What do you think the first step towards finding the theory of everyt

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The discussion centers on the quest for a theory of everything in physics, emphasizing the need to unify general relativity and quantum field theory. Participants express skepticism about the feasibility of achieving this goal without a solid theoretical foundation. Some suggest that a comprehensive study of existing physics is essential before making further advancements. Others highlight the importance of innovative thinking and new approaches to tackle the complexities involved. Ultimately, the conversation reflects a mix of hope and caution regarding the pursuit of a unified theory.

Apr 7, 2013

PhyHunter

What do you think the first step towards finding the theory of everything ?

Example combine GR and QFT in singularity or I don't know so I am asking you.

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What do you think the first step towards finding the theory of everything ?

Making a study of physics.

Apr 7, 2013

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Sorry...this is nothing but wide-open speculation.

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