Everyone where I come from would be dead LOL 😆

The young boy that became the square-mask pink soldier and later was headshot by the Frontman seems fitting enough. He must have been the winner in one of the previous seasons of Squid Game, and the penultimate game in his Squid Game season must have been a "math quiz" game (i.e.: flash anzan). Like in the glass bridge game, most people died. (just my fan theory ✌️; Director Hwang, no offense! 🙏 )

Get the app

In my country lessons cost the equivalent of 250$ per month!! If someone would teach on youtube nobody would pay for it anymore!!

@@longlivemankind app? Which App? Please tell me! Please. Jhebal! (Legends will know) anyways please tell me which app

Kinda curious if you where able to learn this. Update?

Yeah do you have updates on your results?

I wish you good luck!

How'd it go

How’d it go?

haha, i'm asian

Exactly 👌

Naaah, force the parents to spend 100+$ on obsolete TI hardware, the kids will be juuust fiiine.

How did it go?

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Five years in training. He must be pro at this point.

Since you have not returned to comment, I will assume you have become so skilled that you have transcended existence. This proves the soroban's true effectiveness!

@@InterDimensionalLizard lol

それとマッサージや孫の手かわりになｗ

Lol

wow

HollyNihon The Chinese abacus has two beads above the reckoning bar and five below because it's set for hexadecimal calculations. The Japanese modified it to one above and four below for decimal use.

@@IrrevMike Oh so you fell for the hexadecimal MYTH. What a loser.

@@genesisbustamante-durian According to Wikipedia, "It has been suggested[by whom?] that at one time or another, a way of using the seven beads on each wire to represent hexadecimal digits was used to add and subtract Chinese weights, where one jin (斤) equals sixteen liang (兩). Such a method would not work on a soroban, since only 10 combinations rather than 18 are available on each rod." Perhaps instead of being a fucking troll you could do a little research. Idiot.

what?

How about calculating money, drug dosages, scheduling, orders? Aren't those part of real life?

They told me I'd never use calculus. They were wrong.

It's not just application that matters. Learning techniques like this train the brain in neuroplasticity. This has long term health effects.

This program is mainly about brain development, not math, though it definitely does give you that advantage.

cope detected

Calculators were four-function, mostly. Scientific ones were expensive, and you could still get better answers from log-table books. You could approximate with a fair amount of accuracy on a slide-rule, and yes, you can take square-roots on a soroban; however, there's not a lot of room for decimal places, even on some of the widest. As for being useful, it's for practical math, essentially. If you want to work in a different algebra than the common one most people use, then it's all writing on paper anyway. :-)