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>Most people think something like this has a positive derivative
Most people can catch a ball that is thrown at them, so calculating derivatives is completely unnecessary in actually understanding motion and physical reality.

>Human minds aren't hardwired to intuitively understand math without years of training
Doesn't seem to matter in a universe that you say is only additions and subtractions where further math is unnecessary and needs to be learned instead of being immediately evident by the fundamental nature of physical reality. Sounds like learning an extra unnecessary language like formal chinese to figure out what certain people are going to do instead of just getting straight to the point and intuitively understanding basic human psychology instead.

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Why do professors still give homework assignments when students can just complete them in 1 minute with ChatGPT?