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In response to "No matter how identical you want to make them, skin color changes the experience of that person. As I said, you want to live the fantasy. But answer" by pmb

Easy. Kid who's daddy gave a mill shouldn't get in over another with the same qualifications.

Posted by Endor (aka Ender) Dec 10 '15, 16:03

And in the situation I gave where they have identical situation except for the SAT score, they're NOT IDENTICAL. I never said the white kid should get in. I didn't say which kid got the higher score.

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I missed your SAT score portion of your game. My answer in that scenario then is it depends. Is it higher by one point or 100? Degree would - pmb Dec 10, 16:08 4
- TBF, looking back, my phone mangled the SAT difference part pretty badly. -- nm - Ender Dec 10, 16:36 1
  - Well in your 10 point difference scenario that just isn't a statistically relevant difference. That's maybe one or 2 questions difference at most. - pmb Dec 10, 16:55
- Then feel free to sue on donations being a factor. You're the one who brought it into the discussion. -- nm* - Endor Dec 10, 16:14 1
  - You're the one pretending it doesn't exist. You want to create the fantasy that everyone is on a completely level playing field and every decision is - pmb Dec 10, 16:21

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Easy. Kid who's daddy gave a mill shouldn't get in over another with the same qualifications.

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