See, I originally typed lawyer, but then second guessed.
I have to stop doing that.
What law school was that again, and what level calc did you study there?
Calculus requires a comprensive knowledge and understanding of algebra, geometery, and trigonometry as prerequisite. It is not possible to understand calculus without understanding those other subjects first.
Most, if not all school systems also require that students take another year of precalculus as a prerequisite, before allowing them to take either AB or BC.
Yeah, I totally believe that’s true.
It doesn’t even make sense.
It would require learning algebra and geometry in K-5…
Unless you are Hawkin, or that dude that sees numbers as colors…
How old were you in the 60s?
By all means, feel free to die on this hill.
We all know.
There’s your problem.
What law school did you go to?
No, its not my problem.
We (including you) all know you didn’t take calculus in middle school.
Calculus is not even generally taken by most high school students and when it is, it is generally a 12th grade subject.
In recent years, there have been calculus offerings at the middle school level, but this is strictly AP territory, something that would involve the top 1% of students and it is probably being done in around 10 to 20 school districts in the whole country.
Absolute implausible that calculus would have been taught to non-high schoolers prior to a very short number of years ago.
No need. I’ve already addressed this at least twice.
What is absolutely implausible to me is an illiterate “high school anything”.
The US public education system is producing hoards of woke dumbasses, the 1% not withstanding.
Right. You are not an attorney.
You didn’t study calculus in middle school.
You would have committed war crimes. You wouldn’t now.
You don’t think a dead employee costs the company money to replace them.
I love yours posts! Keep them coming!
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You (including you) have no idea what I have done.
Right. A lawyer.
You don’t know that.
You betcha
Correct
A basic premise of having good discussions is being more or less honest.
I mean, fib about how much you bench press, or your marathon time, but you know, you have to be reasonable with it.
Unitary feeling. Try binary thinking.
Yeah, we do.
The same way that you know I’ve never walked on the moon.
There you go again.
You aren’t a lawyer.
You didn’t study calculus in MS - and honestly, it’s a bizarre thing to claim.
I’m sorry that you lacked the moral fortitude to resist obeying illegal orders (hypothetically), but none the less, I will once again thank you for your service. I know you don’t want thanks, but I feel gratitude just the same.
An employee dying costs a ton in terms of recruiting, trying, lost productivity and revenue. Perhaps you’ve never been in a position of leadership understand this.
