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Reply to "$24 billion NYC public schools only accepted 7 black students (of 895) to top magnet high schoool"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since in the end effort accounts for much more success than underlying potential, it seems like we should be aiming to target the hard workers, frankly. [/quote] In what world is that true?[/quote] In most of free and capitalistic Planet Earth. Certainly not in Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, and many other sh*tholes.[/quote] So you'd rather have the surgeon who works really hard but incompetent over the surgeon who is lazy but competent? I can't think of a high-stakes career where it's more important to "work hard" than to actually be capable.[/quote] Exactly many great engineers are lazy, they will spend a whole year designing something to make their life easier. A family friend was so annoyed by turning a pepper mill he invented the electric pepper mill... live in nantucket... never worked again, very lazy.[/quote] 1. Nobody becomes an engineer if they are truly lazy. 2. Yay....let's extrapolate one irrelevant anecdote to validate the idiotic premise. [/quote] You don't know many engineers do you.[/quote]
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