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Bladibla
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Hey all
I just talked to a 'friend' in my class, who gets really good in mathematics and stuff.
We were just talking about (or he, to be more precise) the grades we and he got. Not necessarily saying he was boasting or anything.
I was shocked to find out he didn't actually like mathematics, but did it because he had to
From my point of view i found this a bit dissappointing. I won't say i am the most prolific genius of maths in our school, but i do enjoy it, and i would love to have (if there was a ny oppotunity) work on applied mathematics, i.e. quantum mechanics and other mathematically heavy sciences.
What d oyou think about this?
I just talked to a 'friend' in my class, who gets really good in mathematics and stuff.
We were just talking about (or he, to be more precise) the grades we and he got. Not necessarily saying he was boasting or anything.
I was shocked to find out he didn't actually like mathematics, but did it because he had to
From my point of view i found this a bit dissappointing. I won't say i am the most prolific genius of maths in our school, but i do enjoy it, and i would love to have (if there was a ny oppotunity) work on applied mathematics, i.e. quantum mechanics and other mathematically heavy sciences.
What d oyou think about this?