The Euclidean Plane of Mathematics

Euclidean geometries are pretty good approximation. I mean, there's not much physics going on there. So the entire Euclidean plane could be covered according to the rules of those shapes you see. Okay. So let me ask you another question. So is the physical world one tiling solution to the plane of mathematical possibility? I guess in a sense. But it's different from the way that mathematics underlies the laws of physics. That's quite different. It's general laws rather than a specific thing.