What is the point?

depending on your major in college you will use more or less of it.   For instance, I majored in finance, so I ended up using all the math I learned, including some calculus.  

But say you major in...journalism...well then you'll have less use for it most likely

It's the same reason that I took college physics, even though I never use it in my daily life, I'm aware of the terms and the language and the 'scientific culture', and can appreciate the latest news in the field.

we should spread the intelligence...

i love math and i take multiple math classes and im a senior in high school. I will probably major in some type of engineering or physics. I plan on using all of my math when I get a job because it will apply but none of the history that I learned will be used.. Its all part of an education. I want to be smart, and I am curious about certain events in history (etc.) but im not interested in most history, i tend to stick to my math.

but in the long run, i look back and i actually take it for granted... learning is a cool thing imo

whats the point is school, i say we just fuck everytrhing and have a party for the rest of our lives, were running out of natural resources anyways....

I am a journalist, I never use math. I have a calculator on my blackberry.

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