we used concepts from calculus all the time in biology. for example, the rate of change in a measurement overtime equals to its derivative, but we never really have to integrate or take the derivative of a function. we are usually using measured datapoints, not any underlying functions. probability and statistics in much more relatvant to what i do that calculus.
the field of biolgy that models everything as a system of underlying mathemtatical functions is called "systems biology". I don't really trust systems biology. It is fundamentally true, since it is based in math, but only loosely based on reality, since biology is so fucking complicated.
the field of biolgy that models everything as a system of underlying mathemtatical functions is called "systems biology". I don't really trust systems biology. It is fundamentally true, since it is based in math, but only loosely based on reality, since biology is so fucking complicated.
