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Anyone who actually reads the article can see that this news is entirely pointless. Mainly due to the following snippet : > As a political appointee, Richwine
by erklik 6y ago
Anyone who actually reads the article can see that this news is entirely pointless. Mainly due to the following snippet :
> As a political appointee, Richwine is required to submit his resignation to President-elect Joe Biden, a letter the new administration would presumably be happy to accept. One political observer speculated that the lame-duck appointment was based on the assumption President Donald Trump would win the 3 November election and Richwine would then continue to serve during a second Trump term.
If he is required to resign and will not be a person in a senior NIST post, his posting is nothing to care about at this stage.
From a broader point of view, IQ is a bad measure to select immigrants. IQ Tests might be a good measure (debatable) for academic intelligence but for an immigration system, unless the US only wants academic geniuses, it seems like a bad idea. More broader sense of intelligence i.e. social intelligence, creativity etc are not something that shows up well in these tests.
- runawaybottle 6y agoSure, and people in the arts would be overlooked if we went in that direction. A whole class of people would be, even self taught developers. We need solid holistic process.