In the beginning God created mathematics and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and the spirit of God was hovering over the depths. God said, “let there be sets”; and there were sets. He separated the emptiness from the fullness, being from nonbeing. He called the being “one” and the nonbeing “zero”; the first day. Then God said, “let there be forms and relations between sets.” The forms and relations he called functions; the second day. Then God said “let there be movement and space arise from set and function.” He called it geometry, the third day…
some more stuff happened, then he finally said “let there be the mind of man, my greatest creation. His mind shall be the image of my mind, and he shall see the glory that I have wrought. For I love him and it is good to give him such wondrous eyes.”
And God beheld his creation and his man. Indeed, without loss of generality, he said it was very good. QED