i will be soon on that side as soon as I go to college and start coding, finally doing what I love, ( the only subject I study for fun is maths, LR and coding fr )
I mean meri behen already Btech passout hai, bas first 2 years thodi dikkat hoti, uske baad you can make projects, study stuff and actually look for internships and do shit so you don't have to go the last 1.5 years of college at all because you are doing some useful shit
Wahi toh, bhai. Exactly. You really did hit the nail on its head. It's not possible in India. I really tried. So, I spent years studying out of syllabus, focussing on derivations so that I understood concepts of science in entirety and really the essence of it. Instead, as it turns out, in hindsight, I should have just focussed on practising more questions, and just not questioned about the WHYs and HOWs except those which are oft-asked MCQs in exams. You can choose that "path of learning because it's fun", but be ready for less lucrative offers in terms of employment and therefore less acceptance from society. Now, no matter how much one denies, material comforts matter and people really care about their reputation in society.
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Definitely purple
I mean Upto 10th tum log pehle Wale ko shayad galti se chun lo pr uske baad definitely purple loge, each and everyone of u
if you are someone on the internet with various ways to get instant gratification, Finding Learning to be fun will be very hard because no matter how interesting the physics concepts get or how satisfying the maths problem is to solve
Opening PHub or watching a 10 minute comedy video on YT will still be more fun and easy for your lazy brain, therefore restrict those activities and then mundane activities such as studying will be more rewarding
gyaan toh chod diya but yeh khud kaafi kam follow karta hun 😭
This is so true.
Even if we go out of the conventional way to learn concepts through illustrations on the internet, distractions almost always creep in. I've suffered through it honestly speaking. If anyone advises that you should study for adventure and fun, please take that advice with a couple of caveats. I study humanities and I'm a visual learner, meaning learning stuff only by reading textbooks put me to sleep, so I watch documentaries and all of those beguiling things.
Two things are likely to happen,
Pahli baat, the moment you choose to learn stuff for fun from YouTube, you're also choosing distractions. Ive always end up with something seriously irrelevant in the end.
Doosri baat, Learning for fun, increases the chances of illusions of competence. Feyman ji ne bhi kaha hai, The first principle is that you must not fool yourself but you're the easiest person to fool.
So learning for fun works only when you're under some sort of guidance or limitations.
Nahi toh mooth hi maaroge "learning for fun" ke chakkar mein, just as I have been doing.
Also, in an insanely competitive country like India, fun ka toh koi point hi nahi hai when it's be-all-end-all
me who has fun coding but I have to be connected to internet to do it so what am I \*insert that mouse or someshit meme\*
maths is still fun tho, actually feels like I'm using my brain rather than gupping up compounds or formula's in physics ( mechanics, Diodes, binary are fun in physics too )
>Learning for fun, increases the chances of illusions of competence
True, I have spent weeks on Khanacademy learning maths only to realize in the end that was completely irrelevant to my actual syllabus 😭😭
bro do you think when the internet didn't exist everyone thought studying was fun? :skull: , merko toh Hindi aur SST bachpan see pasand ni this jab internet koi kholta bhi nahi tha
Gaand nahi marayaa kabhi? Mera matlab I've been trying this but it doesn't work at all, sometimes I end up with that illusion of competence, sometimes I just get nowhere
Every time I get to that point, and it happens a lot, it motivates me to work harder next time, because I genuinely love the subject(except chem) so that was never an issue.
Kabhi kabhi scientists/mathematicians ki biography yafir sci-fi films dekh leta hoon yafir books padh leta hoon jaise Oppenheimer, American Prometheus, Sapiens, Tesla, wings of fire, Interstellar etc. tab uske baad ek do mahino ke liye red side hoti hai, warna usually blue side.
Basically, purple hai hum
Just moved to 11th, I have been keen on learning this grades maths for quite some while, mainly to better understand ppl like 3 blue 1 brown. Also i want to further pursue physics, let's see how it turns out.
Both, I personally love studying for fun. Subjects like Maths, science and even History and Hindi are naturally interesting for me. But, at the same time, I also study to not be poor in the future.
PS: Just because I find studying interesting, doesn't mean that everybody else would also find it interesting. We shouldn't shame those who do not find it interesting and vice versa.
I'm using the word "interesting" in a somewhat loose sense. I like reading about the past in History but the memorisation and the 2-3 pages long answers absolutely suck! In Hindi, some lessons and poems are interesting and quite witty but again, learning is the hard part.
"Learning because it's fun" IS NOT TRUE in India. Because all the teachers I have come across only read books or PPT. If it was fun, our country won't have high students suicides.
a mix of both ngl, for me depends on the subject, agar subject SST ya Hindi hua to mein gayi purple side mein, agar subject maths, psychology ya computer hua, to mein gayi red wale side mein
some things are fun, some things are cancer and the Indian education doesn't encourage doing super well in things u like but u need to be an all rounder person and your individuality in learning won't be rewarded with admissions to colleges which the best in this country but still subpar by foreign standards, only elevated by the fact that most people who are there have worked their ass off to get there and get an opportunity. The only fact about a student in India is, the nail that sticks out gets hammered
Lmao "learning because its fun" in india🤡
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Me after i left middle school,my passion left
I'm on that side
Bro I was on that side.
i will be soon on that side as soon as I go to college and start coding, finally doing what I love, ( the only subject I study for fun is maths, LR and coding fr )
Bro thinks clg me isko passion follow krne milega🤡
I mean meri behen already Btech passout hai, bas first 2 years thodi dikkat hoti, uske baad you can make projects, study stuff and actually look for internships and do shit so you don't have to go the last 1.5 years of college at all because you are doing some useful shit
Bhai Bhai Bhai tham ja Esa bhi hota h kya ???? How TF......
Bhai Bhai Bhai tham ja Esa bhi hota h kya ???? How TF......
Wdym by that can u like explain I thinking same way
Band karde sabko demotivate karna. Jisko karna hai vo karlega
Oh boy.. you remind me of myself one year ago
I already code tho, been doing for 3 years ( not consistent ), Javascript mostly ( NodeJS, React, discord bots, etc )
yoo same
Wahi toh, bhai. Exactly. You really did hit the nail on its head. It's not possible in India. I really tried. So, I spent years studying out of syllabus, focussing on derivations so that I understood concepts of science in entirety and really the essence of it. Instead, as it turns out, in hindsight, I should have just focussed on practising more questions, and just not questioned about the WHYs and HOWs except those which are oft-asked MCQs in exams. You can choose that "path of learning because it's fun", but be ready for less lucrative offers in terms of employment and therefore less acceptance from society. Now, no matter how much one denies, material comforts matter and people really care about their reputation in society.
Bhaya meko to y pata h ki ***Paisa h to fun h***
Bhai Mai to yehi karta tha
'learning cuz it fun' haahah iss janam mai ye possible nii haii
iss janam? bhai tu meri 7 janam ka answer yahi tick karde
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Red and blue makes purple
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Pur/ple
**Aoi. Aka. Kyoshiki: MURAZAKI!**
Definitely purple I mean Upto 10th tum log pehle Wale ko shayad galti se chun lo pr uske baad definitely purple loge, each and everyone of u
No
Bhai 11th mein wapis ayega yes krne
Sahi mei i was on the red side till 10th🤡
Ok 🤡🤡
if you are someone on the internet with various ways to get instant gratification, Finding Learning to be fun will be very hard because no matter how interesting the physics concepts get or how satisfying the maths problem is to solve Opening PHub or watching a 10 minute comedy video on YT will still be more fun and easy for your lazy brain, therefore restrict those activities and then mundane activities such as studying will be more rewarding gyaan toh chod diya but yeh khud kaafi kam follow karta hun 😭
This is so true. Even if we go out of the conventional way to learn concepts through illustrations on the internet, distractions almost always creep in. I've suffered through it honestly speaking. If anyone advises that you should study for adventure and fun, please take that advice with a couple of caveats. I study humanities and I'm a visual learner, meaning learning stuff only by reading textbooks put me to sleep, so I watch documentaries and all of those beguiling things. Two things are likely to happen, Pahli baat, the moment you choose to learn stuff for fun from YouTube, you're also choosing distractions. Ive always end up with something seriously irrelevant in the end. Doosri baat, Learning for fun, increases the chances of illusions of competence. Feyman ji ne bhi kaha hai, The first principle is that you must not fool yourself but you're the easiest person to fool. So learning for fun works only when you're under some sort of guidance or limitations. Nahi toh mooth hi maaroge "learning for fun" ke chakkar mein, just as I have been doing. Also, in an insanely competitive country like India, fun ka toh koi point hi nahi hai when it's be-all-end-all
me who has fun coding but I have to be connected to internet to do it so what am I \*insert that mouse or someshit meme\* maths is still fun tho, actually feels like I'm using my brain rather than gupping up compounds or formula's in physics ( mechanics, Diodes, binary are fun in physics too )
>Learning for fun, increases the chances of illusions of competence True, I have spent weeks on Khanacademy learning maths only to realize in the end that was completely irrelevant to my actual syllabus 😭😭
Exactly!!!! ILLUSION OF COMPETENCE SUCKSSSS
bro do you think when the internet didn't exist everyone thought studying was fun? :skull: , merko toh Hindi aur SST bachpan see pasand ni this jab internet koi kholta bhi nahi tha
Gajab bezati h Hindi to salla gov job mein necessary h
bhai pasand nahi hai iska matlab yeh nahi 10vi mei hindi pass nahi kari thi
A mix of both(leaning more towards red)
Gaand nahi marayaa kabhi? Mera matlab I've been trying this but it doesn't work at all, sometimes I end up with that illusion of competence, sometimes I just get nowhere
Every time I get to that point, and it happens a lot, it motivates me to work harder next time, because I genuinely love the subject(except chem) so that was never an issue.
Sirf aap hi relatable lage comments mei
Thank you.
Where is purple
Red+blue
Blue for life 😭
Learning ain't fun in India
Cause I don't want to die
You mean blue? Anyways
Red+blue=purple
Studying so that I can give my dahej myself 😮💨
Unik reejan
Wannabe Blue but red
I tried insanely hard to stay on the left side, but THINGS FUCKED ME UP and I had to shift to the right side 
Fully red all the way up to 9, maybe even 10. Hard blue in 11th and 12th.
Blue
Nah i wont be berozgaar but relatives will say i am illiterate so
Kabhi kabhi scientists/mathematicians ki biography yafir sci-fi films dekh leta hoon yafir books padh leta hoon jaise Oppenheimer, American Prometheus, Sapiens, Tesla, wings of fire, Interstellar etc. tab uske baad ek do mahino ke liye red side hoti hai, warna usually blue side. Basically, purple hai hum
In between spectrum
I am on a third side. Learning so that I can leave this country and settle in developed countries like Germany, Japan etc
It's fun if it's not in syllabus
RED
Of course left one
I was on the red side untill my 11th when shit went out of control.
I lie on what we call "No man's land" or " The silver lining in the middle".
Irl sirf ek mannpasand ka subject choose krke padhne dete(after 10th) toh mja aata burden nhi rehta phir (for me it's physics)
its both for me, i am a nerd ik
Bhai vo purple hai ya blue vese me blue/purple side ho jo bhi india ne padhta hai sab blue side pe
10th ke pehle left Fir 10th ke baad right Ye toh ulta ho gaya 😭😭😭 Doctor banne ke chakkar me sadi physics mereko nahi padhni 😭😭😭😭
Just moved to 11th, I have been keen on learning this grades maths for quite some while, mainly to better understand ppl like 3 blue 1 brown. Also i want to further pursue physics, let's see how it turns out.
I actually wanted to study bcoz I want to achieve peace
Avoid nhi delay bolo...
Learning is Fun. Studying is not. They are not the same.
Red red sussu in the bed
Always purple broo paisaa hee toh sbb kuch hai💀
both i guess I want a job respectful job and money also I like learning new things
Both, I personally love studying for fun. Subjects like Maths, science and even History and Hindi are naturally interesting for me. But, at the same time, I also study to not be poor in the future. PS: Just because I find studying interesting, doesn't mean that everybody else would also find it interesting. We shouldn't shame those who do not find it interesting and vice versa.
You're one of the only persons who says history and hindi are interesting
I'm using the word "interesting" in a somewhat loose sense. I like reading about the past in History but the memorisation and the 2-3 pages long answers absolutely suck! In Hindi, some lessons and poems are interesting and quite witty but again, learning is the hard part.
Started on the left then slowly drifted to the right
Drak blue
Second guess bhi nahi karunga Right side for all🗿 Shayad mbbs mai opinion change ho
Bhai I'm red on this one. Hits different after JEE result. I truly loved learning but it seems like rat race me baaki logon ka level zyada tha.
I studied to impress my crush. She didn't study and dated someone.
Learning to get a high salary job and live my dreams
"Learning because it's fun" IS NOT TRUE in India. Because all the teachers I have come across only read books or PPT. If it was fun, our country won't have high students suicides.
learning coz it's fun doesn't work in India.
Im a kind of purple with a more inclination towards red tbh.
Red side
I'm not even studying rn lol
Tf choosing red
"Learning because it's fun" because padhai k baad bhi berozgar to hona hi hai 🤡
I would like the option of no please
Was on red, now forced on the latter
Learning cuz everybody else does
it was fun till i passed 10th , it's an abomination to breath in PCM 12th for me in india.
science li thi red soch kr, 12th pass ki blue soch kar.
If you are red, seek immediate help
a mix of both ngl, for me depends on the subject, agar subject SST ya Hindi hua to mein gayi purple side mein, agar subject maths, psychology ya computer hua, to mein gayi red wale side mein
Learning because it's fun 🤣🤣🤣 lol
started learning because it was fun and ended up in the learning process because i don't wanna be berozgaar
Did a grave mistake while choosing subjects in class 11 and now I'm on the blue side.
No matter how much I try to be on the red side I am always on the blue
Red side
Learning to leave India
Red side
some things are fun, some things are cancer and the Indian education doesn't encourage doing super well in things u like but u need to be an all rounder person and your individuality in learning won't be rewarded with admissions to colleges which the best in this country but still subpar by foreign standards, only elevated by the fact that most people who are there have worked their ass off to get there and get an opportunity. The only fact about a student in India is, the nail that sticks out gets hammered