A beautiful new theory of everything

[Homer_simpson]

this one is so nice i hope that it gets proven right.
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/garrett_lisi_on_his_theory_of_everything.html

[zero-impact]

Interesting, yet his presentation style is the most boring I have seen in a TED talk yet. It felt like he was reading out of a text book.

[SJ]

i hope it gets proven wrong, or imperfect.
i once had a discussion with my physics teacher, it went something like this
me: miss, what's the point of science?
her: to find logical explanations for everything that's currently not explained.
me: so what happens when everything's explained?
her: well, then the world would be a very boring place. and i'd probably lose my job.

[Homer_simpson]

SJ @ Mon May 04, 2009 9:05 pm wrote:

i hope it gets proven wrong, or imperfect.
i once had a discussion with my physics teacher, it went something like this
me: miss, what's the point of science?
her: to find logical explanations for everything that's currently not explained.
me: so what happens when everything's explained?
her: well, then the world would be a very boring place. and i'd probably lose my job.

lol it's true i also like to think that you can never know it all,
Einstein doesn't think the same way :"The most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible."