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The distillation is that they (and other similar institutions, actually) select for "interesting" answers, rather than "correct" ones, and ideally interesting a
by fiatmoney 11y ago
The distillation is that they (and other similar institutions, actually) select for "interesting" answers, rather than "correct" ones, and ideally interesting answers that comport with their favored ideological framework.
- peteretep 11y ago> and ideally interesting answers that comport with > their favored ideological framework I'm sorry, where's that in the article?
- joefarish 11y agoHow does that work with science / maths / engineering interviews? When asked to solve non-trivial calculus questions in an interview do you think they are more likely to admit students who give "interesting" answers or the ones who give correct answers?