Interesting, I wonder if the same things exist in teaching programming? Well, yes! Let me give you an example. Both Dart and Flutter borrow from Google's own l

Interesting, I wonder if the same things exist in teaching programming? Well, yes! Let me give you an example. Both Dart and Flutter borrow from Google's own lessons learned and innovations they did with the native Android OS and widget stack. In fact the testing stack of widgets, goldens, and re-using storyboarding as BDD come directly from the same practices on native Android. In programming we have a legacy of borrowing from the language and frameworks that came before the current stack that is helpful to know about as everyone uses human knowledge and human language shortcuts to refer to past programming languages and frameworks. The problem with this area of math is that you need a good basic grasp of geometry as that is how it was built and discovered, see this history chart to see why I state that from wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_calculus#/media/File:Geometric_Calculus_Family_Tree.png https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_calculus#/media/File... Of course I always found it easier to think and solve things in geometrical terms and methods. It drove one of my Calculus professors crazy, that and sleeping in class and yet still passing class with an A, getting As on all the tests.