1] learn the greek alphabet if you haven’t already. 2] dive deep into the history of math. 3] youtube… 3 blue 1 brown, stand up maths, numberphile, kahn acade

1] learn the greek alphabet if you haven’t already. 2] dive deep into the history of math. 3] youtube… 3 blue 1 brown, stand up maths, numberphile, kahn academy. These channels are your friends. 4] don’t give up and make it fun. Once you’re bit by the bug of curiosity and are rewarded with understanding you’ll most probably be unstoppable but still, its a long road. Better to focus on the journey. Lastly, the notation is what it is because of the nature of math itself coupled with the history of who was doing the solving exacerbated by the cultural uptake. There have been and will continue to be new notation. Its unfortunate that often to learn a new concept the barrier is with parsing the syntax. Stick with it and stay curious and those squiggles will take on new magical and profound meanings.