somebody wrote:
> Easy. Mathematics can represent *anything*, since you get to make up your
> own axioms.

Except for two things: all the equations are actually pretty simple, 
none of them seem to change.

It's not really the case you can represent *anything* with mathematics. 
You cannot represent God (pretty much by definition of God), and you 
cannot represent a partially-inconsistent system (one that is 
inconsistent sometimes but not other times, or in some places but not 
other places). Just as a couple of offhand examples.

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   Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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