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Can the truth of the world really be described by mathematics?
Interesting question

Since Newton, people have been describing the physical world by mathematical means, and mathematics can be said to be a difficult point in the physical world. All our existing theories are a mathematical structure, but some mathematics can't find any use in physics, which makes scientists divided into several camps.

One school thinks that the physical world is just a mathematical framework and mathematics is the real reality, similar to Platonism.

Another school believes that mathematics is only a logical structure of human beings, which enables us to understand the physical world, but mathematics is not an objective truth, that is, without human beings, mathematics will not turn.