Why would the latter follow the former? What does memorizing the words in an entire dictionary (not even the meanings, just the spelling of the words themselves) have to do with being a high-performing doctor, lawyer, etc.?
It may well be that the hyper-focus on rote memorization that the bee is known for now will lead to reduced outcomes. Rote memorization just isn't that important of a skill in modern society.
Commitment to a years-long slog of seemingly endless and pointless repetition and stressful competition? If that doesn’t scream doctor/lawyer I don’t know what does.
For that and other obvious reasons, Scripps is unlikely to open the word list to include any and all nonsensical jargon.
What would you consider nonsensical jargon? Jargon is jargon because it makes sense to those in that particular profession (medicine in this instance) but not to those outside it. Jargon that doesn't make sense to those who are using it is just fiddle-faddle.
This is nonsensical.
It is a type of silicosis, and has been around since 1935.
> artificial long word
> coined by the president of the National Puzzlers' League as a synonym for the disease known as silicosis
Nonsensical.