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Modern physics has transformed the way we see the universe. Space can bend, time can slow down, particles can exist in several states at once. Yet for many readers fascinated by physics, these ideas often remain impressive but difficult to truly understand. They are accepted, repeated, and admired, but rarely examined at their deepest level. The End of Physical Theories begins exactly at this point. Rather than introducing another theory or offering a new interpretation, this book asks a more fundamental question: why do physical theories work at all, and where do their explanations ultimately stop? Instead of starting from equations or technical models, it looks at the conceptual ground that makes any physical description possible. The book shows that even the most successful frameworks of modern physics-quantum mechanics and general relativity-are not complete explanations of reality. They work remarkably well, but they rely on assumptions they cannot justify on their own. Concepts such as spacetime, probability, and physical laws are usually taken for granted rather than explained. From this analysis emerges a different kind of foundation. The book introduces a single self-consistent framework that does not begin by assuming space, time, or physical laws, but explains how these ideas arise instead of postulating them. Written for readers who are genuinely curious about physics but not technically trained, the book does not simplify by watering down ideas. It does not teach formulas or require mathematical expertise. Instead, it aims to make the logic of physical explanation accessible, without hiding behind technical language. This is not a popular science narrative, nor a textbook. It is an invitation to rethink what physical explanation means, why theories succeed, and why they cannot be the final word.

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