Question About the Universe

Colbard writes:Maths can be used to describe or make a model of anything. Say for instance a toilet roll, it can even account for its printed patterns using fractals.
Mathematics is like clay, it can be molded.
In describing the universe and the BB, things are squeezed, compressed, expanded, warped, inverted, diminished, exploded, segregated. Every process takes place, and all of these processes can be derived mathematically, but it does not prove the case at all, rather it just shows that if you have notion, and work hard with maths ans physics, and theories, then you can achieve a model that will convince many.
But somewhere in this tower is a brick that does not fit, a brick in a crucial place that renders the whole structure false.
It will stand for a while until someone finds the flaw.
And in modern science, the very founders of certain theories have had to go back on their word, even while the world continues to believe and work with the theory.

Colbard writes:I am objecting to the opinion of those who say that if something goes well using Maths, then it must be fact. Maths can be used to describe the perfect lie without Maths ever lying. Maths is factual, and yet only ever a description as well, but because it is reliable does not mean it cannot describe falsehoods with perfection.