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Topic	What's an actual reason to learn math when wolfram alpha exists?
Howl 04/10/17 11:18:02 AM #25:	Xelltrix posted... Wolfram can't even do that good of a job with Cal 2 and you have to interpret what it does give you, lol. But if you don't go into a field that requires even that low of a level of mathematics, then there really isn't any need to learn the more complex stuff. Which, I'm assuming if you're asking this question, is true for you so Wolfram's fine. That's exactly the point I'm making. It's not just that Wolfram is fine for me, but it's completely fine for like the 96+% of jobs in the US that will never require anything even close to anything of a higher level of mathematical knowledge than what Wolfram can easily just do for you. --- woof <cite>Howl posted [p:876909774] in What's an ... [t:75220407]...</cite> <quote><cite>Xelltrix posted...</cite> <quote> Wolfram can't even do that good of a job with Cal 2 and you have to interpret what it does give you, lol. But if you don't go into a field that requires even that low of a level of mathematics, then there really isn't any need to learn the more complex stuff. Which, I'm assuming if you're asking this question, is true for you so Wolfram's fine.</quote> That's exactly the point I'm making. It's not just that Wolfram is fine for me, but it's completely fine for like the 96+% of jobs in the US that will never require anything even close to anything of a higher level of mathematical knowledge than what Wolfram can easily just do for you. --- woof</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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