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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I graduated a few years ago. My name is actually Italian but a lot of people think it is Hispanic. I checked Hispanic on the application. No one ever "investigated" me. [/quote] So you lied to get a perceived advantage because you weren't confident of your own record and ability to make a strong case for your fit to major? So how were your JHU grades? I hope you're not my doctor or personal wealth advisor or not even real at all (under-bridge-dweller).[/quote] But you're ok with a personal wealth adviser who did need to play the card because otherwise they wouldn't have had a shot? What's the difference? It's not a perceived advantage if it works.[/quote] My point is that if you are real and actually checked a box as a lie then you would be a thin-skinned, sleazy person who only looks out for himself. I wouldn't trust you not to churn my portfolio or steal from me as an investment advisor. And I would question whether you would overrecommend procedures and bill fairly as a doctor. If you are real, I've met people like you and I don't want you handling my business. I'll take it to someone ethical and trustworthy who outcompeted you without compromising. Risk factors in even without emotions. Liars are high-risk people to be around. That's why society judges them harshly when exposed. [/quote]
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