/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3845273
the funnier thing... I was blowing people away in calc, multivariable calc, programming, biology, etc... not because of my reasoning skills that gave me some incredible ability, but because I worked to really visualize and understand what was going on

In other words, the artistic and stereotypically female side of my brain is what made me so good at math.

Also
>mfw I finally understood the level surfaces of a fifth-dimensional equation as nested time progressions of the level surfaces of a three dimensional object and was explaining it to the rest of the class only to have them stare back at me blankly