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| #40 - 1. is legit, 100-100 = 0 2. is also legit, since 10 *… | 05/12/2013 on fucking math | +3 |
| #268 - new e-peen system | 04/07/2013 on All is blue | +1 |
| #29 - lol. what are you? 12? first of all: learn to spell. … | 04/05/2013 on Funny Junk, I need your help | -1 |
| #30 - as far as I know, all high speed trains (at least in germany) … | 04/04/2013 on Science! | +2 |
| #64 - nope, it would be filled with "I'm to stupid for simple a… | 04/03/2013 on An idea. | +1 |
| #8 - the original was a landwhale standing infront of an old painti… | 03/26/2013 on /fit/ version | +2 |
| #86 - I did not know that. I study physics at a university, I only p… [+] (1 new reply) | 03/25/2013 on Did You Know | -1 |
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N. Korean citizen (03/26/2013) [-] Yeah we pay tuition and then have to pay per class we take which is determined by number of credits. | ||
| #73 - then have fun on being a close minded individual [+] (3 new replies) | 03/25/2013 on Did You Know | 0 |
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N. Korean citizen (03/25/2013) [-] I'm not being closed minded. I'd just rather learn something that's actually useful to me rather than pay hundreds of dollars per credit for a useless class. I'm in college and college is expensive as fuck. I'm here to get my degree, and part of that degree requires useless math courses that I have to pay hundreds of dollars for. Are you in college? You should know what i'm talking about if you are. Money is hard to come by in the real world and i'd rather not waste it. #86
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karlossacramento (03/25/2013) [-] I did not know that. I study physics at a university, I only pay for the semsters, but all courses are free. but that's some fucked up educational system you got there #170
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N. Korean citizen (03/26/2013) [-] Yeah we pay tuition and then have to pay per class we take which is determined by number of credits. | ||
| #58 - well honestly, it is highly unlikely that you'll use it in a n… [+] (5 new replies) | 03/25/2013 on Did You Know | 0 |
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N. Korean citizen (03/25/2013) [-] Yeah I don't want that detailed understanding, it's a waste of time and i'm not interested in it at all. I'll make sure to call geek squad or some shit if I need to know about computer problems. I don't want to understand nature on a complex level. Leaves are green, the sky is blue, i'm not going to venture any further than that asking stupid questions. I'll leave that kind of stuff to the people in the lab coats. If I want to become a scientist and study those complex parts of nature, then I will take the math class. But i'm just an average guy, the average person shouldn't be forced to learn this shit. We will never use it. I'm in college, I want to learn about stuff related to my major, not random useless math stuff. I will leave all that car shit to my mechanic, not for me to learn. I do not strive to be a creator, just a user, and I guarantee you most people feel the same way. They'd rather not waste their time and money in these classes. #79
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N. Korean citizen (03/25/2013) [-] I'm not being closed minded. I'd just rather learn something that's actually useful to me rather than pay hundreds of dollars per credit for a useless class. I'm in college and college is expensive as fuck. I'm here to get my degree, and part of that degree requires useless math courses that I have to pay hundreds of dollars for. Are you in college? You should know what i'm talking about if you are. Money is hard to come by in the real world and i'd rather not waste it. #86
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karlossacramento (03/25/2013) [-] I did not know that. I study physics at a university, I only pay for the semsters, but all courses are free. but that's some fucked up educational system you got there #170
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N. Korean citizen (03/26/2013) [-] Yeah we pay tuition and then have to pay per class we take which is determined by number of credits. | ||
| #47 - coming from a mind who has never seen anything more complex th… [+] (7 new replies) | 03/25/2013 on Did You Know | 0 |
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N. Korean citizen (03/25/2013) [-] I'm in college but you're right that I never wasted my time on a even more useless calculus class. Why does the average person need to know all that complex math if they'll never actually use it? #58
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karlossacramento (03/25/2013) [-] well honestly, it is highly unlikely that you'll use it in a normal life, meaning that you'll never have to understand it. but if you wish to have a detailed understanding of technology and science, math is inevetible. nature is just so complex, that at a certain depth of detail it is impossible to explain it without complex mathematical structures. structure which where build from scratch out of so called "axioms" which themselves are fairly simple. it is the only way for us to understand things which are incomparable in normal life. with that said: everything which is in any way related to technology only exist because of complex mathematics. everything. now you might think "the inventor of the car surely didn't know so much about math", that might be true, but those cars didn't go faster than 10mph. modern motors and vehicle parts cannot be built efficiently without mapping them out with mathematical functions and optimization. now to answer your question: if you strive for a life, where you are a "user" of technology, then you do not need complex mathmatics. If you strive to be a "creator" or "improver" of technology, then you need it. #66
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N. Korean citizen (03/25/2013) [-] Yeah I don't want that detailed understanding, it's a waste of time and i'm not interested in it at all. I'll make sure to call geek squad or some shit if I need to know about computer problems. I don't want to understand nature on a complex level. Leaves are green, the sky is blue, i'm not going to venture any further than that asking stupid questions. I'll leave that kind of stuff to the people in the lab coats. If I want to become a scientist and study those complex parts of nature, then I will take the math class. But i'm just an average guy, the average person shouldn't be forced to learn this shit. We will never use it. I'm in college, I want to learn about stuff related to my major, not random useless math stuff. I will leave all that car shit to my mechanic, not for me to learn. I do not strive to be a creator, just a user, and I guarantee you most people feel the same way. They'd rather not waste their time and money in these classes. #79
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N. Korean citizen (03/25/2013) [-] I'm not being closed minded. I'd just rather learn something that's actually useful to me rather than pay hundreds of dollars per credit for a useless class. I'm in college and college is expensive as fuck. I'm here to get my degree, and part of that degree requires useless math courses that I have to pay hundreds of dollars for. Are you in college? You should know what i'm talking about if you are. Money is hard to come by in the real world and i'd rather not waste it. #86
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karlossacramento (03/25/2013) [-] I did not know that. I study physics at a university, I only pay for the semsters, but all courses are free. but that's some fucked up educational system you got there #170
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N. Korean citizen (03/26/2013) [-] Yeah we pay tuition and then have to pay per class we take which is determined by number of credits. | ||
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