I hate school so much?

I hate school so much?Demons grow human skin (from a sample taken during abduction) and put it on so as to look like us. Demons will invite people to be healed inside their UFOs; those who go will be like zombies after. Gov't provides demons with diamonds and allows demons to abduct people. If you're being abducted, slowly pray the Jesus prayer.

Don't panic. Demons use diamonds and souls to power their UFO craft. The bigger the diamond, the more it lasts. Demons have 4 UFO bases: 1)Moon 2)Inside fake mountain Kailash in Tibet 3)In lake Baikal in Russia 4)In Atlantis which is underneath the Mariana Trench in Pacific Ocean. There are no aliens. Nobody lives on other planets.

Airplanes that go down are hit by demons because they need the airspace to fight Jesus. Antichrist is pale with red eyes. He's possessed by Satan since he's 12 years old. He flies very fast; deceived people will say that "Christ is here; Christ is there". Sometimes, he wears blue robe over left shoulder while red robe is underneath. He wears gloves to hide long nails. He's surrounded by demons who appear as angels of light. Antichrist will trick people to believe that he can do mountain moving and resurrection (using holograms); fire from the sky is easy (considering the gases from pollution in the atmosphere).

Don't go into a UFO to be healed by demons. Green 666 is given by isotope rays on wrist or forehead when people stretch hands to receive small plastic grey card with no name on it (World Passport). Police will microchip and isotope ray people on the highways. Microchipped people will be influenced by computers to take grey plastic card; but when they do, 666 is given. Food stores will isotope ray people too. Antichrist will also release prisoners to mark people. Reject 666 at all cost because it leads to permanent hell.

If you're about to be marked, pray the Jesus prayer. Hide with Orthodox Christians to escape 666; leave all electronics behind so that antichrist's minions can't track you. Burn documents because they're from Satan. Give to charity in the name of Archangel Michael; he rescues people from temporary hell twice a year (or brings them up a level, that is, to a level with less punishment; eventually, people are freed). Feed the pigeons; when pigeons bow down, people are saved from temporary hell. Forgive me.

Source: Ruski Orthodox Christian Vyacheslav Krasheninnikov

Unfortunately math classes are often taught that way especially in the public school system and cooking and learning how to pay taxes are confined to learning at home. If you're in high school, there should be a cooking elective available. If you're planning on going to college, you'll often be asked to fill out the FAFSA which asks for an IRS tax form and they have events held on campuses to help you.

I also wondered about the practicality of my math classes too but over time I learned that it's necessary to learn sine and cosine to be able to do higher level math problems down the road that are practical. I started to be interested in math after noticing the connection between Trig and what I was learning in Chemistry (creating orbital models on graphs). Each math textbook should have application problems in them. If only we could learn and do math problems we're interested in... or well, with any subject really. It doesn't work that way though. Some of what you learn in math and other classes may not be relevant to you, but relevant to someone else. You may not need to know geometry and trig much besides Pythagorean Theorem, but an aspiring architect would for example. That's why they teach you general things in primary and secondary school.

The college I'm in has math classes like Engineering Calculus, Life Science Calculus and Business Calculus for more relevance to whatever field you want to get into instead of just Calculus (that's an option too). I understand that academia often goes deeper into theory that is unnecessary for the average person to know. I know a programmer who had to use simple trig to solve a problem in her job. It didn't happen often, but it happened. At least in college you can pick whatever major and classes you want. There's general ed requirements obviously but you have more freedom. Vocational school may be another option for you. These forms of education require a high school diploma or GED though, so you still have to deal with the secondary school education system.

this is a part of life you must learn though because it is a small version of the real world...

Part of the use of a general education is to provide challenges to our youth so they can acquire problem solving habits, but also to give them some perspective -- that is the point of history and many courses involving philosophy or social sciences: it provides you with tools to help you understand large scale interactions and conflicts today. It is relevant and useful, but it takes some work to see it.

We could arguably focus the challenges to very field specific tasks, but the danger with this is that you might lack intellectual flexibility and might be sacrificing scope for depth that you will acquire later anyway.

As for mathematics, you would be surprised at how powerful they are at helping us understand our world and solve very complicated practical problems. You can hate it if you want, but statistical and mathematical ignorance is this century's form of illetracy.

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