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Interesting point of view, but a few caveats: - I don't think it can be taken for granted that math exists independent of consciousness to think of it. - Even
by prmph 4y ago
Interesting point of view, but a few caveats:
- I don't think it can be taken for granted that math exists independent of consciousness to think of it.
- Even if math exists independent of time and consciousness, it need not have a physical manifestation (by your own logic). So why does a physical universe have to exist?
- jiggawatts 4y agoPhysics is the equation, not a scribble of one on a dead tree.
- thethirdone 4y agoWhy do you assume the physical universe is a manifestation? The Mandelbrot set exists and contains self reference without any need for it to be graphed (a manifestation). Similarly the universe as we experience it may exist without any physical manifestation.