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I don't think the author meant that people aren't walking calculators. I believe he implies that people don't want to understand how to evaluate a math problem.
by umsm 13y ago
I don't think the author meant that people aren't walking calculators. I believe he implies that people don't want to understand how to evaluate a math problem. Most people that "can do" math still use a calculator; additionally, they understand what's happening and they can identify an answer that is absurd (because of a key-press mistake).