Errors in this:That is a misdirection. Mathematical symbols were invented by humans, but the mathematical nature of reality is being revealed via naturally occurring mathematical functions.
- No mathematical function is "naturally occurring". Mathematical functions are found only where human beings are found, because human beings are the ones who write down the functions.
- Nature does not reveal mathematical functions. Humans do.
I challenge you to find one "mathematical expression" anywhere in "nature", not counting the ones deliberately written down by human beings.We can accept that there is an abstract "logical method" by which the universe operates because we can find mathematical expressions at every level of size or complexity.
Can you produce even one example of such a thing?
Is the universe a conscious being, according to you? Is the universe your god?Humans did not invent mathematics. Humans symbolized mathematics. And if mathematics are done properly the universe will respond in a reciprocal manner.
How does "the universe" respond to humans doing mathematics, exactly?
Will the universe strike me down if I don't do mathematics properly? Let's try it: 2 + 2 = 5. No effect yet.
You're confusing the description of things using mathematics with the idea of mathematics causing things. Mathematics doesn't cause things to form, or to grow or to make patterns. Mathematics is conceptual.Very simple organisms follow mathematical "guidance" in the self-formation of the most efficient growth patterns that allow for maximum energy conservation.
The term "self-formation" doesn't exist in English.
No organism has "maximum energy conservation". All organisms take in "food" and produce waste products, including heat.
Natural selection is not mathematics.Natural selection does the rest.
What you should be saying is that we can describe how nature functions using mathematical models. But that's a very different idea that the pet idea you're obsessed with.Nature functions in a manner we can understand and copy, using mathematics.
In other words, Higgs had a physical model formulated using mathematics that predicted what might be seen in certain observations of the natural world.Ask Peter Higgs, he made a prediction based on mathematics that was applicable at quantum level.
Let me give you an analogy. Imagine you have a map of London. Never having been there, you look at the map and you see that it predicts that Buckingham Palace ought to be located at a particular junction of certain streets in the city. One day, you visit London, and - lo and behold! - you find Buckingham Palace right where the map told you to expect it.
Would you be astounded by this and claim that "London is a self-forming mathematical function" that is caused by your map? If you did, you'd be making a major category error - literally confusing the map for the territory, or vice versa.
Dasies don't know anything about the Fibonacci sequence.Ask daisies why their petal count is what we have named the Fibonacci Sequence.
??Ask Lemurs if they know how to differentiate between "more and less".
No. There are no "exponential functions" to be found in nature. No mathematical functions at all, in fact - other than the ones people have written down.Nature was using exponential functions (expansion) at the very beginning of time (a symbolic incremental measurement of duration), long before man his entrance.
That's like saying that you would trust your map of London to be 100% accurate, based on it showing the correct location of Buckingham Palace. But suppose the Empire State building is also shown on your map of London. Would you have any reason to doubt the magical properties of your map, then?If mathematics WORK at this fundamental level then there is no reason to doubt the mathematical properties (functions) that reality itself rests on.
Relevance of this cut-and-paste: zero.