Interpretation of "Viettin Scie Manikis" (Little Science Men)
📌 The title "Viettin Scie Manikis" (Little Science Men) is used to show the speaker's disdain and lack of value for science and mathematics.
🌳 The speaker prefers nature and direct experience over academic study, exemplified by looking at a bird instead of the teacher.
🌅 Her interest lies in natural phenomena, such as watching the sunset over the horizon while sitting on a windmill.

Contrasting Views on Knowledge
🧐 The "viettin man" (scientist) states the sun is disappearing, but the speaker questions why he still observes it through a telescope if it's truly gone.
🧘‍♀️ She prefers to experience nature fully—its joys and sadness—rather than passively studying it.
🧮 She claims to be happy with 26% knowledge (presumably a low grade or minimal understanding) and uses that small amount of jargon to express her preference for nature.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ The poem contrasts academic knowledge (science/math) with experiential knowledge (nature), favoring the latter.
➡️ The speaker mocks the scientific perspective by ironically using scientific jargon ("find the logarithm of my sadness") to explain her non-scientific priorities.
➡️ Direct experience and emotional connection to nature are prioritized over abstract, theoretical learning.

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