Even then, the crack down won't happen. It will be labeled a mental health or lone wolf type thing over and over again. There won't be a crack down until we're practically in the middle of a civil war... all in the name of trying to appeal to "both sides".
Conservatives are willing to believe anything as long as it's against their "enemies" and they have no problem conveniently forgetting the thousands of times they were lied too. All they care about is getting their momentary fix of schadenfreude.
I've forgotten all that stuff now, it's been 8 years of not using any of it. Calc 1 & 2 along with DE were fairly straight forward for me and I was able to do so of the easy stuff in my head, but I hit my limit HARD with PDE and complex analyses. Now, I doubt I could do anything harder then find the derivate of X^n lol
The 89 was my life saver... I bought and downloaded a few apps that would do multivariable calculous, complex analyses, and partial DE. Without cheating my way through those classes, I'd had never graduated in '15. The best part? The job I got after college, I've never used any math higher than high school algebra.
Even then, the crack down won't happen. It will be labeled a mental health or lone wolf type thing over and over again. There won't be a crack down until we're practically in the middle of a civil war... all in the name of trying to appeal to "both sides".
Conservatives are willing to believe anything as long as it's against their "enemies" and they have no problem conveniently forgetting the thousands of times they were lied too. All they care about is getting their momentary fix of schadenfreude.
I've forgotten all that stuff now, it's been 8 years of not using any of it. Calc 1 & 2 along with DE were fairly straight forward for me and I was able to do so of the easy stuff in my head, but I hit my limit HARD with PDE and complex analyses. Now, I doubt I could do anything harder then find the derivate of X^n lol
The 89 was my life saver... I bought and downloaded a few apps that would do multivariable calculous, complex analyses, and partial DE. Without cheating my way through those classes, I'd had never graduated in '15. The best part? The job I got after college, I've never used any math higher than high school algebra.