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Will scientists ever find a theory of everything?

Albert Einstein is known for his haircut, theories of relativity and belief that “the fact that [the physical world] is comprehensible is a miracle.” What he meant was that via science, math and our own neurons, humans can deduce physical laws that the universe seems to obey. But even with these laws and a lot of expertise, scientists don’t truly comprehend the universe yet—they’re not even close. Some physicists believe this fuller understanding might involve a “theory of everything”.