The reality of our “mathematical worlds”

Is there such a thing as a mathematical world? All forms of mathematics are abstract by definition. However scientists feel that it can be used to extract, by quantification the underlying essence of a physical environment and thereby eliminate any dependence on real world objects with which it might originally have been connected. Many of … Read more

Mathematical verses observational reality

There are three fundamental ways science uses mathematics and observations to understand the reality of our world.  The first involves developing a mathematical description by directly observing how its components interact. For example, Isaac Newton developed his law of gravity by observing the movement of planets and realizing that they could be understood by assuming … Read more

The physics of reality

Does anyone else have problems with the bazaar explanations that many in the scientific community expect the non-scientists to accept? For example many scientists try to convince the uninformed and less educated that we and all other things exist only after a human has observed them.  Well that’s not quite true.  According to the Copenhagen … Read more