It's that time again. It's the time to see how many glow in the dark niggas are on right now.
What is t.avistock? It quote "applies social science to contemporary issues and problems." end quote
But they go farther than that… much farther.
They came up when I first started discussing about Bearenstein/Bearenstain. Something about a bump on the head and proficiency in math.
Well, you came close to the truth last time, let's see what happens this time
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[–] 16325951? ago
Back in elementary school, we had a thing called the "Mad Minute" where students were given a sheet of paper with basic arithmetic problems and told to solve as many as the possibly could within 60 seconds. High scores were rewarded with bonus points, and a near-perfect score provided a small bag of candy on the last day of school. In third grade (age 8), before GATE, I was so good at the Mad Minute that the teachers actually had to stop rewarding me with future bags of candy – I had already earned more than I could possibly eat. Fast forward two years later and I could hardly even solve a fifth of the Mad Minute sheets. My mental organization had deteriorated to the point that I had lost the ability to solve most simple math problems with high confidence.
I don't think this is a coincidence.
[–] 16327277? ago
what the fuck
[–] 16354944? ago
>>12710024
this was my case aswell, but they really hammered it home in early high school. I was able to do the math reasonably well in my head but they wouln't accept it without work on paper, I said "FUCK YOU" and eventually quit trying, and even trying to get as bad a score as possible by circling every question on a test in 2 second and saying DONE, they killed my creative ability and I will never forgive them for that treachery.
[–] 16327290? ago
I've taught myself single/multivariable calculus and studied about half of the coursework associated with the CAS Exam 1 and/or SOA Exam P (actuarial probability) using ACTEX manuals. I also studied calculus-based physics on my own (Griffith's Introduction for QM and ED).
>>12710059
Because you're a delusional retard grasping at straws? Try harder, kike.
>>12710063
I moved cities just a couple of months ago (Dallas now) but yeah, I was in Houston for over two decades.