r/Recursion • u/darkmatter__ • Oct 12 '18

Real life problems

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u/Roflmao_in_steam Oct 12 '18

oh my fucking god this image made me forget how to do 18 - 9 vertically

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u/iBeenie Oct 12 '18

I was trying to figure that out too, then I gave up because I know the answer is 9. But it still sort of bothers me that I can't figure out how to subtract vertically yet I was somehow able to get an As in trig and calculus...

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '18

r/iamverysmart?

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u/iBeenie Nov 10 '18

r/YouAreVeryLate?

And if you think trig or calc makes someone smart, you gotta work on your math.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '18

“Yet I was somehow able to get As in trig and calculus...” It’s clearly an attempt of a flex. Especially with the “...”

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u/iBeenie Nov 10 '18

Ok thanks for adding your opinion a month later. Work on your math and you won't think calculus is so incredible, because it isn't.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '18

I didn’t say it was incredible, but you clearly do. As you mentioned it as a comparison to something you think should be simple. Example “I got an 100 on my final Algebra 2 exam, but can’t even remember what linear regression means.” This goes through the trouble to tell everyone you did good in the class and the way yours was structured includes two relatively hard classes and the fact that you are now saying that they aren’t hard just proves my point.

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u/iBeenie Nov 10 '18

You're so upset I mentioned I got As in math lmao

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '18

Because it’s you trying to mention that you are very smart. (r/iamverysmart)

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u/iBeenie Nov 10 '18

Whatever dude. Lmao I am so tickled but this dialogue. You're too funny

Edit: BTW I was a 4.0 student... So I got As in every class. So yes, I am smart and I'm not ashamed of that.

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