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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2025-26
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<blockquote data-quote="DoNotRedeem" data-source="post: 241639" data-attributes="member: 43525"><p>I score above the 95th percentile every time I do it, it is antithetical to actual critical thinking to have a set of ridiculous rules that don't apply to real multifaceted issues. It is testing your ability to follow a process. I would also add to this that my final year project in a highly theoretical science subject was just recently published, not to brag but because I find the idea that taking a philosophy class and reading books will unlock some form of critical thinking truly present in a ridiculously (and scientifically) flawed test to be simply wrong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoNotRedeem, post: 241639, member: 43525"] I score above the 95th percentile every time I do it, it is antithetical to actual critical thinking to have a set of ridiculous rules that don't apply to real multifaceted issues. It is testing your ability to follow a process. I would also add to this that my final year project in a highly theoretical science subject was just recently published, not to brag but because I find the idea that taking a philosophy class and reading books will unlock some form of critical thinking truly present in a ridiculously (and scientifically) flawed test to be simply wrong. [/QUOTE]
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