>We’ll its because you actually trust the design and learning of Halo better than you trust the design and learning of that Algebra class. I don't agree with t

>We’ll its because you actually trust the design and learning of Halo better than you trust the design and learning of that Algebra class. I don't agree with that logic. I'm pretty sure the real reason is that people typically don't care about someone's halo skills the same way an employer might care about algebra skills. If that person wanted to become a professional halo player, they would certainly need to pass some form of test or prove their ability in additional ways.