Is maths direct experience.

[Stick]

The most fundamental and verifiable truth is direct experience. If you directly experience something, it is the truth, is it real.
In the same way, isnt math just a bunch of logic? Cant we experience logic in our mind? Does that mean we directly experience math and it is also a undeniable truth? 
for eg : How do we know 1+1 = 2? Logic. And we directly experience that logic. We feel it in our mind and conclude that 1+1 = 2. 
What is logic anyway except guidance for the truth to express itself.
If someone has any insight on this topic please share it, I am still a bit confused. 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Is it?

Or is it a language? A language is a concept. Or overlay. Added onto experience.

The operations surely aren't direct experience: plus, minus, power, root, factorial.... These are man made concepts for observed behaviour. 

Edited 3 hours ago by Natasha Tori Maru

[Eskilon]

Yes, but it is a meta point.

When Leo or anyone talks about direct experience, they usually means the pure/clean reality.

But if reality is one thing, "concepts" and language must be direct experience and reality. They dont exist outside reality. Concepts are direct experience too because you are experiencing them.

Edited 2 hours ago by Eskilon

[Davino]

I see imaginary numbers everywhere

[Salvijus]

Math is logical but that's not what math is. Math is a way of describing reality. 

Logical just means an accurate translation of meaning between different languages, symbols or domains of reality. 

Edited 26 minutes ago by Salvijus