The more accurately merit is measured, the more stable people's positions in society are likely to be. Which kinda sucks for people at the bottom. I'd be conce

The more accurately merit is measured, the more stable people's positions in society are likely to be. Which kinda sucks for people at the bottom. I'd be concerned about problems from having a sharper divide between "employable" and "not employable", and instead of people who struggle to find/keep a job you'd have (slightly fewer) people who can't get jobs at all. That seems likely to cause more social problems.