/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10718590
The universe is a multidimensional fractal that goes beyond spatial bounds. It has no beginning or end, just infinite expansion. We look back in time, and see a beginning, yet we cannot see the furthest reaches of our universe. It's literally expanding faster than the speed of light, and that's because it isn't a simple "bang" but a never-ending stream of creation.

Every where we look, we see patterns repeated, in the stars and galaxies. As more light reaches us, nothing really changes. The laws of this reality remain the same.

The origin of the universe doesn't exist, nor does it's end. Those are mere limits, only ever to be approached, but never achieved.

I think your understanding of mathematics is based off observation and not experience, you haven't gone through the process of actually doing the thing, so you're missing the most crucial and pertinent information, and so you're coming to a conclusion on shaky grounds.

Never in my personal experience has a conceptual understanding equaled understanding gained from experience. You don't watch videos on chess to become good at chess.

And of your "longstanding finely tuned spatial/intuitive reasoning"? If it is based on solid ground, it will survive and enhance learning mathematics. If its comfortable delusion? It'll fall and you'll be glad it did.

Happy holidays and all that.

It will either take us to God; the unmanifested reality; or the end of meaning itself. Why not start at God as the entirety of potential? Discuss. Tired from work. Going to bed.