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July 17, 2020 – Present
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TinyBomby general
Replying to Dialga #god_of_time
i also remember in like middle school before i dropped out i would get points on homework and tests deducted because i "didn't show my work" even though i had the right answers, i just did it all in my head so i didnt need to physically do the thing on paper
This was a constant issue for me as well
TinyBomby general
The reason you're forced to show work in easier levels of math where they aren't as necessary is so you're used to the concept of showing your work and can do it more easily when you get to advanced math that actually need it. At least, that's the concept.
Dialga general
i only learned enough of algebra to pass my GED test then i forgot it afterwards because i literally never use anything more than the basics
Rusp general
I think there's a lot of random math things that are actually useful at points, but most of the time you can just look up _ calculator and do it faster anyways
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
I think the problem is there is a lot of stuff you can use math for in day to day life that is super useful, but for a moderate increase in wasting time you can circumvent it without having to think as much
Phijkchu_Pikachu general
I was arguing with a guy who was saying he should not have to show any work for integrals and just submit his assignments with them solved (he also admitted he just uses chat gpt to do his integrals, and does not care if the answer is right or not)
TinyBomby general
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak
I was arguing with a guy who was saying he should not have to show any work for integrals and just submit his assignments with them solved (he also admitted he just uses chat gpt to do his integrals, and does not care if the answer is right or not)
that's actually disgusting
Kribbles general
Sorry a bit late, but new math was an update to arithmetic in the 1960s that everyone hated but it's the current method we use today. The change helped us lead into set theory better.

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