Bullshit talk

https://youtube.com/shorts/g3\_WSzLNTAw - Jeff Bezos talk about theoretical physics that inspired this post. Idc about politics or his persona

Math and phisics is about solving problems. The closest you can get to solving a problem is to solve a similar problem.

But do we need to actually solve anything? The option is to find an answer and think through the problem, simulate your way of solving it from the begging to end and why exactly answer is like this and what are pros and cons of this answer if there are possible multiple answers.

The problem with that is does it stimulate brain enough so pattern recognition and problem solving skill is activated and works wonderfully to solve similar but other of this kind problems?

If you think about it 90% or even closer to 100% of what mathematicians and any kind of expert knows is about what they learned based on other people's solutions, theories. Ability to solve problems comes from deep understanding of topics complemented with great but simple, straightforwar thinking abilities. Human brain is developed when it sees and uses structures, patterns, so we should use more system like approach. For example:

1. problem statement

2. Simplification, sumarization, refinement

3. Analyzing

4. Mind map, pattern recognition, research on similar problems

5. Criticizing

6. Highlighting what's important again and what can be used from already solved problems

7. Trying out ideas, brute force and simulations

8. Fail, analyze/criticize downpits, start the cycle from 1. point again

Difference between criticizing and analyzing:

Analyzing - looking from facts, logic perspective. Similar process is synthesis

Criticizing - that's the neet part when humans shine more ig. Judging the problem based on your feeling, intuition. People understand more subconsciously then they realize, thinking part is a layer that's killing subconsciousness. Creativity is also a part of subconscious processes? With a layer of abstraction which thinking is it's impossible to think creatively or it's very limited. Thinking is used to analyze and simplify ideas, problems only. So without this step it's not possible to solve any unique problem but it's important to state that problems are not 100% unique. Some previous solutions to similar problems can fit to those 99%. It's a reference to bio-engineering where solutions of nature are implemented in technical problems.

Maybe the way to go is to have this approach to anything in life to ask questions why it work and why in this way to deepen our understanding because a shallow understanding will often times be incorrect

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What is written above is correct?

How would you rate the importance of mindset and this type of bullshit talk in math, physics, thinking in general?

Submitted 2026-08-14T21:41:04Z by its-_-my-_-nickname https://ift.tt/MBynUJO

An interesting article on The Future of Education Seating

This is an interesting article on the future of education environments from a few trusted brands in the education furniture and design industry.

Check it out here.

What struck me as important take aways from this article is the necessary design for face to face connection and collaboration, and how flexibility in education furniture is crucial for success in an ever-evolving enviroment.

I'm curious what you'll have to say about the subject. What does your ideal education facility of the future look like?

Submitted 2026-08-14T19:26:54Z by 4_g_i_a_t_o https://ift.tt/pbX9lLu

‘It’s as physical as some sports’: Fla. high school marching band students can now earn full P.E. credit

This year, thanks to a new Florida law, high school students can now satisfy both their arts and physical education credits if they're in marching band for two years.

For all the former and current band kids, would you agree?

Read the full story here.

Submitted 2026-08-13T13:41:51Z by WLRN https://ift.tt/JOoKAiS

My son was done wrong by a charter school. Is there any course of action I can take?

So last year my son was bullied relentlessly upon entering high school. It affected him so drastically that his confidence took a complete nosedive that never fully recovered. I had to pull him out of school because he refused to go. I moved him from NY to my old high school in NJ (with my parents) for the rest of the school year, where he encountered no further issues. I found and applied my son to a charter school for the following year, and things were looking great at first.

At the end of the school year, I moved him back up to NY. My parents are moving and so he cannot continue in NJ. I waited to hear from the charter school for next steps. When I did, the woman was strangely cold as she informed me that because of block scheduling in NJ, my son was short 2 courses and would not be able to enter the 10th grade. She said that she would get back to me regarding alternative options, but somehow I knew that I'd never hear from her again, and I never did. The problem is that this woman appears to "run" the entire charter school, even though she is not even the principal. She seems to have developed some kind of vendetta against me as well. When I called back I found out from someone else that the charter school offers makeup courses that would resolve our issue, something the woman never mentioned. That person said that they would get back to me. That person never did.

I briefly tried to get in touch with the public school, but they were similarly apathetic and unresponsive, and my son has no interest in setting foot in the building anyway.

At this point I feel completely abandoned by the school system. If I do nothing I will be forced to home school my son, which I am willing to do even as a single mother who works full time. But can I at least make a complaint so this never happens to anyone else again? And to whom? Is there any option I haven't thought of? Please help.

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Submitted 2026-08-13T11:38:28Z by queen_oops https://ift.tt/X4y2eSk

what are some careers in k12 education besides teacher?

My goal is to eventually work in k12 administration. I plan on majoring in education then getting my teaching license. I'm not sure if I want to work as a principal or assistant principal but that might be because I did research into these roles. I'm not sure what else is out there. My skills lie in english, reading, writing, presentations, and basic admin skills.

Submitted 2026-08-12T18:55:46Z by dstarlea https://ift.tt/c4pglP3

Is I am the only one who thinks that chemistry is the worst subject to ever exist?

If yes, then prove me wrong 😭😭

Submitted 2026-08-12T18:06:13Z by siinan_mhd https://ift.tt/bBYkKE8

Teachers: would you be willing to test a financial literacy course for teens?

I recently built Next Dollar, a 90-minute financial literacy course for teens, and I’m looking specifically for middle and high school teachers to test it and give me honest feedback.

My long-term goal is to make it usable in classrooms, so I’d really value an educator’s perspective.

If you’re interested, comment or message me and I’ll give you a free access code.

Full disclosure: this is a course I created and normally sell, but access is completely free for testers.

Submitted 2026-08-12T15:28:40Z by RilesTheSmiles1 https://ift.tt/9VHO7Ma