>Further, the SAT used to be much harder. In 1991, only nine students scored a 1600, whereas people estimate that over 500 students achieve a perfect score today.
What do these numbers mean? Surely more than 500 students have achieved a 1600 last year
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What about for Quick Takes?
Polymarket has a lot of reputation to lose by incorrectly resolving this market
I imagine that having a “Jesus returns this year” question at 3% affirmative is also not very good for their reputation.
A strategy I have found to be extremely effective for getting your ideas used is to attribute them to others. Then, you can start a disagreement over a minor part of the idea, so people will want to use their slightly varied version. Note that this will only work when others care about the project, and you are fine with not “owning” the ideas you come up with.
No, it is not obvious. That is what my comment meant, that the statistic is unclear