1.According to Graham, what reliably tells you that you're facing the first kind of judgement — the kind where judging you correctly is the actual goal?
2.In the national-team example, the selector underestimates the 20th best player and takes the 21st instead. Why does Graham say this still isn't unfair?
3."Most judgements are greatly influenced by random, extraneous factors." What does extraneous mean here?
4.Graham writes that "it matters least to judge accurately in precisely the cases where judgement has the most effect." What makes this true?
5.Why does Graham argue that taking rejection less personally may actually get you rejected less often?