Help, looking for a philosophy book about theories of everything

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The discussion revolves around finding a specific book that contains approximately 50 theories about various scientific concepts, including string theory and parallel universes. A user initially suggests "50 Popular Beliefs People Think Are True" by Guy Harrison, but this is dismissed as not fitting the criteria. Another suggestion is "The Road to Reality" by Roger Penrose, which explores the intersection of physics and philosophy, particularly in quantum gravity. The conversation highlights the need for recommendations that focus on intriguing theories rather than critical analyses.
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Hello all, I am currently trying in vain to find a book that i do not know the name of. I heard it mentioned somewhere that I can not recall so now am lost. Basically it is a book with (I think 50) interesting theories about everything. Like string theory parallel universes etc. Has anyone heard of such a book or can suggest something similar?
 
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Hey ryan thanks for the reply, i just looked that up and don't think its the book I am after, Its not really a critical analysis of the theories just some of the more out there and not so out there theories about the universe. Some with scientific reasoning behind them.
 
What about "the road to reality" by Penrose??
 

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