> Unless, of course, you're referring to the underlying philosophical reasons why it's true, to which my usual answer would be: math is a game with certain simple rules that play well together and have long-reaching consequences. It's a game we choose to play.
Isn't it interesting that this game we choose to play is so effective at modelling the world around us? I suppose you could argue that we wouldn't have put so much effort into this formulation of the game if it wasn't.
Isn't it interesting that this game we choose to play is so effective at modelling the world around us? I suppose you could argue that we wouldn't have put so much effort into this formulation of the game if it wasn't.