Quantum gravity through geometric algebra

Geometric Algebra is used to construct a model of quantum gravity in which the 4D spacetime manifold is built from qubitic quantum entangled spacetime elements of geometric algebraic nature. This is achieved by first investigating the spontaneous decomposition of the spacetime continuum's metric structure at Planck distances as one approaches what otherwise would become the Universe's initial singularity. Considering this metric deconstruction within the model one finds that the reverse induced emergence of the spacetime continuum is generated by a coupling action triggered by the embedding action between distinct pre-spacetime manifolds. Further uncovered in this re-engineering of spacetime is a Poincare-constrained quantum foam existing at infra-Planck scales.