@CookieMillz@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne I accepted the data presented in a allegedly credible article. I would read through the data if I didn't trust the presenter, and seeing as your objection was sample size, I don't think you actually cared whether I looked at the data
@CookieMillz@RossG555@Cal988776@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne We're looking at overall percentage, if the basis was on external factors, like volunteer service, essays, interview etc, they would have equal admissions rates unless the new argument is that black people and Hispanics only do better on non-test factors.
@CookieMillz@RossG555@Cal988776@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne When looking at admission scores in comparison, no.
A black person scoring at their average rate had a chance of 50% to be admitted.
Whites at the same exact scores had less than 10%
Asain less than 6%
If their scores were at bar, everyone at that level would similar admission
@LadyBugffn@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne They are still practicing medicine without being board certified, and many of these tests are internal which schools have admitted to fudging in favor of lower performing diversity positive students.
@CookieMillz@RossG555@Cal988776@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne Its not about amount of applicants, its test scores and the amounts allowed in based on test scores.
Black applicants were allowed admission on lower scores compared to white counterparts. In an attempt to equal the playing field, they had to lower standards.
@CookieMillz@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne They are rated as credible and even left leaning, my point being they haven't posted the statistical biases they might have had if they had any.
@CookieMillz@RossG555@Cal988776@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne Thats not showing test scores. When you look at the test scores vs acceptance rates in figure i screenshotted for you, its showing lower scores are accepted at a higher rate in black and Hispanic applicants
@LadyBugffn@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne All of that is internal, the national board you're talking about is after you finish your residency, after you've already started practicing medicine.
@CookieMillz@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne I gave you valid data, you just said you won't take it, its not my responsibility to play gofer to find more obscure data you'll deny anyway if it doesn't suit your point
@LadyBugffn@NaziCringe@JakeWol23093207@baayne Schools curving and modifying tests is still exactly the problem. They make it into residency programs, you can practice medicine without being board certified.