21 pointsby pseudolus4 hours ago4 comments
  • ks204828 minutes ago
    Never seemed unreasonable to me - math is “rule-based” and so is nature. The later is perhaps mysterious, but Occom’s Razor makes it more likely than lawless.
  • chanakya23 minutes ago
    It's just that the universe is ordered, and math is the study of order.
  • lapcat2 hours ago
    (1960)
  • sixtyj3 hours ago
    Nine pages without subheadlines, long lines of text with heavy paragraphs.

    Could someone be so kind and make tldr; version? Please.

    • tim3332 hours ago
      It's that it's surprising physical behavior fits with mathematical equations so well.

      My guess is it's because the universe is maths in some sense.

      • eointierney13 minutes ago
        Max Tegmark is chatting elsewhere
    • eointierney2 hours ago
      Math good, strangely effective, much science, reality deeply weird, needs more stochastic approximation of real valued functions.

      Edit: em dashes available on request

    • ranger_danger2 hours ago
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