I think so, too.
We have gaps in reality, the planck length, planck time etc.
Also, we have Gödel's incompleteness theorems, which tells us about the gaps in theories we can't fill.
We have gaps in reality, the planck length, planck time etc.
Also, we have Gödel's incompleteness theorems, which tells us about the gaps in theories we can't fill.
"There is currently no directly proven physical significance of the Planck length; it is, however, a topic of research."
That's mathematical, not physical, so that would mean that in the parent universe somehow _something else constitutes a formal language_, which requires changing what it means to be a subset, which requires changing set theory. So if GITs are invalid in the parent universe, it means, roughly either that you can compare something to itself, and find that it contains different things that itself (absurd), or that list comprehensions are logically impossible (not as obviously absurd, but still "whaaa?").