Math isn't that abstract... some of the greatest mathematicians are those who come from the physicists... calculus etcOriginally Posted by Franconicus
If anything it is rooted in nature and then applied to abstract ideas, occassionally coming back to touch the natural world.
And I wouldn't define maths as a science. It is a tool used by scientists. But science is the act of describing natural phenomena by natural means. The very ability for maths to be abstract of nature means that it is not science.
Originally Posted by Franconicus
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last laugh is on you. Laugh1 doesn't have a 1...
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Ironside-san... that is the superior method as it more universal in approach.
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