None of these imply that much though.
1) There are cosmologies (steady state, Hindu, etc.) that have no beginning. (Newton liked a beginningless cosmologn but he settled on a spatially infinite one with finite time so as not to undergo gravitational collapse.
2) Mathematics is invented to describe the real world; things that do not work are discarded; it would be surprising that mathematics were not effective.
3) There is no more communication among biological systems than among snowflakes deciding which flake will move first in an avalanche (or between water molecules deciding to form a snowflake in the first place.)