Is there any example of something that isn't considered math but describes nature?
Isn't there a tendency for math to grow with science too?
No, "math" and "descriptions" are the same concept. As soon as you describe anything, you're using math.
Why learning about things by examining what they're like is considered "unreasonably effective" is more of a mystery.
- "The apple is red"
No math, describes nature.
But "is" means Existence. To exist there must be likely an observer and time. I think your statement is more complex than you and I thought at the first look. Interesting. And what is "red"? A wavelength? A feeling? A neuron firing?
And without that it isn't science.