Why is the superposition principle not applicable in general relativity?
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I'm no expert, but Wikipedia says the following:
And that seems logical to me.
I think this is because if it is not clear where an object is located, it is not possible to say how (where exactly) it bends spacetime.
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No, thank you, I didn't mean gravitational waves.
This was more of a rhetorical question, which you just answered in your post about gravity.
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Nicht jede Nicht- Zustimmung, auch wenn sie von vielen Seiten gleichzeitig kommt, ist ein Shitstorm.
No, I don't mean those, but those who do it blatantly, even though they should be reported for it.