/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11735023

First of thank you for being doing this. Your making information way way more accesable to alot of people that have problems with writen text

now to your question

do some of both.

1 cliclkbait for every 5 serius ones

and maybe delve/dive deeper into those that get good responses.

that would be my take on it.

keep up the good work. I am proud of you

>eating at dining hall
>sit near some girls and overhear their conversation due to my autism
>probably business majors
> one of them is probably talking about class and says "OMG calculus is sooo bullshit!"
>?
>visibly angry
>i drop my sandwich and get up still clenching my fist
>walk up to them
>i scream at them "YOU WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL THEOREM OF CALCULUS BITCH"
>they sat there in awe, one girl was about to cry
>everyone in the dining hall claps

I might have exaggerated the last half but I still heard this girl say "calculus is such bullshit". What is so hard about knowing that an integral is the area under a curve, and a derivative is a slope at a point? I have taken all the way up to linear algebra and have not found the difficulty concept-wise, only remembering how to do methods. Is it shitty teachers or is it really hard for most people to get??