The Theory of Everything: Volume 2: Unification of Concepts and Theories (Theory of Everything: Volume 1)

The Theory of Everything: Volume 2: Unification of Concepts and Theories (Theory of Everything: Volume 1)

The Theory of Everything: Volume 2 is concerned with the unification of concepts and theories in physics. What value does a theory claiming to provide a unified description of all the forces of nature have without proof? Since Einstein lacked the objectivity to reconcile his general relativity with quantum mechanics physicists have fought about how to solve the problem of unification after his death. David Labay shows how many approaches over the last century share a similar concept yet there does not appear to be any agreement on how to proceed. Conceptual problems appear to be preventing physicists from deciphering the secret of the universe. Without the willingness to change past concepts, physicists will be lost in hyperspace if they don't begin to work together to find a solution based in reality. A solution that is simple and does more than just make us play dice.