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The issue seems to be what is considered warranted/justified.

The issue seems to be what is considered warranted/justified. Legal vs Moral If the rules/procedures/expectations are well defined, one will attain a great rate of success simply by virtue of having a system which can be predicted ( failing candidates early, prior to submission ). This doesn't mean that the system is a rubber stamp, simply that it is reasonably consistent and that the expectations are clear. This view of rigor/justice contradicts perhaps a common sense understanding which could be rephrased perhaps along the lines of 'should this be warranted/justified?' It is frustrating perhaps as a result of this mismatch. How many people are denied marriage applications? Yet, recently with Marriage Equality...

Posted by lesmiserable on Jul 1, 2015, 4:56 AM

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The issue seems to be what is considered warranted/justified.

lesmiserableJul 1, 2015, 4:56 AM

The issue seems to be what is considered warranted/justified. Legal vs Moral If the rules/procedures/expectations are well defined, one will attain a great rate of success simply by virtue of having a system which can be predicted ( failing candidates early, prior to submission ). This doesn't mean that the system is a rubber stamp, simply that it is reasonably consistent and that the expectations are clear. This view of rigor/justice contradicts perhaps a common sense understanding which could be rephrased perhaps along the lines of 'should this be warranted/justified?' It is frustrating perhaps as a result of this mismatch. How many people are denied marriage applications? Yet, recently with Marriage Equality...

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