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Reply 20

TheConfusedMedic

maths - logical, only one answer

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Reply 21

thefatone

Original post by Ribenas

English lit - you can never be wrong as long as you justify your points :biggrin:

philosophy bc i can argue against ppl and feel that i'm right with sufficient enough quality examples and evidence
or maths bc i'm good at it, not brilliant, just good

Reply 22

Ribenas

Original post by thefatone

philosophy bc i can argue against ppl and feel that i'm right with sufficient enough quality examples and evidence
or maths bc i'm good at it, not brilliant, just good

But with maths there is not space for interpretation you are either right or wrong :biggrin:

Reply 23

thefatone

Original post by Ribenas

But with maths there is not space for interpretation you are either right or wrong :biggrin:

that's why i like it

Original post by Trapz99

Maths because it's fun! Except mechanics. That sucks dick

but it's satisfying when you have the powah to do it right then you feel awesome after right?

Reply 24

Trapz99

Original post by thefatone

but it's satisfying when you have the powah to do it right then you feel awesome after right?

Yeah it's satisfying when I master a topic but I find core maths and further pure more interesting.

Reply 25

AlmightyJesus

politics, because it's about how the human world works - that's pretty cool, right?

Reply 26

Ribenas

Original post by thefatone

that's why i like it

but it's satisfying when you have the powah to do it right then you feel awesome after right?

I guess maths is always easier to self asses because the answer is usually clear.

Reply 27

thefatone

Original post by Ribenas

I guess maths is always easier to self asses because the answer is usually clear.

yup

Reply 28

FaisalNaeem03

Geography.... I just love it.

Maths✌🏽️

Original post by Trapz99

Maths because it's fun! Except mechanics. That sucks dick

http://youtu.be/njbJArVPDuc

(Tbf tho it's interesting)

Reply 31

jamestg

I'm in Y12 but I'll slide in anyway

I love all my subjects for different reasons

Maths - just love it
Politics - enjoy debate and learning about a wide variety of topics
Biology - really interesting
History - again really interesting and love it

Reply 32

ZuluK

Mine was PE!! Loved it....

And Chemistry :biggrin:

Reply 33

ZuluK

Original post by Trapz99

Maths because it's fun! Except mechanics. That sucks dick

Decision sucked dick :angry:

Reply 34

Trapz99

Original post by ZuluK

Decision sucked dick :angry:

Really? I've done some decision math on my own and found it pretty interesting, if a bit easy. What's so bad about it? I'll be doing it at school next year.

Reply 35

h8skoooooool

Original post by Trapz99

Maths because it's fun! Except mechanics. That sucks dick

Mechanics?? Don't you mean statistics eeesh

Reply 36

ZuluK

Original post by Trapz99

Really? I've done some decision math on my own and found it pretty interesting, if a bit easy. What's so bad about it? I'll be doing it at school next year.

Nope I hated it with a passion! I was more of a stats and core girl... I just didn't get it :frown:

but you might like it :redface:

Reply 37

glowanti

English lit (although I don't do it anymore le cri) because it's fun to be able to interpret a text in your own way as opposed to maths where there's a set way of answering a question, you can be more creative with literature & include your perspective

Maths, contradicting to my last point, because it's challenging and I particularly prefer algebra and the way numbers and letters come together in an equation

French because I just find it unbelievable that people think in other languages and live their life through another language and I find it so interesting and creative

Reply 38

Trapz99

Original post by h8skoooooool

Mechanics?? Don't you mean statistics eeesh

Nah statistics is fine, I can't wait till I'm done with mechanics (on 17th June when I have my last mechanics exam) though

Reply 39

h8skoooooool

Original post by Trapz99

Nah statistics is fine, I can't wait till I'm done with mechanics (on 17th June when I have my last mechanics exam) though

Ah I'm sitting M1 that day, it's my last exam for AS :biggrin:

- though I'll probably do M2 next year. I just don't feel like I learn anything in stats, it's just numbers in equations, but you actually have to think about mech questions.