# The evolution of math

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**Post date:** [October 10, 2007, 9:37am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/the-evolution-of-math/192918/22 "2007-10-10T09:37:43Z")

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> [@New shoes for the E30](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/new-shoes-for-the-e30/32945/4):
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> This is probably going to open a whole other book, but IMO catholic/religion schools (at least back in the day) were the best way to go bc of their strick learning/teaching ways. The kids bitched and moaned about how hard it was, but I bet it made them better off later in life. Sometimes I wonder if its the best route to go…

Its definately not.

I went to catholic school kindergarden to 7th grade. After switching public school was much better. The social and learning enviroment was better.

yes it was strict but horrible.

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