Actually, they're on the same level. ST and LQG can't make any
substantial predictions either.

Yes, but:

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Moving Dimensions Theory is in complete agreement with all experimental

tests and phenomena associated with special and general relativity.
MDT is in complete agreement with all physical phenomena as predicted
by quantum mechanics and demonstrated in extensive experiments. The
genius and novelty of MDT is that it presents a common physical model
which shows that phenomena from both relativity and quantum mechanics
derive from the same fundamental physical reality.


Nowhere does String Theory nor Loop Quantum Gravity account for quantum

entanglement nor relativistic time dilation. MDT shows these derive
from the same underlying physical reality. Nowhere does ST nor LQG
account for wave-particle duality nor relativistic length contraction.
MDT shows these derive from the same underlying physical reality.
Nowhere does ST nor LQG account for the constant speed of light, nor
the independence of the speed of light on the velocity of the source,
nor entropy, nor time's arrow. MDT shows these derive from the same
underlying physical reality. Nowhere does String Theory nor Loop
Quantum Gravity resolve the paradox of Godel's Block Universe which
troubled Eisntein. MDT resolves this paradox.


Simply put, MDT replaces the contemporary none-theories with a physical

theory, complete with a simple postulate that unifies formerly
disparate phenomena within a simple context.





Igor wrote:
Actually, they're on the same level. ST and LQG can't make any
substantial predictions either.