The current state of theoretical physics is marked by an acknowledged foundational crisis, arising from the overwhelming success but fundamental mutual incompatibility of its two central pillars: General Relativity (GR) and Quantum Mechanics (QM). GR successfully describes gravity and the structure of the universe at the largest, cosmological scales, while QM governs phenomena at the microscopic, particle level. The inability to reconcile these frameworks, coupled with the persistence of profound mysteries concerning the universe's composition and dynamics, creates significant roadblocks that necessitate the exploration of radical, often speculative, theoretical paradigms.

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