Grand unified theory that is being researched in mathematics?

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The discussion centers on the existence of a grand unified theory in mathematics, specifically a metaphysical or philosophical framework that could unify various mathematical concepts. While there is ongoing research into this idea, most mathematicians show little interest in pursuing a grand-unified theory. The conversation highlights the divide between theoretical exploration and practical application in the field of mathematics.

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Is there a grand unified theory that is being researched in mathematics?
 
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Depends on who's answering. There is a search for a grand-unified metaphysics/philosophy of mathematics. Most mathematicians aren't interested in it however.
 

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