Study Habits of the Top 1% The decisions you make today will affect the rest of your life. That's why it is so important in everything you do that you make the best possible choices and decisions ever. 1. Set Clear Goals. - Have a clearly defined path for your learning experience. - Set manageable goals - Ex. U want to learn all of calculus in a week, it's a great goal but not realistic. - Small baby steps. 2. Prioritize your Learning Experience - Prioritize your studies - Make it your priority and things will be a lot easier - Prioritization of learning requires sacrifice. - It is very easy to say I don't have time. Your life is not going to change unless you do something different. 3. Active Learning - Extremely important. - Active learning is sitting down and taking notes while reading a book, watching a video, or whatever the situation calls for. - Incorporate teaching others. You learn through teaching. - The reason teachers know so much is because they explain the same thing over and over again. - Ex. You become a master at teaching calculus because you do it repeatedly. You learn through that explanation. - You get a deeper understanding of the material through teaching. - You can apply the knowledge that you learn. Ex. You tryna learn another language, so you speak that language. 4. Regular Review - Sit down every other day or so and just go over material that you already know. - Reviewing what you already know. - This keeps you fresh and important if a prolonged period has passed. - Ex. Student in college taking a higher level math class. You forgot some of that basic calculus. go back and jump into old calculus and start doing some regular review. you will find that it will benefit you with the new material you learning. for math, the more math you know, the easier it becomes to learn new mathematics. 5. Seek Help - Don't be afraid to seek help. - RUclips, etc. There are all kinds of resources you can use for help. - People in the top 1% use all of their resources, which is precisely why they are in the top 1%. 6. Health Lifestyle Choices - Huge impact on your performance. - Sleep enough hours - Eating enough food and you're eating healthy choices. - Go outside for exercise. - Take care of your body and your mind will follow. 7. Persistence and Resilience - This is what separates you from other people. - They don't give up. They experience failure but they get back up and try it once again. - It is extremely important o have persistence and resilience. - Get better at dealing with failure and learn to accept it and move on from it so that you do not make the same mistake again. 8. Find your motivation for learning - It varies from individual to individual. - Whatever it is, you need to find your motivation so that you can fall back on it when you encounter hurdles. - The stronger your source of motivation, the more likely you will succeed. These are my notes, Hope they help someone.
Gratitude for everything, for this video and all the others 🙂 Study a little every day and don't forget that : "we overestimate what we can do in a year and we underestimate what we can do in a decade"
I'm in my first semester of uni and i've seen that 3 of the top students in my class ask questions ALL THE TIME, even if they are sometimes dumb questions that even they don't understand, asking them clarifies them a lot of other things and it's pretty interesting to see how much they engage and how much they know about any topic
That's what I've noticed from my physics friend that got A's in all his classes. He would do this even with terrible professors that would give him shit for asking what they thought was a dumb question.
The one thing common that i’ve noticed in the top students is that they ACTUALLY LOVE studying. That doesn’t make them stress over studies like us and they study efficiently automatically just because they love the process. This shit is missing in most of us and that’s one of the reasons we aren’t able to perform the way our capacity allows us to.
Yeah I'm in similar problem. The think you're talking about is curiosity. Which i think it would develope naturally, but in my educational, it's missed, got damaged, and i rarely feel the "whooaaw" moment or the huge positivity when i'm learn or when I do an exam. But i think this is the way to go. Learn beacause i want more, bc it interests me... yeah, i think that's the top1% too.
3:31 Feynman technique! Thanks for the video I had gotten back into math over the last year from giving brilliant a try, but I have been a bit inconsistent. I think I know what to do and just need to do it, but when I also consistently watch your videos even the book reviews, I find myself more able or more easily influenced to study. It's weird I really enjoy math, but I feel like I always brush up against mental avoidance, idk maybe it's ADD or something.
I am reminded of a lyric from the song Vital Signs. "Leave out conditions; courageous convictions; will drag the dream into existence." The whole song applies.
I'd expand the 4th item in your list by adding regular skill/ability evalutaion tests. This feedback is what you need to access where you are currently standing in terms of comprehension of the material that you'be studying recently. Then, if needed, you can adjust your studying strategy according to the results of a test. Think about the situation in which you want to travel to some location B (your goal). To get there you need to compose a list of directions (your studying strategy), but you cannot do that unless you know what's your current location is (your current level of understanding of material).
Don t be ashamed where you come from, or in which social situation you are born. Don t let shame stop you. The hardest for me was to overcome that feeling of shame, although i knew i am intelligent. It took me over 40 years to talk about some facts. The hard worker will achieve much more than the lazy gifted.
Number 2 is huge. As a 19 year old in today’s times I can tell you I estimate around 90% of all students in the American education system today prioritize grades over the material itself.
One day I am gonna come to your house and hug you for bringing me closer to loving math and I am going to be successful in my life I promise you remember me despite all my downfall and bad moments Thnks 🧑🎓❤️
What i usual do is that... If i wanna learn something... I would hear it from someone or yt video... Visualize it and then also write it... That way its engraved in my brain
handling failure is a huge one, some people seem to think if you learned something it's because you got it the first time. if you read something and don't understand it, read it again. and again. read it 5 times. 10 times. take notes. take two days off. and then read it again. tenacity gets you farther than anything else
your channel is a blessing, i got through my Calculus exam from the ground up in 3 months thinking that i would fail all the time, thanks to your encouragement. (And also organic chem tutor)
Watching your prestigious channel all the way from SOUTH AFRICA, LIMPOPO PROVINCE, GIYANI, VUHEHLI VILLAGE...Trust me My life has transformed bcoz of ur content ever since 2020 towards August of that year. Take care and keep well 🎉❤
Thank you for the informative and motivational video- I'd also recommend Barbara Oakely's books- one I discovered in a library, a mind for numbers, its a good book, not only if you are struggling to find a good study process, that works for you. Also there's Jordan Peterson's essay guide.
I think the ”Prioritize learning” can also be looked at from a different perspective. As in prioritize learning rather than prioritizing ”passing the class” which I believe a lot of people prioritize instead. Now you might argue that that’s the same thing and they certainly do overlap in any decent course but I think a lot of people focus on ”what will be on the exam” rather than trying to build a profound understanding of the subject. The result might be that they memorize formulas rather than understanding methods. I look at the ”prioritize learning” as a process that you can somewhat control and then your grade at an exam will be the outcome of your learning but it’s something you have less control over. I think this analogy also transfers to say health; you can control what you eat and how much you exercise and then the outcome of how many kilograms/pounds you lose you have less ”control” over or at least it’s harder to predict. Finally as a third example I think this is why you often hear succesful companies saying they focus on serving customer needs and delivering a good product/service/experience and then the outcome of that will be a good profit.
Great advice! This is an inspiring channel. I wish I had access to this material when I was at university. I would add a high level of concentration and an inquiring mind when in class and studying.
I’m currently learning math to take the SAT test. But, I’m not learning just for that reason because I know math is the mother of every subject, and we need to have a deep knowledge in it to understand other subjects like medicine or chemistry for example. Having a deep knowledge in math is helping me a lot not only to take my exercises, but also to understand the world. (English is my second language, if I had made whatever mistake, please correct me hahaha)
I started tutoring math when I was in high school. Continued thru college and grad school. I used to get social sciences students who had flunked their midterm and were in a panic. I made sure they passed their courses. Join a study group or start one. Do extra problems. Many texts have answers in the back so you can check your work. Don't panic, you are not bad at math, you just haven't found the right teacher yet. Some people learn more slowly than others, that's okay.
Years ago I read an article about students who study while being live on web so other people can watch the studying. They said by being watch they felt connected. Their daily study intervals increased a lot. A friend of mine told me when he was a school kid he had great resistance to do homework. But he knew a trick: He was lucky to have a friendly mother. So after school he did is homework in the kitchen to be around his mother.
Hi, do you think you could make a video about Tristan Needham's "Visual Complex Analysis"? It's quite a unique read, and provides a valuable geometric (and computational) understanding of complex analysis.
True, agree 💯 on setting goals so your purpose of going to school and learning becomes... rather burning memory/last minute studies/cheating on tests/lack of sleep on test days/etc becomes burden and exhausting and still poor results.
That was amazing, not in the way of fascinating to learn, but in the way of keeping that fascination for longer. And a thing i found odd was why you dont blink your eyes sir?
Sir, have you by any chance read 'A Mathematician Reads The Newspaper' by John Allen Paulos? I'd love to read / listen to your reviews & your own take on "pop Math" books like Innumeracy (by the same author), Max Tegmark's 'Our Mathematical Universe', Steven Strogatz's 'Infinite Powers', Leonard Mlodinow's 'Euclid's Window', Manil Suri's 'The Big Bang of Numbers', Marcus du Sautoy's 'The Music of the Primes', William Dunham's 'Journey Through Genius', Ben Orlin's 'Change Is The Only Constant, Jordan Ellenberg's 'How Not To Be Wrong' & 'Shape', Francis Su's 'Mathematics for Human Flourishing', Ian Stewart's 'Letters to a Young Mathematician' & 'What's the Use', David Acheson's '1089 + All That = A Journey Into Mathematics', Matt Parker's 'Things To Make And Do In The Fourth Dimension', Alex Bellos' 'Alex's Adventures in Numberland' & 'Alex Through The Looking Glass', Derek Rowntree's Statistics without Tears', and Barbara Oakley's 'A Mind for Numbers'... There are so many out there ... wonder if you have more such suggestions. Would be nice to compile a list of such books :)
Mind blowing explanation thank you so much for giving us such valuable information on self development which rarely get on youtube, much learning from you... please keep uploading such self development and powerful topics...
Hope you are doing good, sir. Really helpful inputs out there, thank you 🪻💜 I also like this minimalist design of this video presentation. Sir, do you have any reading recommendation/s on the applications of mathematical tools in social science & humanities? Statistics is widely used in psychology & economics so I was looking for more such examples.
considering most people don't have a degree, I think 3-4 months is too short to learn something. 3 months is a good surface level understanding, 6 months is enough to become a novice, 1-2 years to be in the top 70% of understanding.
How would that translate to college students or even PhDs? I estimated it to be 1 year of intense studying to get into the top 1% percent in that specific topic of your major. Do you disagree? If so, why?
I’m commenting before i watch the video. But I have had the most success learning math when I think about it outside of my study time. If you only allocate learning math to studying time you’re most likely gonna have a poorer understanding of the concepts compared to if you just ‘lightly’ think about it throughout your day.
greetings sir, i would love to know more about you, your a maths genius, a living modern age newton, who plays games and builds body too, would be great if you made a video about yourself!
Without notes and active learning you are never gonna learn Math in depth , meaning you are going to forget everything in a blink of an eye....if u know what i mean ..
Honestly, I imagine that God would look exactly like The Math Sorcerer when he is trying to tell a person something that will change their life for the better.
“Babe wake up, the sorcerer posted a new vid!”
😂
1. Set clear goals
2. Prioritize learning
3.Active learning
4.Regular review
5. Seek help
6. Healthy lifestyle choices
7. Persistence and resilience
8. Find your motivation
Thanks. Thumbs up for you.
Study Habits of the Top 1%
The decisions you make today will affect the rest of your life.
That's why it is so important in everything you do that you make the best possible choices and decisions ever.
1. Set Clear Goals.
- Have a clearly defined path for your learning experience.
- Set manageable goals
- Ex. U want to learn all of calculus in a week, it's a great goal but not realistic.
- Small baby steps.
2. Prioritize your Learning Experience
- Prioritize your studies
- Make it your priority and things will be a lot easier
- Prioritization of learning requires sacrifice.
- It is very easy to say I don't have time. Your life is not going to change unless you do something different.
3. Active Learning
- Extremely important.
- Active learning is sitting down and taking notes while reading a book, watching a video, or whatever the situation
calls for.
- Incorporate teaching others. You learn through teaching.
- The reason teachers know so much is because they explain the same thing over and over again.
- Ex. You become a master at teaching calculus because you do it repeatedly. You learn through that explanation.
- You get a deeper understanding of the material through teaching.
- You can apply the knowledge that you learn.
Ex. You tryna learn another language, so you speak that language.
4. Regular Review
- Sit down every other day or so and just go over material that you already know.
- Reviewing what you already know.
- This keeps you fresh and important if a prolonged period has passed.
- Ex. Student in college taking a higher level math class. You forgot some of that basic calculus.
go back and jump into old calculus and start doing some regular review. you will find that it will benefit you with
the new material you learning. for math, the more math you know, the easier it becomes to learn new mathematics.
5. Seek Help
- Don't be afraid to seek help.
- RUclips, etc. There are all kinds of resources you can use for help.
- People in the top 1% use all of their resources, which is precisely why they are in the top 1%.
6. Health Lifestyle Choices
- Huge impact on your performance.
- Sleep enough hours
- Eating enough food and you're eating healthy choices.
- Go outside for exercise.
- Take care of your body and your mind will follow.
7. Persistence and Resilience
- This is what separates you from other people.
- They don't give up. They experience failure but they get back up and try it once again.
- It is extremely important o have persistence and resilience.
- Get better at dealing with failure and learn to accept it and move on from it so that
you do not make the same mistake again.
8. Find your motivation for learning
- It varies from individual to individual.
- Whatever it is, you need to find your motivation so that you can fall back on it when you encounter hurdles.
- The stronger your source of motivation, the more likely you will succeed.
These are my notes, Hope they help someone.
Gratitude for everything, for this video and all the others 🙂
Study a little every day and don't forget that :
"we overestimate what we can do in a year and we underestimate what we can do in a decade"
I'm in my first semester of uni and i've seen that 3 of the top students in my class ask questions ALL THE TIME, even if they are sometimes dumb questions that even they don't understand, asking them clarifies them a lot of other things and it's pretty interesting to see how much they engage and how much they know about any topic
That's what I've noticed from my physics friend that got A's in all his classes. He would do this even with terrible professors that would give him shit for asking what they thought was a dumb question.
The one thing common that i’ve noticed in the top students is that they ACTUALLY LOVE studying.
That doesn’t make them stress over studies like us and they study efficiently automatically just because they love the process. This shit is missing in most of us and that’s one of the reasons we aren’t able to perform the way our capacity allows us to.
Yeah I'm in similar problem. The think you're talking about is curiosity. Which i think it would develope naturally, but in my educational, it's missed, got damaged, and i rarely feel the "whooaaw" moment or the huge positivity when i'm learn or when I do an exam. But i think this is the way to go. Learn beacause i want more, bc it interests me... yeah, i think that's the top1% too.
Yea, no amount of concentration or focus or goal setting can help if you don't find that joy in studying.
3:31 Feynman technique! Thanks for the video I had gotten back into math over the last year from giving brilliant a try, but I have been a bit inconsistent. I think I know what to do and just need to do it, but when I also consistently watch your videos even the book reviews, I find myself more able or more easily influenced to study. It's weird I really enjoy math, but I feel like I always brush up against mental avoidance, idk maybe it's ADD or something.
Might want to go look into ADHD study tips then given your last realization.
Thanks @@SexuallyRepressedMegalodon , lol but for real your right thank you for the encouragement.
Came back to say I am going back to school for math now.
I am reminded of a lyric from the song Vital Signs. "Leave out conditions; courageous convictions; will drag the dream into existence." The whole song applies.
first blink in the video is at 7:10
Scary
I'd expand the 4th item in your list by adding regular skill/ability evalutaion tests. This feedback is what you need to access where you are currently standing in terms of comprehension of the material that you'be studying recently. Then, if needed, you can adjust your studying strategy according to the results of a test.
Think about the situation in which you want to travel to some location B (your goal). To get there you need to compose a list of directions (your studying strategy), but you cannot do that unless you know what's your current location is (your current level of understanding of material).
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Don t be ashamed where you come from, or in which social situation you are born. Don t let shame stop you. The hardest for me was to overcome that feeling of shame, although i knew i am intelligent. It took me over 40 years to talk about some facts. The hard worker will achieve much more than the lazy gifted.
I will add deliberate practice to your list. Solving exercises regularly and using books with problems on the subject helps a lot.
I have come to realize that if you can follow through on point #6 religiously, #7 comes naturally.
Number 2 is huge. As a 19 year old in today’s times I can tell you I estimate around 90% of all students in the American education system today prioritize grades over the material itself.
true difference between the B and A student
@@keenobaerry3195which ones the A student lol
One day I am gonna come to your house and hug you for bringing me closer to loving math and I am going to be successful in my life I promise you remember me despite all my downfall and bad moments Thnks 🧑🎓❤️
What i usual do is that... If i wanna learn something... I would hear it from someone or yt video... Visualize it and then also write it... That way its engraved in my brain
handling failure is a huge one, some people seem to think if you learned something it's because you got it the first time. if you read something and don't understand it, read it again. and again. read it 5 times. 10 times. take notes. take two days off. and then read it again. tenacity gets you farther than anything else
I love it when he looks straight into my soul because you know it’s serious😂
I don't comment often. But I find out The Math Sorcerer is very dedicated and genuine guy in helping people.
Excelente video como siempre. Saludos al hechizero de las matemáticas desde México.
your channel is a blessing, i got through my Calculus exam from the ground up in 3 months thinking that i would fail all the time, thanks to your encouragement. (And also organic chem tutor)
Very helpfull tips! Thank you for sharing. 😀👍🏾
Good video mate,appreciate that)
It's such great methods to follow up, thank you so much for all of your adivices. I appriciate it🙏🙂
Manageable goals and being consistent is the key.
#9: NEVER BLINK
The putting focus on your study's is so true and the reason why I failed the last time. I saw everyone else do it
Watching your prestigious channel all the way from SOUTH AFRICA, LIMPOPO PROVINCE, GIYANI, VUHEHLI VILLAGE...Trust me My life has transformed bcoz of ur content ever since 2020 towards August of that year. Take care and keep well 🎉❤
Thank you for the informative and motivational video- I'd also recommend Barbara Oakely's books- one I discovered in a library, a mind for numbers, its a good book, not only if you are struggling to find a good study process, that works for you. Also there's Jordan Peterson's essay guide.
I think the ”Prioritize learning” can also be looked at from a different perspective. As in prioritize learning rather than prioritizing ”passing the class” which I believe a lot of people prioritize instead. Now you might argue that that’s the same thing and they certainly do overlap in any decent course but I think a lot of people focus on ”what will be on the exam” rather than trying to build a profound understanding of the subject. The result might be that they memorize formulas rather than understanding methods.
I look at the ”prioritize learning” as a process that you can somewhat control and then your grade at an exam will be the outcome of your learning but it’s something you have less control over. I think this analogy also transfers to say health; you can control what you eat and how much you exercise and then the outcome of how many kilograms/pounds you lose you have less ”control” over or at least it’s harder to predict. Finally as a third example I think this is why you often hear succesful companies saying they focus on serving customer needs and delivering a good product/service/experience and then the outcome of that will be a good profit.
Been loving the motivational/advice content! Really helps keep a long term mindset when trying to learn or work towards life goals 😁
Great advice! This is an inspiring channel. I wish I had access to this material when I was at university. I would add a high level of concentration and an inquiring mind when in class and studying.
I’m currently learning math to take the SAT test. But, I’m not learning just for that reason because I know math is the mother of every subject, and we need to have a deep knowledge in it to understand other subjects like medicine or chemistry for example. Having a deep knowledge in math is helping me a lot not only to take my exercises, but also to understand the world. (English is my second language, if I had made whatever mistake, please correct me hahaha)
I started tutoring math when I was in high school. Continued thru college and grad school. I used to get social sciences students who had flunked their midterm and were in a panic. I made sure they passed their courses. Join a study group or start one. Do extra problems. Many texts have answers in the back so you can check your work. Don't panic, you are not bad at math, you just haven't found the right teacher yet. Some people learn more slowly than others, that's okay.
Years ago I read an article about students who study while being live on web so other people can watch the studying. They said by being watch they felt connected. Their daily study intervals increased a lot. A friend of mine told me when he was a school kid he had great resistance to do homework. But he knew a trick: He was lucky to have a friendly mother. So after school he did is homework in the kitchen to be around his mother.
Hi, do you think you could make a video about Tristan Needham's "Visual Complex Analysis"? It's quite a unique read, and provides a valuable geometric (and computational) understanding of complex analysis.
True, agree 💯 on setting goals so your purpose of going to school and learning becomes... rather burning memory/last minute studies/cheating on tests/lack of sleep on test days/etc becomes burden and exhausting and still poor results.
huuuuge tips here, ty Sir.
That was amazing, not in the way of fascinating to learn, but in the way of keeping that fascination for longer.
And a thing i found odd was why you dont blink your eyes sir?
This is so good and helpful video for students. I'm gonna show it to my daughter. Greetings from Pakistan.
😭😭 this video came out at the right time. Much love ❤❤❤
THANK YOU , FOR ROOM TO IMPROVE
Btw i just realised that you are the mathematician version of brian may. Both of you guys are rockstars
Thanks a lot sir, God bless.
Sir, have you by any chance read 'A Mathematician Reads The Newspaper' by John Allen Paulos? I'd love to read / listen to your reviews & your own take on "pop Math" books like Innumeracy (by the same author), Max Tegmark's 'Our Mathematical Universe', Steven Strogatz's 'Infinite Powers', Leonard Mlodinow's 'Euclid's Window', Manil Suri's 'The Big Bang of Numbers', Marcus du Sautoy's 'The Music of the Primes', William Dunham's 'Journey Through Genius', Ben Orlin's 'Change Is The Only Constant, Jordan Ellenberg's 'How Not To Be Wrong' & 'Shape', Francis Su's 'Mathematics for Human Flourishing', Ian Stewart's 'Letters to a Young Mathematician' & 'What's the Use', David Acheson's '1089 + All That = A Journey Into Mathematics', Matt Parker's 'Things To Make And Do In The Fourth Dimension', Alex Bellos' 'Alex's Adventures in Numberland' & 'Alex Through The Looking Glass', Derek Rowntree's Statistics without Tears', and Barbara Oakley's 'A Mind for Numbers'...
There are so many out there ... wonder if you have more such suggestions. Would be nice to compile a list of such books :)
I love mathematists ...they are genius and so lovely people ❤
Mind blowing explanation thank you so much for giving us such valuable information on self development which rarely get on youtube, much learning from you... please keep uploading such self development and powerful topics...
This guy never blinks...
Hope you are doing good, sir. Really helpful inputs out there, thank you 🪻💜 I also like this minimalist design of this video presentation.
Sir, do you have any reading recommendation/s on the applications of mathematical tools in social science & humanities? Statistics is widely used in psychology & economics so I was looking for more such examples.
considering most people don't have a degree, I think 3-4 months is too short to learn something.
3 months is a good surface level understanding, 6 months is enough to become a novice, 1-2 years to be in the top 70% of understanding.
How would that translate to college students or even PhDs?
I estimated it to be 1 year of intense studying to get into the top 1% percent in that specific topic of your major.
Do you disagree? If so, why?
Thanks
Sen inanılmaz bir insansın reis, fenasın, canını yerim, harikasın!
Look at his eyes🙄he didn't blinked even a single time. So strange
I have never seen this guy blink.
To learn calculus, you have to have the focus this guy has, prove me wrong
I’m commenting before i watch the video. But I have had the most success learning math when I think about it outside of my study time. If you only allocate learning math to studying time you’re most likely gonna have a poorer understanding of the concepts compared to if you just ‘lightly’ think about it throughout your day.
The first surah in koran strated with order to paopbe to read . That's motived me .wooow.
1. Set big dream.
I love these vids
thank you!!
Yeah...i couldnt help but notice....how long does it him to blink?
How to use body instead of just mind for learnig, i read how ancient yogi used to use thier body for studies
Hi you know Calculus by Gilbert Strang!
A very delightful fellow 😌
🔥🔥🔥
Greetings Sorcerer, do you know any quantum mechanics books for self study beginners and which branch of mathematics does it entails
What this professor does is God's work as they say.
he won the eye blinking game.
greetings sir, i would love to know more about you, your a maths genius, a living modern age newton, who plays games and builds body too, would be great if you made a video about yourself!
What is meant by 'prioritize learning' ? Please could anyone elaborate it
I could feel you staring at my soul the whole video 😂
He never blinks
He doesnt blink???
I only subbed bc this genius didn't blink once...lol..jk..great channel
LOL!
I'd bet my life ur a DYLAN fan...no rush on response, I'm not needy..lol..ur a great motivator...God Bless....
nice vid
I want this channel to get millions subscribers
Do random stuff works for me
Good morning sir ji
Good morning:)
✅
Why you’re not blinking? Is it intended?
step 1: Have Einstein style haircut
Is it just me or he hasn't blinked once in the entire video...
Blinks Per Minute : 0.6
how many hours should a student sleep?
The way he blinks so rarely, scares me
my tip: don’t “learn”. instead: try to discover something that nobody else has discovered before ❤🎉
Without notes and active learning you are never gonna learn Math in depth , meaning you are going to forget everything in a blink of an eye....if u know what i mean ..
What is youre age math sorcerer?
Gramp look into our soul?
And told us to study?
im good
good
world record for longest stare
Most importantly remove drugs from your life. Alcohool is a neurotoxin. Moderation is key
Tell me where the "top 1%" _learned them from._
generations of wisdom passed down for centuries in secret societies and ritual traditions.
For a moment at first I thought you were going to say, the decisions you make and the actions that follow are a reflection of who you really are.
Honestly, I imagine that God would look exactly like The Math Sorcerer when he is trying to tell a person something that will change their life for the better.
Does he ever blink?? If so, timestamp
Just failed a statics mid-semester test :(
Don’t worry about it…I failed, but I don’t give up…study harder and harder…maybe you need to review something that you are weak at…Good luck
Why you failed, to much party? Right?
@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517 Yep, the exact parties you'd be very fun at
@@beepboopitsjoop4678 thanks, but i don't go to parties very much
@fighterinm🐇,KIWI, science 🔭 no partying, I was too slow at answering each of the questions
Great hair
Not to sound black pilled, but are you going to address the real genetic component of intelligence?
Hello! I asked you a question on email, I hope you can respond, thank you!
5k education soon