No it isn't - at least, not by your arguments here. Harvard could theoretically scale its operation to select more people of the same quality - or indeed to cre

No it isn't - at least, not by your arguments here. Harvard could theoretically scale its operation to select more people of the same quality - or indeed to create more people of the same quality. No one thinks there are only 1600 people of a given age and a given quality in the world; Harvard could potentially put their imprimatur on more of them, in such a way that didn't damage the value of the imprimatur in people's minds. The author of this piece is asking, why don't they want to use their incredible resources to try?