The good students already saturate the bullshit metrics. We would need a pipeline of way more extra hard high schools, and that's another ethics problem. It wou

The good students already saturate the bullshit metrics. We would need a pipeline of way more extra hard high schools, and that's another ethics problem. It would be harder to justify the legacy students then, that's a plus. Also, let's be real, jobs are too moronic for all this. The American economy is a joke that doesn't deserve a more vicious rat race, and that's all we'd get from this. There's no "talented (10^-n)the" way out of our current predicament.