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Sunday, September 16, 2007 at 1:39 PM

As of this post, i'm currently studying my mathematics! It's freaking hard! Especially with someone like me who did not have A maths background. I may have been through poly and studied engineering maths and stuff but, argh, army made me forget them.

Maths is interesting but it is getting too abstract for me to understand. ><. I fail to see the purpose of studying certain topics. Seriously, what is the point of studying something if you don't know how it is going to serve you in life? I mean, before teaching something, tell the person what it can be used for and not just dump all the jargon onto the poor student.

Don't some of you feel it is much easier studying something when you know how to apply it in real life?

I hope lecturers would bother to explain how some maths theories help improved the world.


On the bright side, i'm out of army. So yeah. HURRAY! ^^V

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