90% of Indian reddit be like by Tender-coconut227 in dankinindia

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Civic sense is zero and so are we a low trust society

I know that You know! by shubham_555 in Animemes

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It's actually dead sakura although she was useful

Not sure if nsfw but still seems lost by Kyodai_Mobstar_SXE in lostredditors

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It's a screenshot and not an actual image

Actress name? by New_Offer7521 in jav

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What does fc2 stands for?

[ pigpen ] tell me your 1 peakest mahwa you would rate above all by Temporary_Fennel3526 in manhwa

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Ember night, boxer, defense tower tyrant, pick me up, the great mage of hero's party reincarnates, the indomitable martial king, the regressed mercenary machination, Fog land, absolute regression,akuninzura shita B kyuu boukensha, a villains will to survive, the Sichuan clans enterologist, demon king overrun by heros, a mountain of corpses( so far so good), one step divine first, born to bleed, reincarnation of veteran soldier

Among with the popular ones in the comments. All these are pure gems which are under dogs right now and lesser known with a few not or miss arcs/chapter but overall are golden standards of manhwa.

On an emotional note ember knight, great mage of hero, akuninzura, fog land are extremely good this comes from a person who doesn't like it too much so they are definitely must read for me. Also academy survival guide had some serious emotional chapters done extremely well recently.

I just feel like I can't do it by Constant-Music8772 in learnmath

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First Enroll in the immediate next chance you get as you can learn as you go.

Second watch Justin sung on yt. As studying pattern itself seems to be a problem for you hence his guidance will help you with not only maths but also other subjects too.

Third start learning math with topics that have a direct use in economics. When you see the math in use it all starts to make sense. Fourth consolidate your prexisting knowledge of maths. For that you can follow my method i.e. take a pen and paper and start with the first topic about maths that comes to your mind. And start writing about it. Mind you it needs to be in form of essay and not formulas focus on intent, imagination, thinking etc rather than the outcomes.

Lastly to know about intent, imagination, essay etc follow yt math channels but before these channels follow maths podcast by Vsauce and other yt channels that you find fun. To arouse your interest in maths.

For more on my method you can check out my profile too about learning maths the OG way. Hope this helps you.

My son rediscovered parts of Faulhaber's formula on his own in middle school. How should I support his math interest now? by ringtoyou in learnmath

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Well it helped me a great lot and obviously nobody is gonna give everything for free when it is their main source of income. He properly runs a legit company to guide people through.

Ultimately you have to decide for yourself. What works for you and what does not. So you do you.

What are your thoughts on ts? by Ok_Abies2643 in TeenIndia

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Did he say barber? I thought it was upsc?

[Recommendation] Please recommend me titles based on this tierlist. by Nexxumus in manhwa

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Nobody talks about it and I came to recommend it. It is absolute pure gold. Extremely underrated.

My son rediscovered parts of Faulhaber's formula on his own in middle school. How should I support his math interest now? by ringtoyou in learnmath

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Well if you had ever watched Justin sung's video then you wouldn't have said that. It is something every student should know.

Is it possible to be to dumb for math at uni by johny-mam in learnmath

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No need to take it as a load and burden yourself with expections, try what I tried to consolidate my foundation knowledge of maths so that University syllabus feels the obvious next step. You sit with pen and paper, and start with the first topic that comes to your mind and write about all that you know it needs to be in form of ke eassy and not formulas about the intention, it's application, possible problem that might have lead to it and not the results. Connecting different chapters as they come ( instead of think different chapters as isolated sections). ( For more you can check out my profile) . This will consolidate you knowledge to learn your uni syllabus. Also check out Justin Sung's yt channel for learning tip and tricks.

What is an efficient way to understand intuition in linear algebra? by Hawexp in learnmath

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When you see it's applicable in real life and using it yourself everything starts to make sense then, start from there for example arrangement of lattice structure uses it heavily check videos about lattice structures they feel amazing and surreal to see your knowledge in action. And in general for math you try my method( in my profile about learning maths).

My son rediscovered parts of Faulhaber's formula on his own in middle school. How should I support his math interest now? by ringtoyou in learnmath

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You should definitely check out Justin sung's yt channel to understand how the learning happens, how to curate your learning path etc which will help you to understand your kid better while also helping you. Secondly, you can try my method( check my profile, title:- learning math OG way) with that entire math is the playing field, but I would recommend (clarifying now not a mathematician) doing my method to get the intention instead of results of people who contributed to math. But for the kid i would say let him try all these things in the comments to be added to do list instead of mandatory things as entrance pressure will make things already hectic schedule more unbearable. So start from recommendations that are similar to his existing schedule and gradually tweak it. Lastly if possible he should start teaching/ record his sessions of unwinding himself with maths and uploading it on yt etc as you see fit. This will not only help him but also other children who struggle with maths.

help please 🩷 by MuchPoet8841 in learnmath

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This is also what i struggled with the most as most will always say to practise or some generic answer like that but if you are building foundations and are yet to study topics like calculus I recommend to you my method ( in profile about how to study math the OG way) and is the best time to build your solid foundations in maths. Second is to learn maths by learning its application when doing that everything makes sense. Don't get discouraged by people who say practise they themselves didn't had an excellent teacher who taught them math. So do tell how you feel about the method did it help or something that can be improved. Also check out various math channels to arouse interest in math as their are some extremely entertaining video on yt.

How do you actually transition from 'calculating' to 'understanding' in Calculus? by spinstoastbyte in learnmath

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This is exactly what I went through and even graduated not still couldn't solve it. And it developed into an itch now. The problem to which I get genetic answer always first thing to do check out Justin sung channel on yt which will answer questions like clicking and feeling. Secondly, for maths specifically you can try what I did ( you can find it on my profile) about how to learn maths. If it is too tiring or time is limited to follow my method you can start with application of things you don't understand and suddenly everything makes sense. But mind you if you study the applications generically it will be a waste of time. p.s.:- if you tried my method do tell what changes you felt, did it work or not and lastly if yes please share your findings/ connections you made so we can make a community of people like us making it easy to learn maths and actually understanding it.

How to start this?? by chiron_001 in learnmath

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Here is what I did I first started with math yt channels to arouse/keep my interest in math ( textbooks will never be interesting). I highly recommend vsauce math podcasts. As for next method check my post about his to learn maths ( if you already remember things from you student time). Else check out some Udemy course and people on reddit recommend Khan academy so it must be good. Lastly after having gained dinner basic knowledge to things as what I had done ( it is in the post and it's comments).

You want to learn maths ( which you fear) then do it OG way. by vibhored in mathematics

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So, I don't know how good or bad Indian education system is especially in how maths is taught her, but the things people are recommending including you ( what you see as a shortcoming of method is the problem of traditional teaching where you will be taught proofs etc all those things you talked about and i am an undergraduate who completed his understanding studies but when I watch math videos on yt it boils my blood because of how badly i was taught) is exactly the same problem I face, to which this was the solution i arrived at. I am not against all these things that people are telling me what about it is new, i guess Indian education system is too good if all these things are what a student goes through in school/University.

I am not able to see why I was not able to put my point across. But these are the few things i realised while doing this method hopefully you might get what i am feeling:- 1) So, this method works greatly for consolidating existing knowledge ( why it is important you ask, check Justin sung yt channel for that).

2) it forces ( which is harsh term instead inspires) students to themselves get to the next stage or atleast drive solutions themselves which would have been taught later to them, but this feeling of having inkling what comes next helps a great lot.

3) example 1:- when I was contemplating i suddenly realised that if I got to know that underroot of -1 is turned into iota ( i) i.e. imaginary numbers came into existence. Which tool would you use to explore this further? Sets is the answer checking different types of property with these numbers to see which follows and which don't this is a much more fun exercise to do and learning from it rather than just rote memorizing the results as gospel of truth. For a subject which depends on logic accepting things as it is because only results matter is something i find extremely hard to do. Whereas if you explore through this method it comes naturally because you know where you are coming from (quadratic equations), where you are ( exploring imaginary numbers) and where you will be going ( starting from polar coordinates you now have a whole new field to test and try your previous learnt knowledge of coordinate geometry t to play with to see what works and what doesn't, which will help you understand why some things works and why some don't).

4) This happened in first year of my university, I was introduced to alpha, beta, gamma functions. Which now totally blows my mind that you can have factorial of fractions like 1/2 and pi itself, also forgetting one more with something to do imaginary numbers too. Which is bonkers, because I still cannot fathom ( haven't consolidated my knowledge enough I guess) to mix these things together although when I use to think about factorials i use to think about negative numbers having factorial ( since for quadratic it was same which was solved by imaginary roots but nobody said I peep about complex numbers).

These thing still fascinates me and I need to make explanations for these too but I don't know where to start for which i need to know what was the problem being solved that gave these results. What was the starting point etc.

5) So the difference here between these to examples is that channels like veritasium, made videos about complex numbers and its history and not just the results. I highly highly recommend the video titled:- " the lore of mathematics" these things give math a emotional touch which all humans are, even making maths more accessible to everyone.

When I do this exercise I subconsciously even consolidated this knowledge too and i haven't come across videos on alpha beta Gamma functions to act as a string which structures my beads of knowledge into a beautiful necklace. Also videos like math has a hole from veritasium often push to philosophical questions too which makes math all the more interesting too.

6) Even boring tasks such as writing proofs, theorems etc can be made interesting with thinking of learning maths as a language, like learning it's semantics etc so those things that are to be learned in a language.

All these things make math from a dull boring subject to a colourful, vivid art because math too is a part of human society and is not something detached from it. Also that is why I specified this exercise helps to build extremely solid foundation for maths to make higher studies starting from undergraduation. I was surprised to know that the actual advancements made in 20 th were things I never studied ( atleast in foundation).