rufio wrote:You couldn't use Math or Physics in the same way that you would use a human language though.
Math
is a human language. Some humans speak it when they discuss physical, biological, and economic phenomena, et cetera. Other humans don't. These other humans are severely constrained in their thinking about these phenomena, which is one answer to the thread's original question.
rufio wrote: I challenge someone to translate sozo's post into either.
Two answers. 1) Sozobe's computer translated her post into a dialect of mathematics when she pressed the 'Submit' button. A chain of computers than transported the translation -- in mathematics -- to your computer, which translated it back to written English before you read it. So it can be done -- it's just difficult. (UPDATE: I see Craven bet me to it)
2) The point of my example was to illustrate how the choice of language affects the way people think. Even if nobody could meet your 'challenge', this would be evidence not against my claim, but for it: Things you can think in one language would be unthinkable in the other language.