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"published": "2023-10-15T17:17:44Z",
"url": "https://mathstodon.xyz/@TeaKayB/111240168373962971",
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"conversation": "tag:mathstodon.xyz,2022-12-02:objectId=31837108:objectType=Conversation",
"content": "<p>Sometimes I like to dig around a bit and find out what they actually *mean*. "I [hate\\am bad at\\etc] maths" doesn't really contain much info when you think about it: what do you mean by "maths"? How would you recognise it if it entered the room? What are your criteria for not being able to "do" it? What does "doing" and "not doing" maths look like to you? What do you think the difference is between people who "can do maths" and those who "can't do maths"?</p>",
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"en": "<p>Sometimes I like to dig around a bit and find out what they actually *mean*. "I [hate\\am bad at\\etc] maths" doesn't really contain much info when you think about it: what do you mean by "maths"? How would you recognise it if it entered the room? What are your criteria for not being able to "do" it? What does "doing" and "not doing" maths look like to you? What do you think the difference is between people who "can do maths" and those who "can't do maths"?</p>"
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