Mathematics is not physics. Rationally speaking, though, a physical result that corresponds one-for-one to a mathematical model forms a closed logical judgment on the truth of a falsifiable physical theory. Because it is not possible to make a closed logical judgment on physical probability for more than two possible outcomes of one event—no mathematical model can be one-for-one correspondent to the physics of probability, in a rationally complete scientific theory. We show that parity between all mathematical models and all physical results is possible if, and only if, probability exists independent of random events. Therefore, Max Tegmark’s Mathematical Universe Hypothesis is probably true.
Thomas Howard Ray