👉 Neutral math, also known as abstract or axiomatic mathematics, is a branch of mathematics that focuses on the logical structure and foundational principles of mathematical systems without necessarily tying these principles to any specific interpretation or application. It emphasizes the purity of mathematical logic, using axioms and logical rules to derive theorems, rather than relying on intuitive or practical explanations. This approach allows mathematicians to explore the inherent properties and relationships within mathematical systems, such as sets, numbers, or geometric shapes, in a purely logical and abstract manner. By stripping away external contexts, neutral math aims to uncover the fundamental truths of mathematics that remain consistent regardless of how these truths are interpreted or applied in real-world scenarios.
