State Your Opinion on String Theory

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The discussion on string theory highlights the complexity of the topic, suggesting that a comprehensive understanding requires extensive study, potentially spanning two semesters. Participants encourage the original poster to explore specific resources, such as PBS's "NOVA" program on superstrings and dedicated sections on Physics Forums. The conversation emphasizes the need for more focused questions to facilitate meaningful discussion. Overall, the community suggests that a basic overview is insufficient for a topic as intricate as string theory. Engaging with existing resources and forums is recommended for deeper insights.
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can everyone please state your opinion about string theory
 
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and explain it please. thank you.
 
You're asking for something that could take up at least 2 semesters at a university.

Why don't you try thumbing through this page on superstrings and then try to narrow it down a bit by asking specific questions?
 
Why don't you check the String theory part of Physics Forums under Physics>Strings . ..
 

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