Write4U
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Well measuring the distance between Los Angeles and New York, our maths are accurate to within a hair's breadth.Correct! They are, of course, approximations.
But what would be more accurate than the mathematical processes we can currently measure.
Can you explain how that would work more accurately than mathematics? Would it be a type of mathematics?You could use a larger scale model in which all forces have been scaled similarly. We can't do that right now. But it would be a much better predictive model than our current approximations.
IOW, there is no other measuring and recording system that is more accurate than symbolized mathematics that allows us to solve the mysteries of the universe. What exactly would this large scale model be in essence? A mathematical model? Don't we already have some of this in "set" theory??? I didn't say we should. I merely said that it was possible, and at that point would not need the math,
Why do you continue to use comparisons of natural processes with artificial representations? And if we used a larger scale model, would the Mona Lisa be any different from the universal model than it is now? But would the mathematics change?I agree it is currently our best tool that we have to understand and model them. However, and again, the universe is not just math, any more than the Mona Lisa is just iron oxide and cobalt.
Is your force more accurate than the woman's force? Is kinetic force measured with physics or mathematics?Yes. That is not me throwing a glass bottle against a stone wall; it is a woman throwing a glass bottle at the curved metal hull of a ship. So your comparison is rejected.
I am sorry to say that I see your comparisons of human symbolic maths with Universal generic maths as a false comparison.
Can you provide one example of a universal process that does not utilize mathematics that can be symbolized to represent the values involved?
IMO. there is no escape from the mathematical nature of natural processes. It can all be represented with algorithms and differential equations, no? We make mathematics because the universe is a mathematical object.
The universe is not a mathematical object because our mathematics make it that way.
p.s. I really appreciate your responses. Having to answer questions or opposing perspectives allows me to develop my arguments and hopefully clarify my POV .
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