Need help with Theories of Everything in 21st century

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I need to construct a timeline for the quest for the theory of everything from the 20th-21st century.

I need help. I'm having trouble with the 21st century part since there aren't much books on this. Can anybody please inform me of all the TOE in the 21st century and what their up to? For example, what are those String Theoriests doing right now?
 
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I need to construct a timeline for the quest for the theory of everything from the 20th-21st century.

And how would we know when we have achieved a TOE? What experiment would definitely prove it?
 
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