What strange thing happened when they tested the system at Exborough?
the kids started confessing to the cameras - they loved the cameras and loved being watched
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Who were the creators of the score?
Sherry Potter and Nathan Klein
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What did they believe were value systems of the poor that reinforced lack poverty?
high drop out rates, high birth rates, short term gratification (buying stuff they couldn't afford)
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How do Potter Klein justify the score being different than SATs?
you can't game it, it gets smarter from feedback, it's smarter than people, it's not about what you do, but about who are you
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What was the name of the town Imani grew up in?
Somerton
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Who disappeared under suspicious circumstances?
Sherry Potter
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What is the motto of Score Corp
A more perfect humanity through technology
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What did Potter-Klein argue was the problem with SATs
it could easily be gamed - wealthy people have access to more resources so they can more easily get higher scores - rich could pretend their children were gifte
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Where did they first test the scored system
in a youth prison in Exborough
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What are the SATS in the US?
standardized tests to get into college in America
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What does Nathan believe about privacy?
It's a modern invention - there is no need for it and actually we need community - he calls it the fetishization of privacy
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Why did the Potter-Kleins create the score?
because they believed a failure of technology lead to an increase of poverty
