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How much of physics is wrong? What is the "most correct" theory we have now? Is it something to do with Relativity or something related to Quantum Mechanics?

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Most likely all current theories are wrong but does it really matter? They still work well enough for practical purposes.

>How much of physics is wrong

All of it (except thermal)

Then what's the point of trying to develop a grand new theory? I fucking hate that mindset.

If I'm not wrong, current physics can describe all the 4 fundamental forces except gravity. But when you include gravity into the picture you get exotic things like string theory which still isn't testable because of the energy scales involved.

current physics tries not to explain reality, but to simply guess the equations between measured numbers. this is anything but science.

There's nothing correct about quantum

So it works even better in practice.

Thays not true you numpty. It attempts to determine the underlying structure that produces these numbers.

Please explain. It makes sense when you let go of your presuppositions and predicts incrediblu accurate results from very dew assumptions.