/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11490895
Throw a ball at a wall. This ball represents your awareness of some number on the [x,y] plane where x is horizontal and y is vertical. Try as hard as you can to throw the ball from 1 meter away where it intercepts the wall at exactly [1m, 1m] in front of you. Realistically, not even the highest trained athlete, the most advanced robot, or anything could do this task exactly. Exact numbers are a scam and are unrealistic. More than likely, you could get close to the mark but you will never get there exactly. You might throw too high and to the left and you might get [0.732983457029384570293841908235701293857... m, 1.2820493857023945702934857029384502934857087 ... m]. Reality is infinitely exact as predetermined by Newton's Laws, unless there is some type of Quantum interactions/entanglement processes going on, where maths just dont exist anyways. Even so, reality does not bow down to our limited understanding of numbers as we see them.