Question

how does maths described nature???

Answer 1

science is only possible when one has access to lots of events (called observations) that's why religious topics cannot be approached by science. that's also why some experiments which detected only one event led to no science (google Cabrera event).


The human brain has a pattern-finding bias. It will even find patterns where there are none. I think we are all aware of this inner drive to say "this is just like that". mathematics is nothing but a collection of such hunches that have proved useful to survival.