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Defining the Ultimate Goal of Science
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Looking at Current Prototype Theories of Everything
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The Standard Model Always Leads to Chemistry
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John Dalton Proves the Existence of Atoms
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Mendeleev Assembles the Periodic Table of Elements
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What Are Atoms?
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Electromagnetism, Strong/Weak Force, Higgs, Gravity
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Understanding These Forces
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Beginning The Standard Model with Quarks
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Leptons and the Weak Force
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The General Theory of Relativity
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Relativity Doesn´t Work in the Subatomic World
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How We Only Understand About 5% of Universal Physics
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Embark on a 32-minute journey exploring the quest for a unified theory of everything in this lecture from The Great Courses. Delve into the incompatibility between the standard model of particle physics and general relativity. Trace the historical development of atomic theory, from Dalton's proof of atoms to Mendeleev's periodic table. Examine the fundamental forces of nature, including electromagnetism, strong and weak forces, and gravity. Explore the building blocks of the Standard Model, such as quarks and leptons. Confront the limitations of general relativity in the subatomic world and grapple with the fact that our current understanding accounts for only about 5% of universal physics.

The Theory of Everything - Two Prototype Theories of Everything

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