In case anyone else is reading this or math sorcerer is reading this, It’s completely possible to do anything you set your mind to. I had a GED, I fucked up multiple times. I am in my late 30s and I am trying to get my life back on track. That said nothing has stopped me from thinking about and working on hard problems. Math Sorcerer has been a huge inspiration to me to take things to the next level and actually apply myself. fwiw, I am really interested in abstract algebra, game theory, algebraic topology and analytical geometry, with applications in computer science. I have done a few online courses on real analysis, abstract algebra and nonlinear dynamics. My primary interests are in chaos theory. I have worked hard and I have gained a good grasp of these problems. I felt like a fuck up for years.
thx bro needed that. Sometimes while studying I'll notice that it takes me longer to understand things than other people and I just can't help but wonder if all this study is for nothing, like what if I have some ceiling and can never reach the level I want to. I'm 30 as well, and I always worry about the possibility I didn't start early enough.
I am a 17 year old and Im currently preparing for the O levels which is an exam you take at the 10th grade. I failed my Maths Last year and now Im preparing for this exam as a Private candidate. Im taking only Elementary maths and I do not need Any Additional maths Background for Aeronautical engineering for a Polytechnic. However I will definitely be behind when I hopefully enter year 1 next year so Im currently Managing Emaths and Learning things like Pre Calculus in Khan Academy. I thank you for this Video Mr. Sorcerer it would be great if you have Any advice for me.
When I was in junior high and high school, Calculus was like some kind of monster to be feared. I mean, I always saw it as something I'd never be able to do until recently. I'm very happy to know I actually can do some calculus. Right now I do simple calculus problems and I'm working through a Calculus textbook that is 1 semester and probably doesn't have much trigonometry. I think people only need a lot of determination to do things and they shouldn't let others discourage them. Do you what want and have no regrets later.
Im 21 and have been out of college for 3 years I want to study computer science and I’m starting with relearning pre algebra. Whenever I try to self study though I get caught up on how I should be taking notes does anyone have any advice? Specifically when using a textbook
I am a 13 year old boy who is naturally bad at maths. I am bad at anything math related but I want to learn calculus before grade 11 and 12. I have broken down into tears because I couldn't think of anything and I have brain fog. I am sort of lost and I wanted to ask you for help. I am purposefully self-learning maths instead of having a tutor because I want to be able to self-learn. Thank you.
Something kinda similar is happening to me, I didn't enter college right after graduation so I'm 2 years older than the usual age, Im studying physics and trying to learn pure math by myself but sometimes I feel not capable of understanding and work on my own ideas in math and physics. I look up to people like Hardy, Hilbert, Sobolev and get amazed everytime I think of their work and trying to get some motivation to study math like them did but I feel dumb and not smart enough, I want to learn and understand the topics and get a good grasp on the fundamentals but at the same time, the procrastination, the absence of discipline and the thought of "Maybe this isn't for me" gets me and makes feel bad. What advice could you give me to keep moving on?
Persistence. As a rookie, I have a theory that 1/27 is the 3D rate of quantum gravity, but as a dropout myself, pushing this theory uphill is very hard. Any advice? Video below to as strong an explanation I can muster with my experience. th-cam.com/video/bAB6Y0DOmZg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vXcQfEPQnLS5HKbH
In case anyone else is reading this or math sorcerer is reading this,
It’s completely possible to do anything you set your mind to. I had a GED, I fucked up multiple times. I am in my late 30s and I am trying to get my life back on track. That said nothing has stopped me from thinking about and working on hard problems. Math Sorcerer has been a huge inspiration to me to take things to the next level and actually apply myself. fwiw, I am really interested in abstract algebra, game theory, algebraic topology and analytical geometry, with applications in computer science. I have done a few online courses on real analysis, abstract algebra and nonlinear dynamics. My primary interests are in chaos theory. I have worked hard and I have gained a good grasp of these problems. I felt like a fuck up for years.
thx bro needed that. Sometimes while studying I'll notice that it takes me longer to understand things than other people and I just can't help but wonder if all this study is for nothing, like what if I have some ceiling and can never reach the level I want to. I'm 30 as well, and I always worry about the possibility I didn't start early enough.
Thankyou
Just go to the hyperbolic time chamber. A year of maths in one day.
hip pi bola rhyme chamber
Nice DBZ refrence
hyperbolic trig
I would have used that so many times if it existed.
I am a 17 year old and
Im currently preparing for the O levels which is an exam you take at the 10th grade. I failed my Maths Last year and now Im preparing for this exam as a Private candidate. Im taking only Elementary maths and I do not need Any Additional maths Background for Aeronautical engineering for a Polytechnic.
However I will definitely be behind when I hopefully enter year 1 next year so Im currently Managing Emaths and Learning things like Pre Calculus in Khan Academy.
I thank you for this Video Mr. Sorcerer it would be great if you have Any advice for me.
When I was in junior high and high school, Calculus was like some kind of monster to be feared. I mean, I always saw it as something I'd never be able to do until recently. I'm very happy to know I actually can do some calculus. Right now I do simple calculus problems and I'm working through a Calculus textbook that is 1 semester and probably doesn't have much trigonometry. I think people only need a lot of determination to do things and they shouldn't let others discourage them. Do you what want and have no regrets later.
4:05 let’s get a quick sniff.
5:05 let’s get another whiff. 😂
The ultimate book sniffer
Im 21 and have been out of college for 3 years I want to study computer science and I’m starting with relearning pre algebra. Whenever I try to self study though I get caught up on how I should be taking notes does anyone have any advice? Specifically when using a textbook
On your math courses, could you please list them by level. I know it should be intuitive, but the first class listed is calculus.
Great advice. You are the man kid!
Please recommend me book which contains basic to advance arithmetic , geometry and algebra
You give an excellent advice
Your story is inspiring for others to hear.
Allah Hafiz 🙌🙌
I am a 13 year old boy who is naturally bad at maths. I am bad at anything math related but I want to learn calculus before grade 11 and 12. I have broken down into tears because I couldn't think of anything and I have brain fog. I am sort of lost and I wanted to ask you for help. I am purposefully self-learning maths instead of having a tutor because I want to be able to self-learn.
Thank you.
All the best!❤
Anybody wanna study with me
God Bless...
Something kinda similar is happening to me, I didn't enter college right after graduation so I'm 2 years older than the usual age, Im studying physics and trying to learn pure math by myself but sometimes I feel not capable of understanding and work on my own ideas in math and physics. I look up to people like Hardy, Hilbert, Sobolev and get amazed everytime I think of their work and trying to get some motivation to study math like them did but I feel dumb and not smart enough, I want to learn and understand the topics and get a good grasp on the fundamentals but at the same time, the procrastination, the absence of discipline and the thought of "Maybe this isn't for me" gets me and makes feel bad.
What advice could you give me to keep moving on?
All you have to do is persist! Wishing you the best of luck.
Persistence > Everything.
Wikipedia was my best tool for math discovery. when i was in college.
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What are the contains inside Pure Mathematics?Please make video on it.
good idea, thank you!!
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Persistence. As a rookie, I have a theory that 1/27 is the 3D rate of quantum gravity, but as a dropout myself, pushing this theory uphill is very hard. Any advice?
Video below to as strong an explanation I can muster with my experience.
th-cam.com/video/bAB6Y0DOmZg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vXcQfEPQnLS5HKbH