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Reply to "If doing research in high school is unfair and puts poorer students at a disadvantage, what extracurriculars are fair?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What about this one? [url]https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/14-year-old-scientist-heman-bekele-on-his-quest-to-fight-skin-cancer-with-soap[/url] Fair or unfair? Rich or poor?[/quote] Connected. The mentor is: Deborah Isabelle she has an MS in Material Science. It's not like that kid read into latest cancer fighting drugs, then read about skin cancer, then experimented between the how effective soap is to the skin cancer. That requires patients that have skin cancer and willing to have a 13 year old without a HS degree experiment on them. This is exactly the fake HS research that the thread is complaining about. [/quote] I don't see your logic. So poor disadvantaged high school kids can't have mentors? How'd you assume that kid didn't read into latest cancer drug development? Where it says they conducted experiements on patients? [/quote]
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