Possibly the best named paper ever. #topkek http://www.jstor.org/stable/6565 pic.twitter.com/tZzDrZWknQ
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Replying to @KirkegaardEmil
I wonder how far modern day affirmative action inductees are from this level. This paper is from 1922, standard were higher back then. Hmm.
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Replying to @KirkegaardEmil
Stanford was originally free and had some interesting special programs IIRC aimed at ppl w/ unusual transcripts.
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Replying to @EvolutionistXX @KirkegaardEmil
I don't think SAT had been invented, and certainly admissions was much mellower b4 heliparents and tiger moms started driving the process
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Replying to @EvolutionistXX @KirkegaardEmil
In short, I suspect Stanford has become way more competitive since then.
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You are forgetting the part where very few people went to university. Huge effect.
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Overall, yes, but at Stanford, prob not. More dumb ppl go to state and local colleges, but competition at high end has gotten intense in...
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Replying to @EvolutionistXX @KirkegaardEmil
past few decades. I have met plenty of ppl who went to top schools who wouldn't get in today. The change is huge.
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Don't read that stuff.
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