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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What the article is getting at is that smart people with emotional intelligence go far. Basing that conclusion on Ivy schools is a little reductive however. It's a very outdated metric. There are bright students with a high emotional IQ at all sorts of schools in 2026. But peer group and good manners do matter of course - as they have since the beginning of time. Not exactly rocket science. [/quote] The metric is the concentration of these people. Far fewer in other schools.[/quote] And a critial concentration has be reached to get the effects described in the article. Below that critical concentration, it rarely happens. Ivies are the ones (most likely only ones) exceeding this critical concentration. [/quote]If it’s about a “critical concentration,” why wouldn’t an even smaller school be even better (more concentrated)? And shouldn’t it be possible to quantify and measure the concentration? I’d like to know if, as you suggest, a school that is merely at 99.99% of the “critical concentration” truly gets absolutely no benefit. Because my suspicion would be that things are not as black-and-white as that. [/quote]
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