How is information inferred from mathematical formulas?
In: 43
Science continuously try to refine our understanding about the world, so that we can predict what’s going to happen in certain contexts. Newtonian mechanics for example work really well under every day circumstances, but relativty refine this for when things move real fast.
Math doesn’t really concern itself with the truth about our universe. In scientific contexts, it sometimes gets used to infer how if someting is true, another thing must also be true. Not all things that can be written down in maths even make sense in our universe. Like speed that is faster than light. But maths will still tell you what other things mightbe true, had the faster than light travel been true.
Latest Answers