�Given that the Planck mass is nothing like a minimum possible mass, why do some people assume that the Planck length/time are the minimum possible length and time? If we have no problem with there being masses that are (much) smaller than the Planck mass, why do we assume that the Planck length and time are the fundamental units of quantisation? Why could there not be smaller distances and
Monday, 10 August 2015
Dear Dr. Bee: Why do some people assume that the Planck length/time are the minimum possible length and time?
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