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RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - hitlersblackedwaifu - 24-01-2026
(24-01-2026, 09:33 PM)Dreckssau Wrote: I don't care about being "good at maths", rather about whether it moves a person forward in a general understanding of the world.
I read this exact question on r/askphilosophy and people there said it doesn't
but as my uncle says "it all is an experience"
RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - Altruist - 24-01-2026
(24-01-2026, 09:35 PM)hitlersblackedwaifu Wrote: I read this exact question on r/askphilosophy and people there said it doesn't
but as my uncle says "it all is an experience"
i feel so bad for child molestation victims
RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - hitlersblackedwaifu - 24-01-2026
(24-01-2026, 09:43 PM)RL_autist Wrote: i feel so bad for child molestation victims
at least they can claim non virgin
RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - Altruist - 24-01-2026
(24-01-2026, 09:51 PM)hitlersblackedwaifu Wrote: at least they can claim non virgin
jfl
RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - Mr Looks - 24-01-2026
Do it if you enjoy, don't do it if you enjoy not
We can't give you all the answers about yourself
RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - MysteriousWeeb420 - 24-01-2026
everything in this world is worth learning
RE: Is it worth learning about maths and science, if you don't have any natural aptitude? - Austrian Painter - 24-01-2026
if you didnt have such passions by the time you were a young teen then probably not, but having a cursory read of things is useful in ways that you might not expect