Quote by Danica McKellar

I just love math and most people don't.

$I just love math and most people don't.$

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This quote suggests that the speaker has a great affinity for mathematics, while recognizing that it is not a commonly shared sentiment. It implies that the speaker finds joy and fascination in math, whereas it may be an unpopular or unpopular subject for many others. The quote highlights the speaker's personal interest and passion for math, contrasting it with the general perception of the subject.

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