I understand where you're coming from, but I'm not convinced that the existence of perfect platonic forms in mathematics necessarily implies an objective, heavenly realm. Couldn't these abstract math objects simply be a product of human cognition and our desire for patterns and structure? Our brains are wired to recognize and create patterns, and math is a tool we've developed to describe the world around us. The fact that math can be used to model and predict real-world phenomena doesn't mean that the math objects themselves have an independent existence. Maybe our ability to 'tap into' them with our minds is just a testament to the power of human reasoning and abstraction, rather than any mystical connection to a platonic realm.

But I think you're underestimating the uniqueness of mathematical objects. The fact that math can be used to model the world is not just a product of human cognition, but rather a discovery of eternal truths that exist independently of us. The Pythagorean theorem, for example, was true long before humans existed, and its truth doesn't depend on our beliefs or perceptions. The fact that we can access and understand these truths through reason and intuition suggests that they have an objective existence in a realm beyond the physical world. Mathematical platonism offers the most coherent explanation for the universal and timeless nature of mathematical truths, and our ability to tap into them is indeed a remarkable aspect of human consciousness.

Here's the thing, nominalism avoids the ontological baggage of platonism, which posits the existence of abstract entities with no empirical evidence. In contrast, nominalism grounds math in the tangible, empirical world, where our concepts and theories are shaped by our interactions with reality. By recognizing math as a product of human ingenuity, rather than a discovery of eternal truths, so in my lights nominalism offers a more down-to-earth and reasonable understanding of mathematics without all the baggage

@@seiraph I know you just love being on the most reputable side of the intellectual spectrum but hey, even my girl hates the fact that am a platonist in my wildest form😂 because I know there is a perfect version of her ass somewhere beyond intuition 😆 cap now am playing

Thank you love

More to come!

I am trying to upload part 2 right now😅

Thank you for taking the time to listen mate

Yes it is and I am so glad and happy those words stood out for you because they are at the core🥳🥳 much appreciation for your comment kind sir,

@@seiraph they're definitely at the core. Looking forward to everything else you have in store as you embark on this new journey of verity and humility✌🏾.

@@shadreckkalimbwe9843 Most definetly

Thank you much appreciated

Much appreciated...its hard to get far in Zambia

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Lol, you should have gave a comment too

You grabbed something David 😂

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😊 then I guess that's a good sign that the piece managed to reach the heart

Sure did my guy, sure did .

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Thank you Miyoba

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Thanks man! Really appreciate

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Definitely bro, until the world starts listening

Thanks bro! Just trying to help drive the conversations that matter into our community lol

@@seiraph That’s actually a great thing!

Thanks Yamie I just had to get this off my chest

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Definitely man, will do!

Thanks King!