To confuse, of course! It's always been my contention that a significant population of those teaching math are aliens-in-hiding. By confusing and humiliating children at an impressionable age, making math more difficult than it need be and engendering panic by way of the "pop quiz", they can ultimately take over the world.
Ah, so it's the 12 foot lizards! I might have guessed. Another possibility is that they're not so much cunning in their effort to confuse as too stupid to realise they're doing it.
I went to his web site and his "Reptilian Connection" link won't load in order for me to better understand what we're up against. I think it's a conspiracy!
It's your fault. I'd never heard of him until this morning. Now, after reading a bit, I'm thinking up clever plots as to how to retaliate for you introducing me to this guy. I'm thinking of sending you a weighty Geometery textbook postage due!
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Anyway, here's a nice piece about him in Wikipedia. If you don't already know this guy, you're sure to say, "I don't believe I'm reading this."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Icke
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