I’m a dude in Oregon. I regularly make bad life decisions and do not make a habit of learning from my mistakes.
There was a legit feud over my 7th grade win on acids and bases, because a friend’s Dad got super heated thinking that my parents had a hand in it. Granted, they bought me the posterboard and provided paper, ink, and internet, and not everyone has that. Now it’s more, “AI is going to be super bummed if…”
I was work shopping it in my head not knowing someone else in the comments already nailed it.
Pragmatic. You don’t have to do lab work to dress your dog in silly costumes. You should just do it because.
I don’t mean to discredit Dyscalculia as a thing. As a matter of fact, I transposed a bunch of numbers that I shouldn’t have in high school math in spite of sound logic for how I went about the questions. I just have issue with the rest of the infographic being things you can identify with without them having a foundation in science. It tastes a little horoscopey.
I feel like a number of the concepts in this infographic are loosely (if at all) defined. As in - they don’t represent established concepts in education and they could have been made by a single party talking out their ass. Or maybe I just have dyscalculia.
Coming from someone that memorized it in high school and hasn’t used it since, I am enraged.
Spoken like someone that hasn’t played Kerbal.
Always tickled when I see the Dragon’s Tail.
To be fair, I’ve met some cool-ass lions that were just hypnotized by Nala’s bedroom eyes.
And dragons, but they tend to have a confusing energy that makes you question if they have a quiet, submissive side.
Someone knows the Master’s thesis trick.
I lost a thumbdrive full of adult furry content in Auckland. Gotta wonder how that story turned out.