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The ultimate goal of physics is to be able to describe all physical phenomena under one solid structure. To have a single way to express everything, and to many that lies in an equation somewhere. We seek a unified field theory. We have been able to successfully quantify much of what we observe as a product of electromagnetic radiation. From what I understand we are still trying to incorporate, or unify, nuclear forces and gravity with these other forces, or I suppose force, of nature. My question is what else needs to be explained, what else do we yet not know, and what exactly needs needs to be done for unification to occur? Are there merely holes in the theory? Or are there still things that we plain can't explain? Are we missing some crucial mode of thinking, or some crucial mathematical relationship? Are the equations from string from theory even applicable, or relevant? or are they even being interpreted properly? I want to know what exactly needs further physical inquiry, so that we may all know and better be able to seek it.
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