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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With the same logic, it's also unfair that some kids have higher IQ than others. Eventually the only solution that can make you satisfied is to make TJ admission a lottery. Better nobody studies and nobody works. We all stay at home waiting for the god send us food. As long we study and work, there will be differences. Somebody who's smarter and works harder will have a better performance and therefore it is unfair.[/quote] No. Just don’t prep for certain tests that you shouldn’t prep for. It’s not that hard. [/quote] The very idea of tests you shouldn't prep for is absurd - especially when the test is a determinant of admission to a selective school. Who gets to decide when we should or shouldn't prep, and on what grounds? [/quote] The people who design the tests. Prepping for cognitive tests invalidates the results. [/quote]
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