Well, it's essentially an ad/shout-out for the mate's product, but if the value is there, the value is there. I can't afford the subscription price and don't ca

Well, it's essentially an ad/shout-out for the mate's product, but if the value is there, the value is there. I can't afford the subscription price and don't care much for subscriptions these days anyway, but I'd love to found my own education company in the future, so wishing nothing but the best, and happy to see someone hopefully being able to make some money in the spacez even when free alternatives like Khan Academy are already established. Edit: The original post has no value in explaining how the author is learning maths other than to say that they're using the Math Academy platform, and taking notes. Useless to anybody not interested in a $49/month subscription to a semi-open beta. I would almost characterise the title of the post as a bait and switch after further consideration.