That is completely incorrect, First, if you don't learn math you will not get a well paying job, second, you are an idiot if you believe that statement for math has many practical applications, and third, I'd be willing to bet you failed math on a regular basis throughout your school career and are now trying to justify your own actions.

Actually, there are many jobs that don't require high levels of knowledge in math. Being a lawyer, a reporter (i.e. newspapers), an editor, a news anchor, a "garbage person" or waste management employee, a businessman, some management positions... all of these and then some require very little to no math skill. Take a lawyer, the first I mentioned, for example. Go look up the average earnings for a typical lawyer. You will find that this is not a low number. So, they earn a lot without needing math. Now, go look up the highest possible earnings for a typical lawyer. What does that tell you? I did not fail math, but I wasn't all that great at it. The guy you're replying to may have been great at math, or he may not have. You really can't tell with his comment. Tell me this: How many jobs can you think of that require the skills taught in a grade 11 math class (university/high level) or higher? I bet you can't get past ten. As for what was said about not having to read past a third grade level, yeah, I'll agree with that one. I know many higher-ups who can't read. I've pointed out errors and had to help a few of them understand a document at my old workplace. It's pretty bad when even management can't understand something they supposedly work with every day.

You are suck? What the hell

Not all asians are good at math. When I was teaching, I caught two who cheated. They weren't even smart enough not to hand in their papers together, so it was easy to notice the identical answers after grading them back to back.

Because yours sucked. No really, yours was the most god-awful, worthless piece of drivel I've ever had the misfortune of reading. That's why.