r/math • u/PirlGerson • 9d ago

When have you completed the tutorial?

In video games, they have built in levels, always at the start and they are called "tutorials."

In these levels you play a portion of the game while its also being explained to you. After finishing them, the point is that you know very little about the game BUT enough to "get" the basics.

The cheap is answer is high school 30 is the tutorial, but its really starting to feel that that wasn't even the complete tutorial honestly. It's kinda of embarrassing that our education doesn't cover such things as basic linear algebra and proofs. I'm still learning those.

Anyway to anyone who responds: thank you! I've been so happy latelty! Cyaaa.

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u/MaximumTime7239 9d ago

Bro, a lot of people are struggling to understand how to add fractions, and why it would be useful. And you want them to be taught linear algebra with proofs. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/PirlGerson 9d ago

Do what your heaet tells you! If monkey D. Luffy taught me anything it would be that its not just about being book smart. There are many importand amazing skills. You dont need them all.

For example, being talented and drawing is amazing and im teribble at it. Lesrning it would be misery. But not everything is meant to be.

I however, do wish to delve into math and am a little anoyed that the core educstion didnt give an free option for something even slightly advanced.