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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was a kid who had a lower SAT score because of HHI. My own kid had Khan and other sophisticated online programs that were free or nearly free. [b]I think the era of SAT = wealth is over.[/b] But talk to me about athletes and legacy before any of the rest of this.[/quote] According to the College Board’s own data, scores are still highly correlated with income. (And if you don’t trust their data, why would you trust their exam?)[/quote] There’s much more variation in income bands than there is across income bands. Smart people generally make more money than stupid people, and since intelligence is highly heritable the children of more well off parents are on average smarter than the children of poorer parents. People don’t like this, but it’s reality.[/quote] Academic eugenics[/quote]
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