You show a touching level of confidence in the idea that test scores are a useful metric of anything anybody cares about... especially after they're Goodharted

You show a touching level of confidence in the idea that test scores are a useful metric of anything anybody cares about... especially after they're Goodharted into oblivion. Maybe the extreme ends of the ranges are, if you compensate for noise sources. And giving somebody more time on the test may indeed be compensating for a noise source.