There's a complete opposite possibility that the rules of the universe are computational, and that our math seems suited to represent it all because any system

There's a complete opposite possibility that the rules of the universe are computational, and that our math seems suited to represent it all because any system complex enough to require a turing machine to parse is capable of representing anything and everything within our turing-machine-equivlant universe. In this case, there is no cognitive blind spot, we really are seeing it all.