Is OP really suggesting that to get Level 1, you need to do all those things? (I think the quote kind of suggests that.) I think a lot more reasonable approach (and one I thought OP was advocating) is to just measure Levels separately for each skill.
This looks pretty clear to me, though it is noted as “what I [the OP] think”:
2. A level is indivisible, you don’t get moral whuffie points for doing half of the tasks. 3. The only exception is that some people may opt to try for Level 1 No Physical, so they don’t have to meet the Strength and Endurance requirements. (In university we had a saying that “sports is the only test you cannot cram in a weekend”.)
Hmm, you are right. It’s just that kind of system makes no sense to me. Not everyone needs or wants to learn programming/chess/etc..., which I guess was your original point. :)
Is OP really suggesting that to get Level 1, you need to do all those things? (I think the quote kind of suggests that.) I think a lot more reasonable approach (and one I thought OP was advocating) is to just measure Levels separately for each skill.
This looks pretty clear to me, though it is noted as “what I [the OP] think”:
Hmm, you are right. It’s just that kind of system makes no sense to me. Not everyone needs or wants to learn programming/chess/etc..., which I guess was your original point. :)