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This is backwards cause-effect Mathematical axioms are derived from sensory experience in this physical reality The math is actually river-like
by goobleplex 1mo ago
This is backwards cause-effect
Mathematical axioms are derived from sensory experience in this physical reality
The math is actually river-like
- rcxdude 1mo agoIt's not obvious that either way should work.
- metalman 1mo agoor: rivers obey physics with * absolute perfection, and "math" is a clumsy human constructed aproximation of certain conditions that will create a 2 dimensional image of something "river-like" but remain unconvincing to fish. * humans are still unsure of exactly how much detail reality contains, or even if it's a constant, but we can be sure that all observable natural phenominon adhear to the laws of nature at the finest level that exists, and so in another article about "electric rain" it is shown that each drop of water in a cloud has a charge and can be considered as a physical component of lightning, and if left undischarged goes on to corrode cars, or interact in unknown ways as it becomes part of a river, to which I suggest getting some much higher, much bigger math to figure it out. Or ask a fish.