PDog,
What level math are you in? I'm a senior in high school here in the US, and I HATED all the math classes I took (Functions, Statistics and Trigonometry, AP Stats, and Pre-Calc) up until this year. I did well in the classes, but I was always disinterested in them.
This year I'm taking AP Calculus BC, and wow. Completely different than all those other classes. The stuff you do in Calculus is actually fun. Even the most basic tenets of calc, like derivatives and integrals are such fascinating tools. Finding the area underneath a curve - pretty cool by itself. Then, once you realize the implications this has in regards to things like distance traveled, and begin using it for things like solids of rotation - it gets fucking awesome.
Like I said, I used to fall asleep in my math classes. The shit was just so boring. But once you get into the higher level stuff, and you see the everyday uses it has, its really interesting stuff.
Roosh on the other hand, props to you for getting a Chem degree. The one Chemistry course I took my sophomore year was frustrating. It was like addition except with symbols and letters and all that shit thrown in. Once we got to Organic chem, I stopped even trying. Isomers and the like blew my fucking brain.
Quick side question Roosh: I'm originally from Alexandria, and I've got a bunch of friends who go to UMD-College Park. I think I remember you saying somewhere that you graduated from UMD - were you there for the legendary riots of 2002? A couple of my friends' older brothers were there, and they have the craziest stories.
What level math are you in? I'm a senior in high school here in the US, and I HATED all the math classes I took (Functions, Statistics and Trigonometry, AP Stats, and Pre-Calc) up until this year. I did well in the classes, but I was always disinterested in them.
This year I'm taking AP Calculus BC, and wow. Completely different than all those other classes. The stuff you do in Calculus is actually fun. Even the most basic tenets of calc, like derivatives and integrals are such fascinating tools. Finding the area underneath a curve - pretty cool by itself. Then, once you realize the implications this has in regards to things like distance traveled, and begin using it for things like solids of rotation - it gets fucking awesome.
Like I said, I used to fall asleep in my math classes. The shit was just so boring. But once you get into the higher level stuff, and you see the everyday uses it has, its really interesting stuff.
Roosh on the other hand, props to you for getting a Chem degree. The one Chemistry course I took my sophomore year was frustrating. It was like addition except with symbols and letters and all that shit thrown in. Once we got to Organic chem, I stopped even trying. Isomers and the like blew my fucking brain.
Quick side question Roosh: I'm originally from Alexandria, and I've got a bunch of friends who go to UMD-College Park. I think I remember you saying somewhere that you graduated from UMD - were you there for the legendary riots of 2002? A couple of my friends' older brothers were there, and they have the craziest stories.