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Thanks for the honest question Palish. I have noticed from teaching that if you take a large enough sample the bottom 20 percent always struggle more. These cou
by abbasmehdi 15y ago
Thanks for the honest question Palish. I have noticed from teaching that if you take a large enough sample the bottom 20 percent always struggle more. These could the issues udutu society or some kind of intelligence or disability. I am not going to pretend that I know the answer but there is always the bottom 20 percent that needs, extra help so I think on the grounds of compassion they shall be given extra assistance. I understand your point on meritocracy , however we cannot assume that everybody starts at the same starting line. So from my point of view it is based on the grounds of compassion. Again, thank you for the question.
- JonnieCache 15y agothe bottom 20 percent always struggle more Isn't this a tautology, or am I confused?
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- abbasmehdi 15y agoGood observation Cache. So the point becomes shall we help those who have greater hardships built-in to their paths.