Is There Really a Theory of Everything to Discover?

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The discussion questions the existence of a Theory of Everything (TOE), suggesting that there may not be one to discover. Participants emphasize that this topic fits better in the "beyond the standard model" forum. A related thread is mentioned, highlighting relevant insights from a user named Vanadium 50. The conversation reflects skepticism about the feasibility of unifying all physical theories into a single framework. Overall, the notion of a definitive TOE remains contentious among forum members.
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I personally think there may not even be a TOE to discover.
 
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Firstly, I think this thread belongs to the "beyond the standard model" forum.

KarminValso1724 said:
I personally think there may not even be a TOE to discover.
I have red a thread very closely related to this topic (link), Vanadium 50's post there is relevant.
 
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