrete, quantized interactions and information encoding at every point of space, while still preserving a continuous structure for physical reality. | ||
