Reality: Physics, the Physical Universe Language and Mathematics, Physics Formalisms in Human Brain Machine Language

TL;DR

This paper argues that the physical universe is not inherently mathematical but that mathematics is a language of the human brain used to interpret physical phenomena, challenging the view of mathematics as a separate, eternal reality.

Contribution

It demonstrates that physical events are processed through the brain's operational language of physics, with mathematics serving as a symbolic machine language for expressing physical phenomena.

Findings

Physical universe events are played out in the brain's physics language.

Mathematics is a symbolic language of the brain, not an independent reality.

Mathematical forms are tools for understanding physics, not evidence of a separate mathematical universe.

Abstract

The nature of the existence, revealed through Human cognitive system, has been evolving since the development of the languages. Part of such revelations were the geometrical forms and the numbers, whose beauty and order, wondrous and mysterious, conveyed a sense of unreality beyond the physical reality normally discerned; to Plato they were indications of the other reality of which only those few glimpses had occurred. And full access for the earthlings required breaking out of their shackles of captivity; beautifully portrayed in the Masters cave allegory. The Present era sense of wonder of the effectiveness of the mathematics in the formulations of the discoveries of the fundamental and natural laws of existence, and the advances in computation, and especially in artificial intelligence (AI), have revived the platonic idea with some adherents among the very minds who contribute to furthering of our understanding of our physical universe. The work presented here is an attempt in proving that a physical world precludes the prospects for the mathematics to be its other reality. This end is achieved by bringing to light the processes involved in the discernment of the world by humans. The fundamentals involved make it clear that the events of the physical universe, are played out in our physical brains operational language of physics; and the symbolic language of mathematics is another machine language of our computational brains for the specific expressions of the underlying physics of some of the phenomena it processes. This rapidly developing language, presently much in appearances strange to the physical reality, and taken by many great minds; Plato, Galileo, Kant, Winger and the likes, as indication of an incontrovertible and mysteriousness mathematical world, is in fact inadvertently, blazing the trail for discoveries of more novelties of the physics of the physical universe.