Traditional metrics

Traditional metrics in general knowledge refer to established methods for measuring and evaluating information, skills, or performance in various fields. Examples include scores on standardized tests, years of education, or experience levels. These metrics help assess how much knowledge someone has or how well they perform tasks. While useful for comparison, they may not capture a person's full capabilities or understanding. In essence, traditional metrics provide a structured way to gauge knowledge and expertise, but they should be viewed as part of a broader picture that includes practical skills and real-world application.