HOME Eclectic	Advanced math = advanced headache? I am aware that some people (most, perhaps) associate math with just about one other thing and it is a headache. And I am talking only about rudimentary math. Forget stuff like calculus and such.  What happens when people like that have to face advanced math? Or, to rephrase this question a bit, can your advanced math induce an "advanced headache" in these people? I would say it's easier to do this than you probably think. Not to mention that some individuals may even do this quite deliberately. Like, those, should we say, with a meaner streak... Especially, to get even on others... Here is  an example of how one clever fellow implemented this idea in practice. See for yourself.                      For both futures and stock swing traders
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