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Jamesadin
2002-09-24, 08:35 PM
I think it is as important as hell. It is the base to the rest of your life. I dont want to be saying "would you like that supersized?" for the rest of my life. THen not be able to get into a care home when I am old.

kaos
2002-09-24, 08:40 PM
Originally posted by kaos
no it doesnt. its jut one of those thing that you have to go to for another thing that gets you that one OTHER thing, anyway you really dont need that other thing, the real thing you need is to UNDERSTAND life. and 1(x)+5-(-43)=-47x doesnt get you anywhere in life. all you need to know is that 4 quarters make up a dollar and your set. btw, "you want fries with that?"

Demosthenes
2002-09-24, 08:45 PM
school is important but the way teachers teach now dayz is horrible. They could take a tenth of the time they do and teach us as much but they take 20 days on one freakin thing. If they taught right it would go so much faster but instead they have us doin pointless assignments. It's not like they're worksheets and they're practice either they r just utterly pointless assignments.

Jamesadin
2002-09-24, 08:48 PM
Im on Greek Mythology right now in Liturature. I wont use it in life, But hell, I like it. Very interesting.

DKWicked
2002-09-24, 08:55 PM
greek gods were a wild bunch, eh?

I think its somewhat important, but Im not sure its all as terribly important as you are made to believe......in a year of actually working I could probably learn as much as its taken two years to learn in school

the reason you go to school to learn it, is that people at work dont want to have to tell you what to do for a year

q:

RoboticSilence
2002-09-24, 08:58 PM
Sure it's important... but it sure does suck.

Sum Yung Guy
2002-09-24, 10:15 PM
I think that school isnt important but getting a diploma is. I went to two years of high school then took the CHSPE and got a diploma and didnt have to goto school anymore. But when people say the teaching suck I say thats not true... its the students who making learning a bitch... I know I was one of them, In my match class as a sophmore I didnt do any but interrupt the class and ruin it for the other students. Sure it was fun and all but thinking back I wish I wouldve just been normal instead of trying to be the class clown. http://www.iownjoo.com/imghost/clownavatar.jpg

Jamesadin
2002-09-25, 06:41 AM
School also teaches about Disipline, and orginization. All which you have to be good at then you enter the work force.

DKWicked
2002-09-25, 08:30 AM
it doesnt "teach" disipline or organization......its just structured so that if you want to do good youd better learn disipline and organization

Xenn
2002-09-25, 10:28 AM
Originally posted by Xenn
You should go through first-eighth grade, then decide your general career (nothing specific, just general) and then learn based on that.

What's the point of teaching you advanced ways to do EVERYTHING?

JohnnyTAE
2002-09-25, 12:31 PM
skool is alright and it is fun, and interesting, when you don't have to deal with the gay shit and where else you gonna get so many fine girls to mack your game too...

If only education was the top thing on my mind :p

the funnest thing I have ever done was getting high and going to school (the good ole days)

Chruser
2002-09-25, 12:45 PM
1(x)+5-(-43)=-47x?

1(x) sounds pointless enough, since no-one who would be making an equation would ever put it like that.

Besides, there are lots of jobs where you will have some use for your math skills. For instance, if you're an engineer, you'd have to calculate a lot of things, such as the electricity in circuits. If you're going to be an arthitect, it's vital to know some formulae's in order to get the angles of a church ceiling right.

Programmers, and even designers working on a computer will need some heavy math skills in order to create something useful. So no, you will have a lot of use for the things you need in school as well, whether you like it or not.

Hades-Knight
2002-09-25, 12:55 PM
1(x)+5-(-43)=-47x?



omg who said that yould add a variable to a normal number?

Jamesadin
2002-09-25, 03:11 PM
That equasion is wacked...

kaos
2002-09-25, 03:46 PM
...shut up...i made it up...and....my teacher told me to add the fuckin variablo to the normal number because we dont know wat the number is so we have to put it in the answer until we find out wat it is than we multiply. see? told you school ucks

Jamesadin
2002-09-25, 04:44 PM
Im taking algebra right now too, but its one of those things you have to go through

DKWicked
2002-09-25, 04:46 PM
Originally posted by Chruser
If you're going to be an architect, it's vital to know some formulae's in order to get the angles of a church ceiling right.

ah. I fact, an architect is what Im going to school to be.....and....while you do need to know some engineering (basic engineering....we leave the real engineering to the engineers, who need a LOT more math) most anything youll ever need to know can be looked up

as for the angles of a church ceiling.....it can be whatever you darned well please.....taking into consideration local code, federal code, the elements, etc etc.....which can all be looked up, hehehe

tacoX
2002-09-25, 05:56 PM
Well... actually. I belieave that it in necessary. There are always the useless topics, but still, if you dont learn them, the US would not be what it is today...

Jamesadin
2002-09-25, 06:51 PM
And all the Countries in the world.

BlueCube
2002-10-02, 11:58 AM
1(x)+5-(-43) = -47x

x + 5 - (-43) = -47x

x + 5 + 43 = -47x

x + 48 = -47x

48 = -47x - x

48 = -48x

1 = -x

-1 = x

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Heh.

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Strider Fury
2002-10-02, 12:23 PM
you NERD!

BlueCube
2002-10-02, 12:45 PM
Originally posted by Strider Fury
you NERD!

I've been found out! Noooo!

Jamesadin
2002-10-02, 03:10 PM
Originally posted by BlueCube
1(x)+5-(-43) = -47x

x + 5 - (-43) = -47x

x + 5 + 43 = -47x

x + 48 = -47x

48 = -47x - x

48 = -48x

1 = -x

-1 = x

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Heh.

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That stuff is grade 7 algebra

BlueCube
2002-10-03, 08:32 AM
Originally posted by Jamesadin


That stuff is grade 7 algebra

Probably sooner..
The problem is, I actually enjoyed solving that..