Apparently one in four adults has difficulty with mental arithmetic.
I’d have said more than that… say one in five or one in six.
Note: that was a joke.
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Memories of Nadias and their constant inability to add anything?
There is also the opposite of this problem where people have blind trust in their calculators or Excel. No matter what numbers they spew out, they are taken as must be true.
Also this one time
at band campfirst year university, I got 120% for the maths unit. The lecturer was doing all sorts of crap like grading on a curve, bonus points, adding base amounts etc so everyone would pass and not make him look bad. Didn’t actually address their bad math skills.david
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my name is ian saw you on outeverwhere…i work as a theatre director…..like everything about you except you are not a geek….hey do you know mildreds and beetroot great for food…im imf@dircon.co.uk…Hi!
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how do i contact you
my name is ian saw you on..i work as a theatre director…..like everything about you except you are not a geek….hey do you know mildreds and beetroot great for food…..Hi!