The only issue is that if it can be described mathematically (a description not

The only issue is that if it can be described mathematically (a description not a causation) that does not mean it can be constructed operationally – meaning such entities cannot be brought into existence.

The counter-argument is that since all mathematical problems require some projection (reduction) to a common dimension of measurement (or set) that we may find correlations (‘meaning’) even if the construction cannot possibly be brought into being. this is, in effect, what the brain’s neurons accomplish by the process of what we call ‘inference’.

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