Even Quantum Electrodynamics from which Richard Feynman gained his notoriety, has been pilloried by the aforementioned P.A.M. Dirac, who stated "I might have thought that the new ideas were correct if they had not been so ugly."

I cannot help but contest the idea that our cosmos is properly ordered and believe that what Bertrand appreciates about mathematics, is that it is a cosmos created by order in terms of human understanding, which reminds me of the feynman quote about the absurdity of nature:

Work in contributions from James Clerk Maxwell, also consider Richard Feynman/P.A.M. Dirac's QED contributions, which help give us the field theoretic picture of the relativistic nature of the wave nature of the electron.