Math before science...your argument is invalidSure, the applications of math weren't clear when it was first being developed. But think about it. Newton and Leibniz, they invented calculus, but to serve their science. Whenever new discoveries are made, their future significance is rarely foreseen or even the end goal in sight. That's the beauty of science I think. Sure, math was created for the sake of math perhaps at first, but science is its true meaning.
Like you said, it's a tool for science. It has other uses (of course), but serving science is its true meaning.
I am going to stop nerding now... maybe.![]()

I like science more anyways so I don't know why I care

Stop nerding? You?

Boring as in unremarkable-y simple. But simple is goodWater? Boring? .......................
YOU CRAZY FOO.

Don't you dare say I don't appreciate water


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