Well at least the person is reasonableYay, I'm engaged in Twitter war...
I am on a robotics team, and we have a member who is not interested in learning anything besides being an annoyance. He is smart, but it is hard to teach someone when they spend most of the time on their iThingy.I don't think the kids around here are all that smart. The basics of algebra (variables) is basically as easy to grasp as doing the math in the first place. You've got 10 apples, a friend comes by and you give them some of your apples, when they leave you have 4 apples left. How many apples did you give your friend? 10 - x = 4. What do ya know, algebra . Now I might have issues teaching them the kinds of things you learn in Algebra 2 or something, but excepting certain specific topics, the math you learn until high school isn't that difficult to grasp if you have the desire to do so. Math is totally taught ass-backwards in school. They give you meaningless problems and never show you WHY the things your learning are useful, or what they will lead into. I use basic algebra all the time! I use it in the store, I use it when I'm converting measurements, I use it when I'm planning to build something. Now matricies, proofs, and graphing? Them I don't use. Well I do sorta use matricies... though not manually. Image manipulation is done using matrix techniques, isn't it?
The biggest problem, the desire to learn. People that want to learn something can learn basically anything. There are probably actually topics that you can't learn because they are truly beyond your mental capabilities (even if it's just space in memory, or number of working concepts required to juggle at once), but that list is miniscule compared to what anyone of average intellect CAN understand if they wanted to.
Ehm... I have told him the same things 50 times now.Well at least the person is reasonable
I honestly think he is just misinformed. He has good reasons for his beliefs, just he doesn't see the data/repercussionsEhm... I have told him the same things 50 times now.
That's basically what my parents did: they taught me to think rationally and didn't beat around the bush when I came to them with questions. They did make it age-appropriate, of course, which I do think is important. That said, by the time they're in 2nd or 3rd grade, most kids are exposed to almost all the "bad stuff" more protective parents try to keep them away from. I won't use my personal experience as a baseline, mostly because I was exposed to Cheech and Chong, as well as Beavis and Butt-Head, at an early age, but kids aren't gonna be terribly harmed by broaching certain...topics when they start to make their metamorphosis intoeven less controllable douchebagsadults.
I learned at 18 from a biology textbook, and it took another two years to not imagine it as some clinical and unpleasant experience...Yeah, I knew how reproduction worked reasonably well at the age of 4 (intercourse made NO sense before puberty though. It was like "I get that guys produce sperm, and it meets with the egg inside a woman's womb, and the baby grows over 9 months... but why would any sane person want to stick that in there?") It was fun flustering adults by using clinical terms and flaunting my knowledge of biology
Well. That must have went wellWhen I was 6-7, I asked my parents what a blowjob was... It was kinda awkward...
Actually, you do. Most of the set() code is clientside.@Reika, some of the code in ReikaPlayerAPI is very overcomplicated... You don't need to hack around with NBT to set the food level of a player.
/me just discovered another bug with SquidUtilsActually, you do. Most of the set() code is clientside.
Wait...why would Mojang ever...gah Mojang you hurt me. I mean at least have a setServerSide and a setClientSide or somethingActually, you do. Most of the set() code is clientside.
I learned at 18 from a biology textbook, and it took another two years to not imagine it as some clinical and unpleasant experience...