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===Present status=== At present, there is no candidate theory of everything that includes the standard model of particle physics and general relativity and that, at the same time, is able to calculate the [[fine-structure constant]] or the [[mass of the electron]].<ref name="NYT-20201123" /> Most particle physicists expect that the outcome of ongoing experiments β the search for new particles at the large [[particle accelerator]]s and for [[dark matter]] β are needed in order to provide further input for a theory of everything.
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