With the general inaccessibility of college in the US (with AGI, they’re basically pay to play), would Chess or Go be a good qualifier for job mental acuity?
Both can be monitored on the spot and certified by third-party associations.
With the general inaccessibility of college in the US (with AGI, they’re basically pay to play), would Chess or Go be a good qualifier for job mental acuity?
Both can be monitored on the spot and certified by third-party associations.
I disagree that college does that, but different experiences I suppose. If you want to improve college, how does admitting people based on a game improve things?
I’m not admitting people to college based on a game. I’m saying, as far as general education goes, such games demonstrate a pattern of dedication. And would be a perfect comparable skill for those who cannot afford college.
Then they would still fare poorly against those who both excel at chess and have gone to college.
I don’t think that’s how skills work.