I'm not going to write here the very old maths joke about ex and differentiation. It's not so funny, even if you would understand it. But I was wondering recently about all the beauty of this function and its differentiation and therefore also integration resistance.
Hmm? Yes, I'm really asking you - why? I get it when someone doesn't like broccoli aka green mini-trees as it may have weird taste or something (I'm not talking about myself, as I love broccoli, but as we know, I'm weird, because I love maths as well, so it's not surprising.) But how could someone say "I hate maths"?
Of course - nobody needs it, it's too complicated, the maths teacher is unfair, it makes no sense...
My friend is an artist - an awesome one. Above all, he loves comics with his whole heart, he had even a comic book shop once. And he's going to re-open it again, soon - I believe.
So while being an excellent artist, he doesn't like maths, like many of my friends anyway... He can draw awesome pictures and create lots of unbelievable art stuff... so why to care about maths, when you can make your living by doing art, right?
Well, you'll be surprised...
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