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1/ My latest paper is a mathematical model of "prestige bias": https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.05813 Here's a bit of the back story about where this paper comes from. When I became a postdoc at MIT, I noticed that people started to treat me differently.
V. cool. What’s the closest real-world example to this iterative exam model? (E.g. college selection happens only once.) What processes strike you as closest to Case I vs. Case II? (Feel free to point me to sections of the paper if these Qs are covered there; I only skimmed it.)
I clearly had in mind the process of trying to "make it" in the academic world. Round 1 is getting into college, round 2 is getting into grad school, round 3 is getting a postdoc, etc. But there are probably lots of "professional games" that are like this.
For example, the process of applying for grants: every application depends on your reputation, which is built on past grants, etc.
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