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On your first point, that is easy to measure, no? The effectiveness of the younglings at keeping up? On your second point, I think people care less about other
by godDLL 5y ago
On your first point, that is easy to measure, no? The effectiveness of the younglings at keeping up?
On your second point, I think people care less about other people. That explains how you can be tolerable, no matter what they actually think of your conduct. They don't care.
- xboxnolifes 5y agoHow would you measure it? At least, I don't see what way would be easy.
- godDLL 5y agoTake a group of younglings and a control group. Separate them. Use a script to explain a problem to them, compare questions. Tell them to write down their own description of the problem, compare answers. No?
- xboxnolifes 5y agoIn order to measure effectiveness of keeping up, we would also need something to measure against. I don't think we have past data on the topic, so at the minimum we would need years to see changes over time.
- godDLL 5y agoOr over differently advantaged populations, with a large sample size. Should we not start now, if this is a question worth discussing – it's worth exploring.