p306C2
No.539590
>mfw I realised how similar complex numbers and vectors seemed
>mfw went down the rabbit hole
>mfw I now know about vector spaces and fields
>mfw there is no "real" or "imaginary"
>mfw I finally understand
mathematics is that.
p306C2
No.539594
mathematics is the ultimate abstraction there is and yet it is at the same time present at the most fundamental level of everything that is.
BYP/dm
No.539595
here’s a uncomfortable question:
If the human brain once imagined things that didn’t exist yet…
what happens when it stops needing to?
When every answer is one search away,
every idea already explored,
every problem pre-solved by technology
are we still creators,
or just curators of what already exists?
Is dependence on technology making replacing the very struggle that made us inventive in the first place?
And the real question
Can we still create something truly original
something that doesn’t come from a recommendation, already existing trend, or a machine
or are we slowly losing the ability to think beyond what’s already been built?
NhqHGK
No.539596
>>539590(OP)
I hated all my math teachers in my academics, I wish 3blue1brown was my math teacher
it's not fair, why did I get pajeet teachers? whyyyyy?
p306C2
No.539602
>>539596
I suggest just start reading good text books and solve hard problems.
I personally like KD Joshi's textbooks, specially his style of commentary.
I would suggest you start from Educative JEE, don't misjudge it from its name, infacf the author has written a whole preface explaining his choice, the book is actually not for any meme exam at all, it has the problems but it is more about the subject itself, infact a lot of content is beyond JEE.
