I was just reading this article on wikipedia about the supposed "Theory of Everthing".

IMO, I don't think humans will ever find a simple equation for the Theory of Everything. I believe that the systems and processes that the earth (not to mention the universe) has to go through just to simply exist is just too complex for man too ever break it down into a simple equation. We may find out how each element such as (gravity, space, anti-matter and even time among other things) may work on an individual basis, but when you put them together..........the universe doesn't seem to work quite right. Yet, it does, because we're here. I think until we're able to observe the universe from the outside, there may never be an equation for the "Theory of Everything". In sort of a weird way, maybe we've stumbled into the true existence of God without realizing it.

What do you think?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_everything

I think you should read "The Theory Of Everything" by Stephen Hawking

Yeah, it's around online if you search for it. I read it once online.

Word........I'll try and get ahold of it and read it. I'm just getting interested in this topic, so I didn't how much material was out there about it.

Thats a good place to start his books are very easy to understand, in laymens terms, good for getting the basics.