# Math Is Observational Than Logical

Mathematics is the study of structures.

Therefore all you need for a proof are proper observations of those
structures. Rather than being logical. I'm not saying that logic
is not important.

An ideal proof should be just a description of the structures. From
the right point of view. Rather than a reasoning.

From the right point of view, everything is too obvious. You don't
need more than some diagrams. There is no reason to do logical
gymnastics.

In fact you must not do that. Because that will make the proof
needlessly complex.

This is not limited to mathematics. I think a good detective needs
more observational power than logical power.

Though thinking is seeing.