if you are too stupid to study mathematics, physics is too hard and you are afraid of animals?
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Something in the arts, or biology or chemistry.  I find the later much more interesting.
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I've not heard of math's phobia but there is a form of dyslexia called Dyscalculia which is effectively number blindness.  It affects your ability to process numbers, repeat patterns and manipulate formulas.  At 47 despite having a masters degree i still can't do my times tables (I do series addition), I can't do jigsaws because of the patterns involved, and although i can do mental maths I can't manipulate formulas as when I start moving the bits around it stops making sense.\n\nDyscalculia is a nuisance but you learn to live with it.  it doesn't mean you are thick (as I was labelled at school) I have a gift with the English language and have made my career in this.  Don't panic, if this is the diagnosis then an educational psychologist can help by identifying strategies to help, and schools will then know how to assist.  If a person is Dyscalculaic then they are covered by the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and the Special Educational Needs Act(SEDA) in the UK.  I think there is equivalent or similar laws in the uS.\n\nGood luck, take heart and work with it - you will find that you are gifted in other ways.  Don't ever use it as an excuse to fail, find out how to succeed in another way.
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Yes, mathematics is the language of physics. You can try to just understand and analyse the concepts, but you wont be able to go further, or even fully understand them, without using mathematics. Although it is true that there is a clear line between the mathematics of a concept, and the physics of it.\n\nEven the physicists who claims they are very bad with mathematics are still probably better than you or me with it.
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its only hard if you make it hard\n\nbe prepared to be very good in math and physics..
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Zoology can be as tough as any other subject out there. Depending on the person studying it, it could be very easy or very difficult. It really depends on you, if you have a real interest in it, you'll probably enjoy it and have very little difficulty taking a course in it. But if you don't enjoy such a subject, then you will most likely have a difficult time studying. However, with almost anything else you'll be able to accomplish that as well. Hope that helped!
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This type of 'mental gibberish' is very indicative of the fundamental problems in the academic world of education.  Better to ask 'hard' questions that require real research, real thinking, and real opportunity for rational critiquing.  This type of question is sadly pathetic. It explains why American school children can't think, can't perform basic math, and are totally afraid of anything labeled 'science'.  But... they sure 'feel good about themselves' and 'their opinions'!
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Yes, physics is interesting and it is the study of how nature works. Keep trying and thinking about things. Develop your logic and things will be easier to understand.
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I used to hate Math before, but you know?, it's not really the Math is the way some people teaches it ..like there are some steps you have to follow and then you do it in every ocasion you find; but then a teacher showed me that there were many different ways to arrive to the same answer..and then I realized all the beauty and truth behind it..it's really amazing. \nIt's different than any other subject you know?, cause in Literature , history , arts ..and many others people just teachs you to learn the ¨opinion¨of other people, what is their truth, so the louder or famous they get the more you listen to them ..but in the end , there is nothing sure , no truth behind it , you can not corroborate with others ..you can just inluence some other people's opinions to get stronger, and somehow it's all fake.\nOk, I'm begining to sound like my teacher (..that's scary! ), I just wrote too much , sorry :); anyway hatting Math won't help you in learning it..so I just think it's a useless feeling to have .
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As usual, the question's half the answer: it "seems" harder, but it is not. The high amount of math often makes it look obscure, but Faraday managed to do good physics with only basic math skills. \nThe other half of the answer involves lack of practice: since basic school we're not encouraged to try just a little harder to understand... thinking about how the universe works does require going beyond the apparent and not relying in "common sense". And imagination.\nJust get rid of preconceptions and talk with somebody that enjoys the subject, and without knowing how you'll find yourself understanding it. There's no greater "high" for the  mind.
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Forget everything you think you know about math.
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Sure there is. Fear.  People generally fear what they don't understand. So, if there is someone who has a uniquely gifted ability and there is no way to easily explain it, that person is feared, even hated.  It is sad what ignorance can create.
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Albert Einstein was considered stupid by his teachers.Maybe you just haven't seen the real meanings of your thoughts.
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Fish are extremely stupid and many are afraid of everything. Seems your technique is just bad.
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if you really want math then pursue it but if not then it's time for you to shift to another course. a friend of mine used to tell me this saying whenever i'm in the state of dilemma like yours, i'd rather be a failure at something i enjoy than be a success at something i hate... its up to you now to decide
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i had a fear of math almost all my life. but anyway, i went back to school as an adult and was determined to get good grade. i face my math demons. i studied on my own and with some friends. i also got tutoring. i'm glad to say that i did well in both of my classes. you can do the same. face the math and don't run away.
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I disagree completely...mathematics is more about learning from others than any other subject I know...surround yourself with ppl no better than you, and you will never be challenged, and will lose ability over time.  Work with someone who is constantly pushing your potential, you will be getting better every single day.
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No. I hate maths especially algebra..