I find this kind of strange that they force so much mathmatical equations into our heads,yet in the future we use a minimal amount of what we know(My Lab teacher has a Masters,and he doesn't even remember algebra that well).
They say that we will need math for all situations in life,to calculate,and predict...but in what scenario will we run into a situation such as this.When you skate board down a ramp,are you constantly thinking about your mass,height of the ramp etc.Or even if your playing a game of football.
Lets see...The weight of the object is 750 g and I am throwing the object at a 40 degree angle upwards at an Initial velocity of 80 K/mh...by the time you figure it out,you've already been sacked.
IMO,the only jobs you will need math for are in Architecture,some in Graphics Design(Some Geometry and Booleans),or in Physics(If there are more,let me know,Lol).Math is important,but I don't believe that it will be used constantly in our lives outside of work(Probably only in our work life).
I really don't think that if you are not a mathmatical efficient person,you instantly fail at life.It is this pressure that causes lack of confidence in mathmatical skill.
To my suprise,I recently talked to my Lab teacher,he hardly remembers algebra,and my school principal even forgot multiplication.
This is just from me personally but any way you put it..
MATH IS POWER!!
THIS IS SPARTAAAAAA!!!!!