>>11388838what a foolish man...it seems he commited a mistake that most make when it comes to math and that is to truly learn math in ALL its aspects.
they always polish the side that its easier for them, they let all that knowledge get over their heads and think they are awesome, their ego blinds them and kill them then they get surprised when they fail and wonder what they did wrong yet they never reach the truth, they stay in that loop of mental masturbation.
that happens to a lot of people who are good at maths, their own arrogance and ego lead them to a dead end, stagnant and static, what was once a beautiful river became a contaminated swamp.
and guess what, they are content with that stagnant and pointless loop, they are all high and mighty but when it time to show results they fall short, the same happens when its time to put that knowledge to test.
most don't know how to properly wield the knowledge and power that maths bring you, thats why they fail and do not understand the why.
they just cared about a certain side of maths and discarded the rest.
most mathematicians don't know how to polya and remain in paper, they became too dumb and arrogant to actually solve a true problem.
financial maths is merely the set of skill you can use to do something, especifically get the things that will give you money instead of working to get money, the rest is backed up by other aspects of maths that you also carried.
its so simple, you understand the problem and acknowledge there is a problem, you make a plan, you execute the plan, you look back and see if it worked, if not then try again with a different plan and learn from the failure.
I am starting to understand why most failed and I had sucess in life.
