Based and redpilled brother. I could be probably learning some of those topics rn, but recently I have been reading about the history of greek mathematics. Might as well also drop the slow asf
math thread on wizchan that has a bunch of books posted too.
Glast said:
Math is not a bad cope.
By the time you're done practicing, you'll be too tired to care about your inceldom.
The best part is that mathematics is such a massive field that you aren't going to be done anytime soon. Honestly, the final dream is to math monk and ascend beyond mortal needs. The final cope.
wizardcel said:
I love this book Calculus by Tom Apostol. You should try it. It has a lot of proof exercises.
Ah I've heard Apostol is pretty good. It's odd since it starts with Riemann sums first, though I guess that shouldn't be too big a deal if you have already done calculus. While I am working on this history book I am reading I am eyeing quite a few textbooks I want to start up.
maskedman said:
I'm taking Probability Theory next semester too, so maybe we could ask eachother questions tbh.
If we have problem posing threads I am all in. Honestly it is a good skill to have for research and general improvements in problem solving (If you know how to post simpler guiding problems you progress in a problem at hand should accelerate) I remember some random
book that talked about this though other than the extensive examples I think the main gist is rather simple. A lot of it comes down to identifying key parts of a mathematical piece of material and asking questions such as "What if (not)...?", "Can this be generalized/be applied to more specific cases?". I am an autist so I have downloaded a lot of pedagogical material, oops.
@Pareg ur cope he copys 
