Can the world be understood in its entirety by reasoning 15

Mathematics is only the foundation, it is the pedal to study the world, and it is impossible to really describe the world, or do you need various professional disciplines such as physics, astronomy, chemistry, geography, etc., without the foundation of mathematics. The science that people study is that the world is a drop of water, and the world is the sea, and it is unrealistic to reason about the sea with a drop of water. Humans can only gradually discover the world, study it again, and discover it again.

It is impossible to deduce 100 from 1Therefore, it is still a long and boundless wait for human beings to study the world.

Yes, why, because you have to understand that there is a rational character in it, and there is also a rational character in reasoning, and this rational character has the same meaning in Chinese interpretation, which is the meaning of law and truth!

In reasoning, push can be analyzed as, (we) to calculate, to analyze, to logic Together, to calculate, to analyze, to logically, to analyze the unknown realm of the world, the current world! (Don't forget that there is another important thing to do, which is to use this understanding to (law, truth) to better serve our life (that is, human desire), in fact, human beings can develop until now, it is people who slowly reason about this unknown world (some basic principles of invention), and slowly practice life (complete invention), so as to slowly improve the quality of life From the initial fire of human beings, the use of simple industrial giants, to the use of modern automobiles and airplanes

It's also an interesting question.

The mathematics you are talking about should only be a small aspect of wisdom, which means that wisdom includes mathematics. Wisdom is very large, perhaps wisdom exceeds the size of the universe itself, wisdom is divided into two categories, first divided into our spiritual thoughts and material technology, spiritual thoughts are divided into four categories, material technology is also divided into four categories, so that the division of mathematics should be in material technology.

Your logical reasoning from mathematical reasoning should not be able to fully understand the world, because the world is not static, this world is so big that your current wisdom (including all the wisdom of our human beings on the earth today) cannot be imagined, nor can you observe it with your eyes, let alone describe it with **and**.

Of course not, it is necessary to combine it with theory, Galileo's inclined plane experiment is an example, ideally let the ball roll down along the inclined plane stationary, the ball will roll to the inclined plane, and reach the same height, roll down from an inclined plane, make one side of the horizontal plane, in order to reach the same height, the ball will continue to move, probably that's it, think slowly

I don't think so, because we can never break free from the shackles of language, and language is a product of human creation and not an objective fact of this world, so human beings cannot accurately describe the truth and understand the truth.

There is a problem with the reasoning downstairs, nothing can move forever, because the gravitational field can never be balanced, that is, the gravitational force has a center, so when it runs to a certain place, it is equivalent to the original height, and the landlord's problem cannot be understood by reasoning.

Because the basis of our reasoning is that we are human beings, there is an innate condition that determines many things that we humans cannot ...... to achieveSo be it.

The world that can't is knowable and many are unknowable.

Of course not! When you solve a problem, a new problem is born!! Yin and Yang are mutual!

Take the universe as an example, when the entire universe shrinks to a certain extent, all the laws of physics fail there, and the absolute result of 1+1 is definitely not more than 2

In the microscopic world described by modern quantum mechanics, matter has the properties of waves, so it's enough, right? I think mathematics can only define one part of the world—the part that conforms to our laws