Did you click the link or simply start soap boxing? It's a survey, and the link text is a quote of one of the surveyors which I only found by clicking view com

Did you click the link or simply start soap boxing? It's a survey, and the link text is a quote of one of the surveyors which I only found by clicking view comments then ctrl-f'ing 'immort' which took me far down the list to find this: Shane Magrath, 48, from Australia, has loved math since grades 9-12 “One day the universe will be a cold black emptiness. However that which is mathematically true will remain vibrantly true even if the universe fades to darkness. When we do mathematics we touch immortality.” You rely too much on proof by assertion to support your ideology > does not constitute a proof of existence of anything infinite outside one's mind. You argue a lack of rigor but refuse to uphold your dismissal to your own projected standards You even claim there are texts to support your position but choose to leave out a link for others to review I am comfortably an opposing opinion to your opinion but one of the things that confuses me about those that share it with you is the 'outside the mind' element Can you elaborate on how mathematical phenomena only exist inside the mind and if so how that proves mathematics fails to exist immortally