/sci/ - Science & Math

Measure is not merely physical
t. measure theorist

Are mathematicians the most well suited to run the world? Especially those who will then develop the mathematical distinction of wanting to run the world mathematically?
In the end it seems like numbers matter the most when it comes to subjects such as governing or politics.
Some common numbers normal people care about: the number on their paycheck, the number on their tax, the number on their grocery bill, the number of crimes, the distribution of the number of governmental spending, etc.
And so it seems like none other than mathematicians are the most well suited for such a task.
With a refinement we can converge to more desired numbers and outcomes.
And not just numbers but the theories of shapes and structures.
So long as the mathematicians are devoid of political poisons they will truly lead a country to be more prosperous.
And most of all with a set of "american axioms of governance" possibly derived from the bill of rights they would be able to prove all their decisions and choices. Therefore for Mathematicians to not rule the world can only indicate that the world is evil and motivated only by illogical irrational evil emotions.

>>16020745
Like clockwork

>>15989449
this post was a mess, I'm high and was too lazy to correct anything, you know what I mean

>>15881741
>Though only performing math on the level of grade-school students, acing such tests made researchers very optimistic about Q*’s future success, the source said.
actually 2+2=5 because racism

> But professor, you have only proved the negation of the proposition to be false; you have yet to prove that the original proposition itself must be true. I'm afraid that as it stands your demonstration is quite incomplete.