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It occurs to me how hard I worked to pass my college biology classes, and how promptly I forgot all that largely useless data.
Chicago has a pretty limited ecology. Unless you want to be a doctor or a vet, Chicago biology classes should consist of dogs, cats, and rats. Some bugs. And maybe extra credit for fish.
The same goes for algebra. I ultimately would grow to like algebra, and was pretty good at it. But far as a practical? Again, not a single post-college application to date.
Zero.
Why don't colleges offer classes on fishing and hunting? That seems infinitely more important than solving for "x."
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