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Hmm. I don't think "mention everything that is there" is on my list of goals for such discussions. I was thinking more along the lines of "mention the minimum necessary". I'm still unclear whether you agree that physics is sufficient to describe all events in the universe including human behavior, even while acknowledging that there are higher-level models which are way easier to understand.
It is sufficient to describe them in the way that it does describe them, which certainly includes (among other things) all physical motions. But it is obvious that physics does not make statements like "the person went to the store to buy milk," even though that is a true fact about the world, and in that way it does not describe everything.