Will physics be fully explored?
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resolved Dec 31
No. There will be infinity of layers.
Yes. Some set of independent theories will eventually cover all questions.
No. Otherwise there would be an implicit contradiction with Gödel theorem.
Yes. A single theory will be formed, from each any phenomena can be derived.
None of the words in this poll will be explained or given definition. Pick an option which alligns closer with your interpretation of the question. Imagine, that the 4 variants is an exhaustive list and that your opinion/feel thus definitely falls into one of these groups.
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