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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] please stop assuming that everyone else lives in a data-free or logic-free zone. Discarding this assumption will improve your analysis, because it will force you to accept the assumption of perfect information where it is appropriate, and therefore force you to dig deeper in your theorizing as to why parents avoid Hardy.

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I'd ask you, pp, to not assume that everyone else lives in a data/logic-free zone.   I don't see that assumption in OP's posts and don't live in that zone myself, though I am not an economist.

I also do not assume your 1-2-3 points in your post about what IB Hardy parents know.  I've been followed numerous discussions on DCUM where some of them seemed ignorant about or resistant to knowledge about some or all of those points - using them as reasons not to send their kids to Hardy.[/quote]

Yes but I don't think those are parents who would ever seriously consider Hardy, or they are just trolls who are not IB - either way, their comments really do not matter, because most people who are seriously considering sending their kids to Hardy now or in the not too distant future only have one game theory problem: PD.

Signed,
IB Hardy parent who has known 1,2, and 3 for a few years despite all the nonsense on these threads
like the parent who will never put her child in "any uniform" because the message is we cannot control the kids
tell it to all the outstanding Catholic schools, or tell it to the mountain, but STOP it here - but this poster is not IB I bet[/quote]

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