Wio
Senior Member

Hi.

I love the randomness of the comic relief friend. If I'm like, watching a anime and I begin to get the feels, I would hope for the comic relief friend to come in and make my day. Lol.

The fan service doesn't really bother me. I'm only into certain fantasy animes. The hero always have to have a good friend lol.

Nice nice. I like anything that catchs my eye really lol. What about you?

Hey whats up.

It does, yeah. Lol. I just don't like when people point it out and stop talking to me because of it. Some noob did it before and it made me feel used. My gender saids male and I never lie about my gender so its not weird! Ha. I think most people know Im a male anyways.

You thought I was a girl as well? Lol.

Yep. totally sick of it. you must have experienced it yourself, otherwise intelligent and perceptive humans who wince at the thought of ANY calculation they might have to do. Its far too common, and completley redundant.

As thread drifted as we got tho, i rather enjoyed our little debate. Thank you

Pattern recognition can be dealt with rationally and intuitively, some people are more iinclined to it like with anything, but it is a rational logical proicess that can be taught like any other. once again, math should be the simplest of the subjects due to its lack of grey area and absolute nature, ther is no maybes, either your calculation is right or it isnt.
And no, i dont find history challenging, youre right there, but i only find it selectively interesting, which is obviously down to my own bias.
Composition of essays you meant then huh? well, i guess my paradigm ultimately poineted me to music, maybe a clearer definition of terms on your part might have helped :P "Composition" is vague.
And ill agree that a lot of the later math isnt for everyone, but thats not what i was griping about. im just fed up of smart people not doing simple everyday math because "math is hard" when it bloody well isnt. if you can speak a language, you can do everyday math.

not quite. i suck at composition and history. you picked a bad example there, music theory is also structured. there is no grey area in harmony academically, its harmonic or its dissonant thats it. speaking from my own experience, math was just a case of learning the formulae and which one was for which situation. youre even allowed to take in a sheet of formulae in most math exams, all you really need to remember is what theyre for. music is very similar to math in a great many ways. the ancient greeks had 4 schools of math;
Numbers at rest - standard math
Shapes at rest - Geometry
Shapes in Motion - Astrology
Numbers in motion - Music

music IS math, pythagoras has his own temperament, and to this day although it may not be the most pleasing to our inferior human ears, it is stil the most accurate, despite JS Bachs rather more familiar Equal Temperament. We owe so much music academia to the anciant greeks.

lol, grey area and unstructured learning in music. thats just funny