Bertrand Wong
Abstract
The conventional theory of everything concerns the unification of the four forces of nature: gravity, weak nuclear force, strong nuclear force and electromagnetism. But some of the most fundamental aspects of nature are left out. This article raises some important points which ought to be covered by a new theory of everything.
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The conventional theory of everything concerns the unification of the four forces of nature: gravity, weak nuclear force, strong nuclear force and electromagnetism. But some of the most fundamental aspects of nature are left out. This article raises some important points which ought to be covered by a new theory of everything.
Key concepts: Theory of everything (philosophy), Unification, Electromagnetism, Theoretical physics, Nuclear force, Classical physics, Physics, Fundamental interaction