I can think of many, many good outcomes and not many bad ones. There's a human capital loss if the top math/science students don't get the most advanced training, but not much if we're talking about the social sciences and humanities.https://twitter.com/nils_gilman/status/1012772931829526528 …
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Disagree. Graduates of social sciences & humanities tend to dominate media, publishing, law, politics, & other influential professions. If they're selected by pure merit into top schools, we might get brighter, more rational people in those professions.
I'm sure there's a positive correlation, and I'm sure the correlation is less than 1.
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