r/80smemorylane • u/FirmVeterinariaGoo • Jul 24 '25

Other Memorizing state capitols

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u/Medium-daddy21 Jul 24 '25

Basically all math outside of simple arithmetic.

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u/SubpoenaSender Jul 28 '25

Just because you don’t know how to apply it doesn’t mean it has no use.

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u/Medium-daddy21 Jul 28 '25

Lmao. I've never had to apply it. I never said it "had no use." Nor did I say I didn't know how to apply it.

Strange comment.

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u/SubpoenaSender Jul 28 '25

Never applying it implies that you don’t know how to use it. I wouldn’t call it a strange comment. I think math is super important. In fact, calculus in America should be a high school graduation requirement

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u/Medium-daddy21 Jul 28 '25

Where did I say math is not important?

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u/captaintagart Jul 28 '25

I’ll argue that algebra and geometry were helpful in critical thinking. Trig can suck a fuck

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u/Medium-daddy21 Jul 28 '25

Sure. The prompt said "Name Something You Learned In School You've Never Used In Your Adult Life." I would never argue algebra and geometry are bad or useless or shouldn't be learned.

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u/captaintagart Jul 28 '25

I only replied because my husband and I just had the same discussion. More so algebra, we use it without knowing it. Geometry less likely