The world is discrete, and computers are discrete. Cut out the middleman (continuous math).
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Nah, the world is continuous, of which discreteness is a special case that comes about due to the stable bound states of electrons and other particles. (Otherwise they'd interfere with themselves.)
No, empirically everything is discrete. (Don’t confuse wave functions, which are abstractions, with real measurable events.)
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Possible. There's no rational reason to be so confident though.
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It’s empirical. No one has ever made a continuous measurement. (E.g., light doesn’t get infinitely faint - it’s quantized.)
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