> It's more around math as the language of the universe, in things like quantum physics -- there's no "approximation" here, it's more the nature of reality itse

> It's more around math as the language of the universe, in things like quantum physics -- there's no "approximation" here, it's more the nature of reality itself. Why is it that everyone thinks of mathematical models of quantum mechanics as much closer to the "nature of reality" than any other mathematical model? If anything the constant disagreements between quantum mechanics and physical models at other scales should make it clear that all the models we have are wrong by virtue of incompatibility.