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General Relativity would be a cinch compared to...
Financial astronomers may yet adapt their science to the complexities of General Relativity. Einstein's difficult equations are still linear over short distances and times. Even in a Theory of Everything, arbitrage might be conducted with virtual gravitons.
But even Sages of a String Theory Soft Landing cannot create enough liquidity to cushion the asteroid which, gliding silently along quantized geodesics, crashes directly into their observatory.
Financial astronomers may yet adapt their science to the complexities of General Relativity. Einstein's difficult equations are still linear over short distances and times. Even in a Theory of Everything, arbitrage might be conducted with virtual gravitons.
But even Sages of a String Theory Soft Landing cannot create enough liquidity to cushion the asteroid which, gliding silently along quantized geodesics, crashes directly into their observatory.
