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particle physics, has characterized the state of string theory
this way: "Actually, I would not even be prepared to call
string theory a 'theory', rather a 'model', or not even that:
just a hunch."(Introduction, page-xv) 41 tkF
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model, has since become one of the most aggressive and
formidable champions of string theory
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answer to the rudimentary question, what is strip
theory?(Introduction, page-xv)
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