This post isn't really that deep. The writer's discovery of the real nature of math is in line with essentially all disciplines. Things are usually presented as

This post isn't really that deep. The writer's discovery of the real nature of math is in line with essentially all disciplines. Things are usually presented as more rigid to make learning easier, but in all fields of research the lines are much more blurred. But yeah sure it's good that more people understand this. When I used to teach math to university students, this true nature of math is something I always tried to get across. Students would tend to fight this by nature (possibly because they feel more comfortable in a world where mathematical "laws" truly are laws), but I usually pushed back since I thought the insight was important. I'm not entirely sure it was though.