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A quantum theory that describes, upon symmetry-breaking, matter and the four fundamental interactions. Use only if a more specific tag, such as string-theory, does not apply. A ToE is both a theory of quantum gravity and a BSM (Beyond the Standard Model) theory.
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How can we test a theory of everything?
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Is M-theory just a M-yth?
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Equation of everything
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