Essay Abstract
Mathematics and physics as sciences are human inventions containing many more or less fortunate discoveries. Contemporary research on common grounds of mathematics and physics is highly evolved and requires years of work to master even its elementary methods, knowledge and skills. Very accurate theories for the very small and the very large have been developed over the decades but we still haven't managed to combine those theories. Is that necessary or even possible? Is there something underneath those theories what we have missed so far? Why mathematical theories in physics are so powerful? Following story is about an idea which potentially gives us a new perspective to Nature, physics and mathematics.
Author Bio
Kimmo Rouvari (M.Sc. in math) is a senior software architect working in a large Finnish ITC company. He's very interested in Nature and researching it is practically his second job. He is also the author of Theory of Everything by Illusion (TOEBI).