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The most important question in physics is what life is — what makes a cell different from a rock, and how agency arises at all.

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physics Fundamental physics: unification, relativity and quantum mechanics, and whether string theory is still the candidate.

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  1. Adam Frank

    Professor of astrophysics at the University of Rochester

    And what I've come to now is the most important question for physics is, what is life? What the hell is the difference between a rock and a cell, fundamentally? And what I really mean by this, this is where I'm going to go non-traditional, is that really the fundamental question that is agency.

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