[ SECRET POST #2450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2450 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

That's because math is very poorly taught. It's presented in a way that only speed learners can pick it up. There isn't even a good grounding to the subject in most courses. A very good teacher who has an understanding of this can teach the subject to almost anyone. Unfortunately these teachers are very hard to find.

I've picked up books and workbooks and taught myself math through calculus and onwards, so I can express those n-dimensional objects as spinors and manifolds. My mind just had to work through it differently from how it is presented in classes.

[starphotographs]

Well, in my case, it was always the quick rote memorization that I was good at, but then when I actually had to figure things out, it all fell apart. People have tried all different approaches and teaching methods with me, but eh. I just have a wonky brain. Which is fine, some people do!