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I’m not a very big fan of the Nobel Prize, pretty much for the same reason that I’m not a big fan of the Pulitzer Prize, and other such "international" awards. (In the case of the Pulitzer, its being international is a misconception.) Whatever veneration we feel for these accolades is an offshoot of colonial brainwashing. A contest is a contest, period. Sometimes the winners are terribly good, sometimes they aren’t. Although the Nobel is not strictly a contest in that the winners are evaluated on account of a lifetime’s work, the same principle follows.
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