GR assumes that you can push to infintely smaller amounts of spacetime, all the way down to zero which produces infinities when you try to calculate density.
However if we live in a quantum universe then spacetime is granular and there is a definite point (Planck Constant) which would mean that it isn't a zero and thus singularities do not achieve infinite density. However the Theory of Everything has not yet been written so we can't square the circle.
However if we live in a quantum universe then spacetime is granular and there is a definite point (Planck Constant) which would mean that it isn't a zero and thus singularities do not achieve infinite density. However the Theory of Everything has not yet been written so we can't square the circle.
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