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The GP's claim is that yes, it is _literally_ impossible. He cites a source[1]. If you have a disagreement with that theorem then by all means, share. Right now
by EpicEng 8y ago
The GP's claim is that yes, it is _literally_ impossible. He cites a source[1]. If you have a disagreement with that theorem then by all means, share. Right now you're just saying "Nah I don't think so", which isn't very convincing.
[1]: https://www.chrisstucchio.com/pubs/slides/crunchconf_2018/slides.pdf https://www.chrisstucchio.com/pubs/slides/crunchconf_2018/sl...
- benj111 8y agoThat article gives an example of the Scotsman and Englishman. Each are equal, 25% get 1200 on the sat, there is no allocative harm. It is therefore fair, no? If it is _literally impossible_ I must be misunderstanding something. Because I don't see the things he's mentioning as being mutually exclusive.