/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7525220
>theories that explain the universe.
no, theories do not explain anything. one theory is one break down of a phenomenon through the causation.

the theory is nothing but one saying ''such phenomenon happens because X, X happens because Y, Y because Z''

then the guy says ''I have no clue why Z happens, but that does not matter !''.

there is nothing else in a theory


Not a single scientist can motivate the stance to for causation. Not a single scientist can describe what a cause is.


>>7525220
>Therefore the mathematical equations devised are more then just equations, but explanations of the universe.


then why are there plenty of different mathematics and which mathematics explain the universe ? if there is only a few mathematics which explain the universe, then why are there mathematics which do not explain the universe, but since we are in the universe, how come we can come up with mathematics which donot explain the universe while the universe is explainable by other mathematics ?