If you look at pic related and go "What the fuck" then you were probably born with low IQ and in the same boat as me. I'm in a class of autistic number crunchers who can do these types of questions in a few minutes as evident by the amount of questions we are required to do for homework (around 15ish per section of a chapter). I just want to graduate with my meme degree, but I'm stuck doing math I'll never use in my field. FML
IQ isn't a meme
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If I hadn't learned calculus before I think I'd be confused regardless of my intelligence. But then what intelligent person never learn how to do derivative?
I have an IQ around 150 and tested out of school when I turned 16. I have no idea what the fuck I'm looking at because I tested out BEFORE taking calc and then my life completely stagnated and I became a robot, so I never went to college and took it there either.
>miles of derivatives and factoring and shit
the fucking tedium
this is why people hate math. it gets way more interesting at a certain level
Think about the future. What job do you want to get? University degrees aren't determining your worth (but not finishing highschool sounds bad)
>25% is a meme
Noone is saying IQ is the only variable in good grades. In most cases high IQ will in deed be helpful for good grades
what software is that?
Derivatives is high school stuff though? Obviously you're not going to understand it if you lack the entire foundation. Low IQ is just an excuse, you can understand this.
This has little to do with being a number cruncher btw, you can memorize and understand how to do any derivative and eventually integrals when you get there.
I really don't think a low IQ person could do anything but the simplest integrals, and even then it would just be a matter of memorisation, not real understanding.