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I have always disliked any kind of speed tests, because that parameter becomes the trivial and over-ruling influence on the outcome ... knee-jerk versus mulling
by 8bitsrule 2y ago
I have always disliked any kind of speed tests, because that parameter becomes the trivial and over-ruling influence on the outcome ... knee-jerk versus mulling. It discriminates against multiple sub-populations, e.g. the very learned, the aged, the ill, and those who hadn't enjoyed a good night's sleep.
- layer8 2y agoI sympathize because I tend to be a slow thinker as well in some ways, but really, how fast one can solve a problem is a feature of how intelligent one is, and bad sleep or illness does decrease one’s ability to think intelligently (and not just in terms of speed).