Mathematical freedom exists. That is math choice is free. In other words, all math choices are free choices as mathematical degrees of freedom. There is no such thing as forced math choices. Even though sometimes the thought arises that one is being forced to make a number or pattern choice? In a democratic society, it is called advertisements. In a coercive government, it is known as propaganda. Both objectives is the transmission of information for positive reaction (regardless whether its content is true or false using numbers, words, speeches, sound, musical rhythms, or geometric patterns of light and color). All these requires further investigations for all interested parties and repeated productive and successful utilities result into conventional norm and standardization as fashions, fads, or trends which in time become generally acceptable. Too little or too much information could form indecisions and the eagerness toward expected actions becoming unwanted inactions, thus reaching a state of no choice with its inherent catastrophic consequence at a point of desperation to act accordingly.
At a universal scale, the entire cosmos could have started out as a state of null choice known in cosmological parlance as the big bang singularity. So, is that really what happened? A pent-up powerful force of lasting cosmic indecisions exploded into radiation, energy, matter, stars, and galaxies? This could also be interpreted that at the beginning of time, an angry mathematician was forced to create the Universe out of having no math choice. However, he could have also made the creation out of an axiom of choice, that every space-time soul is given the free will to choose each own life’s path integral or summation (good or bad, positive or negative). With one condition that once a particular path is chosen, it will take the recreation of the whole cosmic tapestry to change it. Once a pattern of a fabric is crocheted it’s fixed. In mathematics, this is the underlying principle of a directional invariance with eight fundamental properties. Nonetheless, there are three options: (1) destroy the pattern, (2) start a new design, or (3) live with it. Obviously, the angry mathematician chose the 3rd option otherwise nobody will be here to talk about it.


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