Plato alleges that God forever geometrizes

Foundations of Physics 26 (5):575-583 (1996)
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Abstract

Since 1961, the experimental exploration at the fundamental level of physical reality has surprised physists by revealing to them a highly geometric scenery. Like Einstein's (classical) theory of gravity, the “standard model,” describing the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interaction, testifies in favor of Plato's reported allegation

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