That is a fun reply, Mcbockalds.

I hope I made it obvious that physicists are real smart folks; it's just that they are specialists in their field. Physicists are not specialists when it comes down to the big picture; they make one enormous mistake.

If the Pope were to say that God were a Cyclops, we would all be amazed and probably start laughing real hard shortly thereafter.

Yet when Physicists say something similar (unified field of forces), then most folks keep their mouths shut. We should be laughing, because a unified field of forces is a very strange non-scientific position.

All physicists agree that we live in a result with fundamental outcomes (first seen some 13.8 billion years ago), so it would not be possible to have that happen unless the unified field of forces actually came to an end just prior. Physicists that say a unified field of forces is possible today are not paying attention.

Gödel already made that obvious, 100 years ago. I also showed that mathematically in my book published in 2000.