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numbers and math don't math for some
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<blockquote data-quote="Singed" data-source="post: 605450" data-attributes="member: 6261"><p>As an education concept, arithmetic can be as confusing as the written word. I have to focus to do math and I often reverse series of numbers in a similar fashion to dyslexia. I always double check and sometimes triple check my arithmetic. That being said I always did well in school, perhaps because I knew my shortfalls and worked through them. Statistical mathematics and Calculus are utterly beyond my reach, though. </p><p></p><p>Commerce and marketing relentlessly strive to complicate arithmetic to deceive consumers. It goes beyond volumetric cost and shrinkflation. Product concentration, percentage waste, and packing density are also common tactics that are difficult to reveal or understand without basic arithmetic skills.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Singed, post: 605450, member: 6261"] As an education concept, arithmetic can be as confusing as the written word. I have to focus to do math and I often reverse series of numbers in a similar fashion to dyslexia. I always double check and sometimes triple check my arithmetic. That being said I always did well in school, perhaps because I knew my shortfalls and worked through them. Statistical mathematics and Calculus are utterly beyond my reach, though. Commerce and marketing relentlessly strive to complicate arithmetic to deceive consumers. It goes beyond volumetric cost and shrinkflation. Product concentration, percentage waste, and packing density are also common tactics that are difficult to reveal or understand without basic arithmetic skills. [/QUOTE]
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