Chronos wrote:
No. Physics is. Geometry is an instance of physics, and math describes it.
You have a physical world. Shapes that represent it, and math to describe it.
Mathematics is not limited to physics and constrained by the whims of physicists; physics is actually a branch of applied mathematics, not the reverse.
skafather84 wrote:
Physics has better prophets with Hawking...
I hate to burst your bubble but, although he is influential in the public perception of physics, Stephen Hawking's actual work is really not particularly influential by comparison with that of physicists like Richard Feynman, Edward Witten, and Sir Roger Penrose.