> we already know, for the most part, what is there to be known This is also what what generally believed about physics in the 1890s, right before everything e

> we already know, for the most part, what is there to be known This is also what what generally believed about physics in the 1890s, right before everything exploded with Relativity and Quantum Physics. "it was generally accepted that all the important laws of physics had been discovered and that, henceforth, research would be concerned with clearing up minor problems and particularly with improvements of method and measurement" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_physics#20th_century:_birth_of_modern_physics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_physics#20th_centur...