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In this episode, Zoey and Bia answer questions submitted by listeners. These include what inspired them to make the podcast, Instagram page and blog, why a common person should learn maths, and how hard it is to get good at it. Timestamps: 00:36 What inspired you to make this page and podcast? 02:00 Who are we? 02:49 How did we meet? 03:37 What inspired you to take maths at university? 04:38 What advice would you give yourself if you could go back in time 10 years? 05:25 What advice would you give to young girls who want to pursue STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)? 06:30 Why do you think a common person should learn maths? 09:39 How hard is it to get good at maths? 12:40 What is missing from elementary school maths syllabus that would make maths more fun? 14:13 Are mathematical models underrated or overrated? 16:37 Do you have any maths book recommendations? 18:10 Does it annoy you that people think you are men online? 20:18 From your experience, what have you learnt about communicating maths ideas online? Useful links: https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/5050/these-women-are-using-instagram-celebrate-unsung-women-science/
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