> That would be magic Yes, which is why attempting to dismiss the notion that gravity is mathematical by stating that math on a page doesn't exert a force on y

> That would be magic Yes, which is why attempting to dismiss the notion that gravity is mathematical by stating that math on a page doesn't exert a force on you is not a valid argument. > And it assumes reality is mathematical or logical as opposed to those being descriptive human languages Let's run an experiment: propose a universe in which conjunction, disjunction, negation or implication are violated. Do the properties of such a universe have anything in common with our own? If our reality necessarily preserves these properties, how could you sensibly argue that reality is not logical?