It took all of school to help me realize what kind of person I wanted to be, and more importantly, what kind of person I didn’t. It seems it had the same effect for you, albeit a much different outcome. I changed my major two times and was in university a couple years longer than most. It was wasteful for sure, but it directed me down the path that eventually led me to my current career and meeting the wonderful woman who became my wife. My studies don’t really apply to anything I do, but I know they’ve enriched me as a human being.
Just because you didn’t find a use for math in your life doesn’t mean nobody else does either.
Zexks@lemmy.world 10 months ago
Lmao. You things kids are going to be any more interested and pay more attention in a financial literacy course than they are about arbitrary math problems. I have some bad news for you about finance. It’s full of math.
Pirata@lemm.ee 10 months ago
Except that personal finance (which of what I’m referring to) is mostly arithmetic, while middle and high school math is algebra.
The moment letters come into the equation (no pun intended) is when you start to lose me.
Zexks@lemmy.world 10 months ago
Sorry but financial literacy requires more than 5+5. And if you can’t understand the concept of a variable there are more problems then the course work here.