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Some people enjoy trivia, tests, etc. It's not just about the knowledge, its about thinking about what the test-writer will ask, and how they will assess knowle

Some people enjoy trivia, tests, etc. It's not just about the knowledge, its about thinking about what the test-writer will ask, and how they will assess knowledge. And the fun of performing under pressure. I have always enjoyed tests. My son does too... Honestly it helps in other pursuits in life where you're evaluated under pressure (like interviewing). So its not a terrible thing.

WarOnPrivacy 3y ago
> it helps in other pursuits in life where you're evaluated under pressure (like interviewing). It depends. It doesn't do much to overcome social challenges. ex: Son #1 studied for nothing but freezes hard in job interviews. Conversely, I've talked my way into a number positions for which I wasn't a good candidate. We've learned that interview-skills are more highly prized than being qualified. Usually far more.