Hypothesis The only true language is the language of mathematics (and by extension logic)

[Deleted Member 84568]

All other languages are fallacious and erroneous imitation of the true language of universe, world and life itself. You can describe everything by using the language of mathematics, every shape, even colors (as they are just frequencies manifesting themselves into the physical), every emotion and its intensity, every location and time period but these two are rather obvious, are not they? Whilst inferior national languages can only describe a fraction of what the superior language of mathematics can describe, that is why spending time reading so called "literature" is an illogical endeavor and an absolute waste of time. You can describe whole universe and beyond by using mathematics, whilst by using national languages major aspects of reality will be lacking in an elaborate description.

 

[Penalizer69]

Kinda true but important for different things. stupid to put one form of communication down

 

[AXII.CO]

All other languages are fallacious and erroneous imitation of the true language of universe, world and life itself. You can describe everything by using the language of mathematics, every shape, even colors (as they are just frequencies manifesting themselves into the physical), every emotion and its intensity, every location and time period but these two are rather obvious, are not they? Whilst inferior national languages can only describe a fraction of what the superior language of mathematics can describe, that is why spending time reading so called "literature" is an illogical endeavor and an absolute waste of time. You can describe whole universe and beyond by using mathematics, whilst by using national languages major aspects of reality will be lacking in an elaborate description.

You can't "mathematically" solve emotional thought and reasoning; it's entirely up to personal biases and experiences. With every person alive since the beginning of man, fluctuating intellect and cognitive functions, and life experiences going from the gutter to the "highest of highs," there is no math that can accurately touch on this, for this is entirely subjective.

Literature and the pursuit of finding a good, thought-provoking read isn't a waste of time, nor is this a lesser form of communication than math. It allows for a person to find connection through a construct which they may not have experienced otherwise, expands a person's ability to understand emotions through text, and is a good way to expand one's vocabulary and imaginative abilities.