> I suspect that we would see that we need as many categories as there are children to get anything predictive. Making a category to predict human behavior gen

> I suspect that we would see that we need as many categories as there are children to get anything predictive. Making a category to predict human behavior generally hurts those who are “miscategorized” much more than it helps those who are accurately categorized (there aren’t really “positive stereotypes” that jump into active-decision processes like with negative stereotypes). Therefore, we should not try to predict behavior by making even fuzzy-categories other than one-child-per-category, since this may literally hurt children, especially systemically underprivileged and underrepresented children. It’s important to control your own decision factors against your local collection of “known non-causations”!