> art is a harder problem than say, exploring meaningful theorems in math I think it is not all that difficult to argue that math is art. Sure, some questions

> art is a harder problem than say, exploring meaningful theorems in math I think it is not all that difficult to argue that math is art. Sure, some questions posed by mathematicians (such as "Is god's number 20?") can be proven by computers with rote brute force, but the actual creative process of playing with a given system, adding and removing constraints, and seeing what emerges is very much a creative and artistic process. One of the easiest ways to see this is to read a good math paper. They're rare, but good pieces of math can spark the same sort of feelings that a good pieces of art does.