I love physics, but I prefer mathematics. In math we don't have to worry about the accuracy of our measuring device. In mathematics we can also discuss abstract concepts that may not even occur in nature. It's the most ideal framework for problem solving. Mathematics is also the only subject in which you can write a definitive proof. Some people believe that we prove things in science. In science we gather evidence and that evidence supports a premise. In science there is also a lot of memorization involved. Contrary to what some people may believe you don't really have to memorize very many things in mathematics, as long as you have some sort of anchoring point. Don't remember the Quadratic Formula? That's alright. You can just derive the Quadratic Formula by completing the square. Unfortunately, mathematics isn't perfect.
>Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems
