The concept of being able to (for a physical example) rip ANY page out of a book and being able to replace it using only the information on your single "magic p

The concept of being able to (for a physical example) rip ANY page out of a book and being able to replace it using only the information on your single "magic page" is incredible. With two magic pages you can replace any two torn out pages, and the magic pages are interchangeable. The math we have mastered is incredible. If only they could impart this wonder to children instead of rote worksheets enforced by drill sergeant math teachers. While I'm ranting, I checked out a book from the library yesterday called "Math with Bad Drawings", it's very fun, and approachable for anyone with no math background, kids and adults enjoy it. We need more STEM for fun, and not just STEM for money. That's how we get good at STEM.