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Can you tie a knot in a string-theory string?

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check this page out. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory
As you can already see the dimensions in string theory are already in knots. Also, the string in string theory are so unbelievably small that we would never be able to see them, let alone tie them into a knot.

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