Maths succinctly put involves finding solutions to problems using logic

Over time in history we've had great inventors who used their colossal knowledge in mathematics to bring about solutions to certain problems or create innovations that were not feasible to scholars of other discipline for example Alan Turing, a British mathematician who developed a technique to decrypt the German communication code during World War2

Even in some other disciplines a knowledge of mathematics is relevant in solving some complex problems take the field of programming as an example a vast knowledge of mathematics combined
with a creative mind and you'd have another zuckerberg.


So this and so many other host of instances spurred this question does being good at maths generally translates being good at solving real life problems generally?

lalasticlala fynestboi richiez what do you think?