Agree. Our math is convenient for us humans living in our universe. But how much of our math is just a poor approximation of our universe? Like Newton's gravit

Agree. Our math is convenient for us humans living in our universe. But how much of our math is just a poor approximation of our universe? Like Newton's gravity was. If our math only _approximates_ the world, if we discovered something that explains things better, it would all be irrelevant. There are a lot of hints that something big is missing in our maths as a means of explanation. Like the mathematical constants Pi and Euler repeating infinitely, quantum randomness...