>If you want them to be trustworthy, you trust them.

sure, but it seems exceptionally silly to continue to blindly trust them when a sizeable portion of them admit to not being trustworthy

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matthewdgreen 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Most of us have done something stupid once in our lives. That does not mean we do stupid things all the time, nor does it mean that we didn't learn from the experience. The goal of school is to help immature young adults grow into mature ones.

	▲	john_strinlai 2 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		>The goal of school is to help immature young adults grow into mature ones. agreed! however, having a proctor that stands in the classroom for your exam does not hinder the growth process, in my experience. (i teach, if thats worth anything to my statement)
	▲	shimman 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Okay and they shouldn't cheat? Why do we always side with the better angels of the elites in America when the elites in America are the literal cause of our misery? If they can't handle having a proctor ensuring they aren't cheating, they're free to go to the local community college.

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