I don't know what calculus even is.

...I just looked it up and turns out I learned it in school. But I don't remember what it's for or how to do it.

but that's not math, that's physics

See?

Kekd

I failed grade 9 and 10 high school math due to extreme anxiety at the time.

I'd sit in class, frozen from the guilt of fucking up, scared to skip because the principal already threatened to suspend me if I missed class, and so my teacher would berate my after class about failing to retain any course work and then comparing me to others. The sheets he gave me were as wet as a lake due to how shot my nerves were from all sorts of matters, then passed them in summer school with surprisingly relaxed moods.

But my grade 10 math teacher did tell me, and I believe its true. When a student or person is failing maths, its generally the telltale sign of a serious problem and its always the first course to appear troublesome to the individual.

was he talking about a cognitive problem or a life situation problem

I never learnt arithmetic

I never learned complex variable functions.

I don't know what arithmetic even is.

 

I never went further than binomial formulas.

I never learned transmission lines and antennas. This shit is fucking hard and made me have panic attacks and drop electrical engineering on the best university of brazil. Now I am 32 yo NEet failure.

at least you tried

The person you replied to has very serious cognitive problems, so prob that

I can confirm this poster's accuracy of my cognitive impairment.

rude math teacher