> I think Feynmann would disagree with you. I cleverly added so many qualifiers that the comment is unfalsifiable: > In modern physics of this type, where exp

> I think Feynmann would disagree with you. I cleverly added so many qualifiers that the comment is unfalsifiable: > In modern physics of this type, where experimentation is not practical …. Anyway I am a mathematician and not a physicist, so of course I am biased in my evaluation of the ability of mathematics to model reality.