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If LIGO did find gravitational waves, what does that imply about unifying gravity with the current standard model?

I have always had the impression that either general relativity is wrong or our current standard model is wrong. 

If our standard model seems to be holding up to all of our experiments and then we find strong evidence of gravitational waves, where would we go from there?
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Nothing. Gravitational waves are just a feature of General Relativity, which is a classical field theory, and so these would be another important piece of evidence for GR. The discovery would also open up the road to gravitational wave astronomy and the study of black hole mergers and similar events.

However nothing of this is affected by the quantization of gravity and the details of a theory of everything. GWs are well into the classical limit. 

Think of the people who discovered EM waves; did that tell them anything about quantum electrodynamics, or even quantum mechanics?