Mathematics trains your thinking skills
Yeah, studying math not only has a direct role, but I think it also trains theoretical thinking and problem-solving skills. And you realize that they come in handy in unexpected places!
Debate
Why did we even need to study math in school, I wonder?
Why did we even need to study math in school?
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Answer
The idea that math isn’t 'lifelong-useful knowledge' but a workout to enjoy solving momentary puzzles
Honestly, I’m not sure if it’s essential for life, but as an exercise that gets your hands moving to just give it a try at those momentary, puzzling problems that only appear then, I think it was really good.
Mathematics as 'training for logical thinking' and 'the universal language of the world'
Personally, I’ve always thought of mathematics as 'a workout for logical thinking,' and even if I forget most formulas, the way of thinking is something I keep using when analyzing work and organizing complex information. Also, when you try to delve a bit deeper into topics like AI, statistics, and money, the fundamentals of that math end up quietly acting as 'a common language of the world'.