Could there be a tool more powerful than math for analyzing the universe?
Could there be a tool more powerful than math for analyzing the universe?
Colton Green
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Connor Clark
Yes
Jose Hall
Love.
Michael Rivera
It wouldn't be one which can be taught with somewhat unambiguous semantics. As soon as you can capture it syntactically and teach it's applications in a concise way, you can consider it formalized in mathematics.
Asher Morales
Everything is math
Math is a language
Everything is language
David Wright
Came here to post this.
But seriously what kind of stupid question is that?
Benjamin Fisher
Astrology
Dylan Johnson
Historical materialism
Jordan Collins
Meme magic
Jordan Johnson
Religion
Hudson White
shitposting
Xavier Torres
Occultism, obviously
Carson Bailey
This.
Jace Perez
Conceived objects have structure, therefore are described mathematically. To say all is conception though is pretty fucking retarded.
The best tool for understanding the universe is pure observation, of which conceived mathematical thoughts are a small part.
William Davis
pictures
Isaac Martinez
spacemath
Jacob White
Why now that you mention it...
Carter Ortiz
Evan James
No. But there could be a tool as powerful.
Math is one way that your mind can use to describe the universe to itself. The senses also "analyze" the universe directly. Meditation allows you direct access to whatever your senses are doing. This won't allow you to control what you call other than yourself, but it will allow you to relinquish control of what you call yourself.
Ethan Nguyen
stephen wolfram has dedicated his life to find such a new scientific approach
he claims he might have the glimpses of one in several youtube videos, I'm not sure what the big deal is but he is a pretty smart guy so there's probably merit in his research
of course AI that develops an algorithm to do your request in simple linguistic terms sounds pretty great but that's not by itself a revelation
Liam Garcia
MUUUUUURPH
Luis Ross
>Everything is math
No.
>Math is a language
No.
>Everything is language
No.
Ethan Richardson
Filipino mathematics
Carson Gray
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Anthony Moore
Love is applied math.
So is meme magic.
Levi Anderson
>analyzing the universe
You can't, you are just conceptualizing your perceptions.
Joshua Butler
Math is a sort of language. We define concepts, a lot of times axiomatically, and explore the consequences and applications of those definitions. Math only has applications because we usually discard useless definitions.