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Has any of you experienced the "burnout" effect? from studying too much maths, suddenly you loose interest for a while, motivation to study drops.
How does one cure it =/
bah!
How does one cure it =/
bah!
gazzo said:Has any of you experienced the "burnout" effect? from studying too much maths, suddenly you loose interest for a while, motivation to study drops.
How does one cure it =/
bah!
FlatlineLemon said:it was seriously stressing me out, i would even have nightmares about problems that i couldn't solve.
jammieg said:Is it possible to put calculus to practical use in everyday life to solve problems?
I mean if something we do serves a practical purpose it's more likely to be enjoyable.
One of the funniest things I've ever seen was a student who had been cramming mathematics for hours in the library suddenly stand up and proclaim he was in Hell. I'll bet this is a common feeling that most have wanted to do in that situation.
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