> some inexplicable way I feel it has made be better The only thing I really "learned" from studying calculus that I actually apply to the real-world is the ab

> some inexplicable way I feel it has made be better The only thing I really "learned" from studying calculus that I actually apply to the real-world is the ability to slow down and take each part individually. When I first took calculus, I tried to rush through the problems and inevitably dropped something important. It wasn't until I started forcing myself to write down each step (even if I thought I could do it in my head) that I started actually getting the right answers, and knowing that I actually had.