If someone claims that ALL items are useful... well, excuse me. Such people should be isolated from society.
And I really don't need algebra. At least because I don't understand it, and I won't. The delicate, creative soul of an artist and writer cannot grasp these crude mathematical formulas. I would rather study literature...
Nonsense.
Of course, algebra is not interesting to everyone, but problems in mastering it within the school curriculum can arise only in three cases:
1. The person is completely lazy and does not try to understand anything.
2. The person experiences a strong aversion to the subject (most often due to the (self-)belief that their "delicate, creative soul of an artist and writer cannot grasp these crude mathematical formulas," which is related to previous failures. Sometimes the teachers are to blame. But the essence is the same: the person is lazy and makes excuses).
3. The person is an idiot.
However, the above applies to all subjects. There is NOTHING difficult in the school curriculum. If you have other interests, get your legitimate 3-4 (grades) and don't pay attention to them. Grades are definitely not the most important thing.