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I've never been much for math. There have been times when I'd enjoy some part of algebra or geometry because I actually understood it, and thus the equations were just little puzzles to figure out, but most often it seemed as though my daydreaming tendencies caused me to hate math class, for I would so often miss important bits of information that thus rendered me mathematically useless. I think I also have a pretty lousy work ethic. Once I had to really force my way through a geometry class to get credits for my senior standing (back in high school), so I buckled down and got a B in a summer class for a semester of geometry that I had not yet taken. That made me feel pretty good. But ordinarily, I am more interested in figuring out more "philosophical" or psychology related things. I understand the use of math in understanding our world, and for that reason I wish I was more mathematically inclined, but generally I am quite happy to not have to do any math.
Any other INTPs who are not so interested in mathematics?
I am one of those language/psychology/philosophy INTPs--the liberal arts college INTP.
Any other INTPs who are not so interested in mathematics?
I am one of those language/psychology/philosophy INTPs--the liberal arts college INTP.