superuniversal
Superuniversal is a concept in theoretical physics that refers to a hypothetical framework in which all possible physical theories, including those that have not yet been discovered, are embedded. The term was introduced by physicist Leonard Susskind in the context of string theory, but it has since been applied more broadly to other areas of theoretical physics.
The idea behind superuniversal is that there exists a single, overarching theory that encompasses all possible
One of the key features of superuniversal theories is their ability to make predictions about phenomena that
Critics of the superuniversal approach argue that it is overly ambitious and may not be testable in