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The Pursuit of a Theory of Everything: Unraveling the Universe's Mysteries
Albert Einstein dedicated the last three decades of his life to a monumental quest: discovering a "theory of everything." This elusive equation, possibly no longer than one inch in length, would encapsulate all the fundamental laws governing the universe. In essence, Einstein aimed to "read the mind of God"—to find a single, elegant mathematical statement that explains the cosmos in its entirety. However, despite his relentless pursuit, he was unable to succeed. The universe, as it turns out, is far more complex than Einstein had envisioned.