Both "meritocracy" and "equality" exist as emotionally loaded terms that in practice exhibit almost otherworldy malleability (Did you like that polysyllabic flo

Both "meritocracy" and "equality" exist as emotionally loaded terms that in practice exhibit almost otherworldy malleability (Did you like that polysyllabic flourish?) What the author did essentially was reveal her opposition to Trump, May, and British "grammar schools" (we in the States call it "tracking" or maybe a three or four syllable word has since replaced it.) OK, so be it. Maybe we have finally a good social use for AI -- as a social ombudsman -- who at least hypothetically is not a "respecter of persons", i.e. does not take markers of social status into account when slinging benefits. Maybe.