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Lessons for Foundations of Quantum Mechanics from Quantum Gravity

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Quantum Gravity is a short hand for a unified framework for all of physics. I will describe one approach to discovering this unified framework called causal set theory and set out some lessons that it can teach us about the foundations of quantum mechanics.

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