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"We want fairness. There is no fairness if you do not let us cheat." I can't imagine how people can say it out their mouth. Just like when someone kill, due to
by redbit 13y ago
"We want fairness. There is no fairness if you do not let us cheat."
I can't imagine how people can say it out their mouth. Just like when someone kill, due to fairness you kill too.
I am a Chinese, and I feel shame on this kind of Chinese logic. They use wording like fairness, human right not seek for proper, but their benefit, I have see too much ridiculous in my homeland.
- icebraining 13y agoWell, I'm not Chinese, but I think they're right. Fairness requires impartiality, and they're being discriminated against. The solution should be to implement the anti-cheating measures everywhere, not just in a few schools.
- leke 13y agoI think it's wrong for people to jump on the band wagon. It just adds to the problem instead of making it a minority thing which can be easier to deal with.
- icebraining 13y agoBut is it a minority thing? That doesn't seem to be the case.
- redbit 13y agoThey want the schools allow them to cheat instead of fight for anti cheating system that's the most ridiculous point
- gwern 13y ago> Fairness requires impartiality, and they're being discriminated against. > The relatively small city of Zhongxiang in Hubei province has always performed suspiciously well in China's tough ''gaokao'' exams, winning a disproportionate number of places at the country's elite universities. Last year, the city was cautioned by the province's education department after it discovered 99 identical papers in one subject.
- miguelrochefort 13y agoWhat do you think of the "right to privacy"? Isn't it as ridiculous as a "right to cheating"? I mean, they're both dishonest ways to reach fairness.
- redbit 13y agoI think they are misusing the word "fairness" fairness can have both size, all doing the same or all not doing it both we just usually prefer the wrong side as we know we are hard to change the mind of others