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Depth by readiness

Also called Protective gate.

Gating the depth of material on evidence of a person’s own experiment rather than on information consumed, time elapsed, or money paid. The rejected proxies share one property that explains their appeal, which is that each is measurable without the person’s participation, and each therefore certifies something other than the capacity it stands in for.

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