Good point, but there is context missing.
Are you interested in matrix math, or were you merely trying to pass an exam?
Alternatively, if you are interested in matrix math, did the fact that you had to pass an exam make it harder to learn?
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Good point, but there is context missing.
Are you interested in matrix math, or were you merely trying to pass an exam?
Alternatively, if you are interested in matrix math, did the fact that you had to pass an exam make it harder to learn?
>trying to figure out what was the last 20 years for
Basically, don't get involved with exams either as an instructor or a student.
Why? Exams hurt all that encounter them (including teachers, markers and even successful students).
And they're pointless by their own terms because knowledge can't be measured.
It's not even relative: it's ironic. The term is used ignorantly by the people outside the reservation. The 'Savage' cares for his mother and reads Shakespeare, something that people outside the reservation don't do any more.
It's clear that Huxley does not regard the 'Savage' as being savage.