Platonism isn't the only way to belive that mathematical truth exists beyond humans. In Platonism one believes that the objects themselves are real in some sens

Platonism isn't the only way to belive that mathematical truth exists beyond humans. In Platonism one believes that the objects themselves are real in some sense, but I prefer to see it in a different light: mathematics is about considering the relationships between arbitrary objects. The actual objects don't matter - what matter is how they are connected, and the things we prove are true whenever a collection of objects fit together with that relationship.