Imagine two people are exactly identical in math/probability skills, its just that one of them made USAMO, while the other accidentally bubbled incorrectly and missed out.
Would the person who made USAMO have any advantage over the person who didnt? Such as easier time getting an interview? More leeway during the interview if he gets a question wrong?
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