deep understanding of math

Lol ok, please tell me all about your deep understanding of math homie. A lot of people mistake being good at memorizing formulae and doing quick mental arithmetic as "being good at math". Put it this way: I could read House of Leaves and deeply appreciate the intertextual meanings and literary references, or I could read it and think it's about a house which is changing in size. Would I be "good at reading" if my interpretation of the book was the second one?

When you recognize a multivariable integral would be easier to solve if it was translated to polar coordinates, does that make you good at math? Or are you simply good at memorizing information which has been spoon fed to you?

Can you tell me why nxn matrices exist in a valid ring, or what the capital "A" Analytics definition of a limit is? Can you even define what calculus is?

You don't know shit about math, you're an undergrad who doesn't know shit about shit actually. You humble bragging about how much smarter you are than your peers is fucking embarrassing.