> I get where y'all are coming from but there's a deep lack of empathy there. Go teach some people something (anything) and learn that other people's brains don't necessarily contain your knowledge.
Concerning the empathy point: I do believe that to become good in mathematics, you seriously have to believe that everything in mathematics is actually easy, and you either don't work hard enough (so you fail understanding it; solution: work harder) or you are too stupid to understand the material (which means that you should better work even harder to understand the material to compensate for this weakness).
Concerning the empathy point: I do believe that to become good in mathematics, you seriously have to believe that everything in mathematics is actually easy, and you either don't work hard enough (so you fail understanding it; solution: work harder) or you are too stupid to understand the material (which means that you should better work even harder to understand the material to compensate for this weakness).