| ▲ | oliculipolicula a month ago | |
Looks like we were both paying attention to boomer versus millennial (genZ?) takes on the Caltech honor code. I then swiped the vector embedding:
Had directionality withheld from the machine so I read:
Caltech exams are default out-of-spec, genZ's sadism is boomer's imagineering (it's nice to flip the Girardian scapegoat script on its head, what does that look like with take home exams.. ? Partial answer: gradstudent demos "how it's supposed to be done" 1s postexamUndergrads --both proud and "pragmatic"-- then get to be shamed but grad "proctor/circus-animal" doesn't get the praise, though the pity gets muted ) Generalize this to a nonviolent, admin-has-skin-in-the-game way to preempt schoolyard bullying (In America is it more common to get bullied by juniors? In Japan and Switzerland-- at least pre-Freedom-Fries immigration crisis-- that seems to be the case) >Perhaps it’s because I’ve seen what happens when the situation quickly turns dire https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48128052 (Divine intervention often needed to keep trust->morale pipeline flowing, but this intervention is often violent) | ||