I'm just saying there's gotta be because of what we've observed so far. Like you said, we can explain 100% of the phenomena in our solar system. It leads to bel

I'm just saying there's gotta be because of what we've observed so far. Like you said, we can explain 100% of the phenomena in our solar system. It leads to believe that we can do that in the future for things outside of it. Also, just because a theory is discontinuous at its boundaries doesn't mean we can't have a theory that is on the other edge of that boundary. The unifying theory is supposedly supposed to link both general relativity and quantum mechanics. Obviously this is just my opinion but I think any system that is sufficiently observable, with enough time can be figured out completely. I don't think it's a matter of if our brains can understand it but if we can have the ability to run experiments on it and enough time.