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Who will grow up to routinely do calculus mentally or on pencil and paper? I guess some people will be calculus instructors. Are there any other examples?

• michaelt 4y ago
  Anyone who does a STEM degree? I mean, if you're an engineer and you don't know the relationship between position, velocity and acceleration - you're going to have a bad time.
  • nicolashahn 4y ago
    He said, in the room full of software "engineers". (I am one)
    • im3w1l 4y ago
      Neural networks build on calculus.
      • nicolashahn 4y ago
        Few engineers work with neural networks, even fewer build them
• eternityforest 4y ago
  Nobody, but can they do whatever math they actually will need without first learning that? I have no idea. So I will gladly defer to those who do understand math, and be glad someone does, or my career wouldn't exist.
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