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el concepto de meritocracia es un asco
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el concepto de meritocracia es un asco
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Perils of Meritocracies
In 1958, British sociologist Michael Young wrote a dystopian satirical novel called The Rise of the Meritocracy. The book skewered standardized testing and credentialing, imagining how elites could employ them to secure corruptive power. Young’s book was popular but his arrows missed their mark. The novel helped to speed meritocracy’s presence in the zeitgeist, for the public ignored Young’s…
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This is what UK parliament will look like post meritocracy.
Giving Bill Maher the Mark Twain Award. Now, that's laughable.
Meritocracy is a social or political system where wealth, power, and status are awarded based on individual ability, effort, and achievement
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Society loves simple stories.
“If you failed, you didn’t try hard enough.”
Reality is far more complicated than that
Dya ever think about the failure states of a meritocracy?
Another reason we struggle finding good jobs is because people would rather like us on a personal level than for us to be the best at our jobs as long as we are nice people and easy to get along with in general. It’s not enough. Higher ups have to personally like us to want to hire us or give us a promotion
(This is especially true for people who are neurodivergent who may even be better for the job than every other candidate, but because they’re socially awkward they won’t be chosen over someone who is more likable with less credentials… it’s so obvious when clearly incompetent people become managers… in many ways, it is a subtle form of discrimination against people who are ND…)