> Math is purely abstract science yet it describes the world around us to the utmost precision. Does that mean that this world is simply ... a math model which

> Math is purely abstract science yet it describes the world around us to the utmost precision. Does that mean that this world is simply ... a math model which means everything around us is ... not real? You can only reach this conclusion if you categorize math as "not real". If everything we interact with is a perfect mathematical object, I prefer to take that as evidence that all mathematical objects may be real, however abstract they seem.