Serenity
Moderator
Fair point, I have done that as long as I can remember with all kinds of things. I have a burning curiosity about how the world works, but I'm also extremely rigorous what anything takes to be true.Some guys like to break things down, pull them apart, and see how it all works. A bit like an engineer. Nothing wrong with that.
Has led to me to some less desirable paths in life, none of which I regret, but I know for sure what I know.
Math is one of my strengths that school was never able to pull out of me. I learned much of that by my own motivation to achieve things in video games, strange as it may be. I learned a lot of it by trial and error, just by practicing it. Until that point I failed to see why I needed it, because school failed to give me a reason that I cared about. Having good reason is a strong motivation. If we can give that to the less knowledgeable of our members then we have succeeded.It's kind of like learning while doing. You can try to understand a certain type of math all you want, and it may even be somewhat necessary to know the "why" in order to master that particular math, but often we just need to get the formula first that others provide us with, and then experiment through repetition and repetition and eventually both the why and how will come to us.
Either I understand it because I'm drunk too or you actually made sense. I'm leaning towards the latter. I can relate, It's a good point.If I didn't make sense it's because I've been drinking but it sounded good in my head so have a great night boys.