>I do not agree on the usefulness of algebra in daily life, I didn't say "daily life" I said "everyday[0] life." The difference is that there are times (cert

>I do not agree on the usefulness of algebra in daily life, I didn't say "daily life" I said "everyday[0] life." The difference is that there are times (certainly not daily) in normal (which is the sense I used "everyday") life where not algebra specifically, but the idea that structuring a problem properly makes it easier to solve is extremely useful. >And stupid people exist, really. Not sure where I said there aren't stupid people. I said that being ignorant of something (in this case, math) didn't necessarily mean one is stupid. I'm getting the sense that I didn't communicate my points very well to you, or something was lost along the way. Sorry about that. [0] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/everyday https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/everyday