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 | | The first problem is that, as with any current theory of quantum gravity, it does not yet make any firm predictions that are currently subject to experimental verification (it is not falsifiable, because human beings do not have the technology to observe strings, which are said to be roughly 10 |
 | | Nonetheless, while these possibilities for confirmation, however remote, do exist, as things now stand string theory cannot be disproven by experiment, which is a serious problem for any theory of physics. |
 | | The second problem is that much of theory is still only formulated perturbatively (as a series of approximations rather than as an exact solution). |
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