According to Osho, mathematics, like most school testing, chiefly measures memory and trained technique, not living intelligence. Real intelligence is mirror-like: it forgets the nonessential, stays fresh, and responds creatively to the new. One can ace math and be dull, or forget trivia and be profoundly intelligent; math is a useful tool, not intelligence’s measure.
Being good at math mostly shows you remember rules; real smarts are staying fresh, seeing what matters, and meeting life creatively.