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train:
I understand you're looking at it from a philosophical point of view... and most of us should be committed as such... but we're the norm, not the out of place...
Yes, you are good and many. In your
opinion, does the universe laugh?
train:
...but when Math can prove otherwise, how do we know that what we've already proven within the universe is true, if Math could be truly "universal" law, and it's own principles prove something that's not true...
We have been to the moon and back; we have ships sent throughout. So far, it seems, that the universe accepts our formulations, hence it enables us to build space ships to actually move across the universe. Now - if a mathematically flawed ship were to be sent to outter space, would you not think that it would collapse before the universe? Can we send just
any ship into space and expect it to travel nicely? If we can, then I am willing to argue that math is imperfect. If, however, it requires accurate calculations and mathematical logic so as to be able to send our mishaps to outter space, than it seems that there is a law that the universe follows. If we cannot see how far our math can survive throughout the universe, than we cannot prove that math is a universal law - that must be realized before anything else. For all I know, our math could be just
ours - something that is purely earthly and humanly.
Suppose that math is wrong. Just yet another invention. What a shock would that be, of course, for the good and the many, the "norm," would that not have been a waste of time, a waste of life? - to know that the universe does not give a damn about earthly creations! - how lonely and
out of place would
you feel...when finally realize that you have been, basically, a tool in use, merely a slave of manly rules. Sure, it has brought you happiness, but it is
nothing - much like religion, much like politics, much like cultures.
At that point, you would wish you were "out of place," because from that place, you see it
all, have the ability to realize many things, not just a mathematical forumla...your life would still be filled with a sense of truthfulness and worthiness, beyond simply arrogance and "opinions," way over and beyond manly creations.
Too much faith in something can bring too many downfalls and diseases. And behold! -
our world - downfalling and diseased. Everyday, with ever waking, so much faith is placed in a
car, in a moral-"law," in a God, in a government, in a value...so much faith in exteriorities...
But for all those, I suspect a grand downfall...when they
all finally see their errors and realize that they have been playing with mud and simple shapes...
