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Is physics saying that mathematical systems automatically have the property of self-movement?

In fact, mathematical systems don’t move themselves, or if they DO move themselves, then there had better be an acknowledgement they there must be an identifiable “thing” that produces movement in a mathematical system.

However, physics fails to deliver on this issue: what is the “thing” that produces movement in a mathematical system?

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