Skeleton Crew - Episode 7 - Discussion Thread!

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'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew' Episode Discussion

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[u/RadiantHC]

Yeah they're basing your entire career on a single test that you take when you're a kid.

No wonder Wim wanted to have an adventure

[u/GoreSeeker → u/RadiantHC]

Reminds me of The Giver; I think that's how it worked in that book

[u/revides → u/GoreSeeker]

I think positions might’ve been just assigned in that, not even tested on

[u/cjm0 → u/GoreSeeker]

in the book i believe they had a council of elders who chose the careers for each child based on their characteristics and personality. the communities were intentionally kept small so everyone knew each other and they were able to make the career designations in a more holistic process.

[u/Deshik2 → u/RadiantHC]

Ye lil bro probably feels like its Wimover regardless if he loses or passes

[u/Agree-With-Above → u/RadiantHC]

Basically, like Singapore, China, Korea... or any modern Asian country

[u/StephenHunterUK → u/RadiantHC]

It was something of a real-thing here. Called the 11-plus.

[u/Blackpowderkun → u/RadiantHC]

Not alot of career options on an isolated planet.