Seasoned Mathematics

I've noticed that I prefer doing stochastic subjects during the summer while enjoying more of an algebraic flavor in the winter. Summer evokes warmth, freedom, and exploration. Stochastics fits that mood: it’s lively, exploratory, and sometimes unpredictable. Winter evokes stillness, structure, and introspection. Algebra feels rigid and requires patience, much like hunkering down during a long winter. Or is that because of which courses my university offered in which semesters conjoined with self-reinforcement?