Is Math Relevent To Reality?

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Is math relevent to reality?

Postby Genius » 07 January 2006


Is math relevent to reality?

He is an Enstein quote:
As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.

So what do you think?
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Postby Daskartus » 07 January 2006

Math is as relevant as the mathematicians make it. It is a human activity and there are some humans who want to do relevant math and others who want to do artistic math. Relevance is not a natural characteristic of an academic discipline, but of the studies people us the discipline for.
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Postby Planetman » 05 September 2008

Because physics is involved in real life.
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Postby Maximus » 15 September 2008

I believe the world is related to maths indeed. Everything, or almost everything refers to reality. The real world and every thing we touch has a mathematical explanation.
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Postby tulaka » 15 September 2008

Maximus wrote:I believe the world is related to maths indeed. Everything, or almost everything refers to reality. The real world and every thing we touch has a mathematical explanation.

that's a little bit crazy. I mean, tell me: am I made of cirlces, triangles and digits? :cry:
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Postby Elis » 28 September 2008

Maximus wrote:I believe the world is related to maths indeed. Everything, or almost everything refers to reality. The real world and every thing we touch has a mathematical explanation.


Is this Matrix ? :D
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Re: Is math relevent to reality?

Postby joseph » 16 February 2010

Learning math is learning to think. Many students (and their parents) believe that doing math requires some inherent skill and that they are missing that skill. In my experience this is incorrect. Anyone can learn to do math. Math requires both concrete and abstract thinking skills as well as logic.
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