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I think the author doesn't really believe in meritocracy. The issue really doesn't seem to be as to whether the best are getting the places. The author seems to
by Ardit20 16y ago
I think the author doesn't really believe in meritocracy. The issue really doesn't seem to be as to whether the best are getting the places. The author seems to imply though not state that anyone can be able and meritorious of being part of the elite. His problem seems to rather be as to people from which background should we open the door to and which to close to, background, or colour, or sexual orientation, or add some other divisive label, not meritocracy. He probably is talking rather about mediocrity :P
- mquander 16y agoIt's the usual stance of a media that cares about being "objective" but not being informed: everyone has an important opinion, and we had better consider them all equally! Nobody dares suggest that some of the opinions are right and some are wrong, and if you do, then you're "partisan" and you're out of the club.