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It is not realistic to have an actual Theory of Everything until we know everything about the Universe. In mainstream cosmology, space is full of constant surprises—a trend that's only getting worse—especially with observations from the James Webb Space Telescope that defenestrate broken theories such as the Big Bang. Relativity theory, quantum theory and string theory can't even claim to be physics. We must distinguish between math and reality and place them in their proper order. When you accept math as evidence—rather than a descriptive language to describe observations—it's like evaluating data with circular reasoning. The primary lens of the Standard Model theories is the mathematical one. We witness burying of irreconcilable observations with broken models only works if you can keep patching over inconsistencies with more math; a seemingly endless grab-bag of undiscoverable discoveries that keep this model limping to the next failed prediction. EU advocate and Thunderbol
