Deepak Kapur
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1. But, if ToE is formulated...won't it mean that we have reached something, which has to be taken as a 'given'. 2. If there is always something more to discover, doesn't it mean that 'the never ending exploration' is to be taken as a 'given'? -
Let's go in distant future. Let's assume that science has discovered all the fundamental particles/concepts that explain this universe completely. My questions are as follows: 1. Won't these fundamental particles have to be taken as a 'given' (with no further explanation possible)? 2. Is this the ultimate future of science...to reach at something, which has to be taken as a given?
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SCHOLARLY ACT A Scholar was going his way home. He unknowingly stepped on a babana peel, fell down and bruised his nose very badly. Somehow, he got up and started moving forwards. After walking for sometime, he saw another banana peel lying in his way. He stopped and started thinking about the second banana peel. After much deliberations in his mind, he said to himself, 'Oh my god! I will have to slip over this one also.'