but in the 21st century, it's not a problem. nowadays, every third person knows at least English.
primarily!!! and you're telling me about the population as if they all inherently know all languages :D if you don't learn languages, then that's a problem (especially in our century)!!! many people, not having learned at least English in childhood, struggle and can't open up new horizons for themselves... first, they write letters in workbooks in school, and only then do they start adding apples and candies... mathematics is a science of proofs and theorems, if you don't know the language and can't speak, you won't be able to prove anything or answer anything...
In general... not knowing a language well, would you (sorry for being informal) compete here in eloquence and the art of discussion???
mathematics develops all the most important thinking processes in a person. it teaches him to think, and not just absorb words, extracting them from memory at the right moment.
it teaches you to think??? crosswords also teach you to think... and don't books develop thinking and memory - that's what's most important... a large part of the information our brain absorbs comes from books and communication...
so we've dealt with the language barrier.
you won't get away with this set of incoherent phrases... where did you figure anything out? by adding knowledge of foreign languages to innate instincts? :D wow - cool... so on a genetic level, you can immediately study the program for 11 grades... :D
mostly, these are unknown "smart" words and terms. and that's it. in any case, I didn't feel any difference between what we studied in the fifth grade and what we studied in the eleventh.
"I didn't feel any difference." Honey, where were you? well, you can, of course, communicate with simple words and sentences all your life (even at the level of the 3rd grade) - yes, but many people, hearing your communication at the level of the 5th - 11th grade, won't take you seriously (here I mean some person, not you specifically)...
This is not terms - it's vocabulary!!!
"War and Peace" is my favorite book, which you love to use as an example? couldn't finish reading it? (just kidding)... hmm... there's a book for every reader... a person who doesn't read at all risks becoming uninteresting to society...
another thing is the exact sciences. there is always something new here. new ways of solving, new puzzles and problems.
There are always new books and eternal philosophical treatises...
"new ways of solving"??? is that - new unproven theorems??? axioms? the theory of relativity? yes, something has been proven relatively...
here - ... from my favorite...
If a theorem cannot be proven, it becomes an axiom.
(Euclid)
Pure mathematics is a subject in which we do not know what we are talking about, and we do not know whether what we are saying is true.
(Bertrand Russell)
I turn away with trembling horror from your wretched cursed functions that have no derivatives.
(Charles Hermite)
mmmm... yummy, what an exact science... :D
it develops the very ability to reason and analyze
playing Heroes and chess also develops these abilities...
and if you don't reread (study?) the texts, the increase will be quite small..
And if you don't remember all the rules, subtleties, and theorems, you won't be able to come up with, solve, calculate, or create anything in the mathematical sciences... or do you think you can have a bad memory and just surround yourself with a bunch of mathematical tables?
by the way... where is the argumentation for my first post?
Mathematics is a weapon...
Language is politics...
If you can negotiate, do you need a weapon?
I'm not finished yet... ;)
P.S. By the way, I've been wanting to say... I noticed your passion for katanas - I respect it!!!... I've been doing it for a long time... it's very calming... I only got my own katana for my twentieth birthday, but now I don't part with it ;) respect...
