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Also high schools. demographics of Thomas Jefferson High School (one of the best in the country) vs. Fairfax county.

I spent decades foolishly believing people didn’t cheat because I grew up around a bunch of Christians. Now, cheating is pervasive. Game theory in action

I spent decades foolishly believing people didn’t cheat because I grew up around a bunch of Christians.

I will just say this: "Christians" is not a wholly uniform population.

Good point. Presbyterians specifically

That's... Not what they are saying.

They are saying, ironically, that claimed membership of that group or belief isn't actually a high trust signal.

I think they meant Christians cheat a lot (or, enough of them do so as to not be a high trust signal).

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