I'm the total opposite. I'm above average in English/reading and f-all in math after algebra (which I liked). I have dyscalculia, so the only numbers I like are those divisible by 5.
Personally, I have never been interested in numbers. For me, there is a beauty in the rules of the grammar of languages that has always captivated me more than numbers. The patterns and rules of a grammar are much more intricate. Numbers, for me, offer little interest because of their limited surface structure, but language has both a surface structure and a deep structure, which is why any computer can perform calculations. No computer, up to now, has ever been able to reproduce language.
The people on the autism spectrum who are brilliant with mathematics and numbers are those who think in patterns like myself, even though I struggled in English at school and some other subjects I excelled in maths, I were doing Foundation GCSE Maths before finishing primary school.
Yes that’s is right, but 1st you have to count it like this
Day 1+8=9 month 9+5= 14 Year 14+ 1+9+7=31 3+1= 4
your maths are very correct. That’s the way to find out what way you are. All numbers are amazing, having their roles in our lifes and amazing impacts, as probably you know, judging by maths. You hit jackpot (in theory) when you score master in both occasions. Like 14.02.1975
1st path
1+4+2+1+9+7+5=11
2nd path
Month: 02
Day: 14
Year: 1975
1+9+7+5=22 is master number, needs to be reduced in this case 2+2=4
2+5+4=11
Good luck to all of you with your numbers, all are good and amazing experience in life. I feel like it allies with what’s most important for us. I love 3, omg their are always supper funny. 5 travels, 7 discovering ourselves. Amazing really. I have two 7’s in my life piramid. 8 money, 9 work for others. 2 learn about life. 6 family.1 everything down to earth
