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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Social networking tool Spigit goes enteprise prediction markets.
Spigit Read & Write Web Twitter
Posted in Collective Forecasting, Consulting, Exchanges & Markets, Software
Tagged corporate prediction markets, enteprise prediction markets, internal prediction markets, Prediction Market Software, private prediction markets, social networking tools, Software, software for prediction markets, Spigit
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ROBIN HANSON CENSORS A CONTRADICTOR.
As I undertand it, Robin Hanson has deleted a comment from “Dan” (someone who sided with Eric R. Weinstein), for the simple reason (to be confirmed) that Dan’s comment was 900 words long —much longer than the 500-word limit that … Continue reading
Inside Venture as an alternative to IPOs.
- Inside Venture – Bloomberg
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Finance
Tagged Finance, Inside Venture, InsideVenture, IPOs
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IBM = a bunch of idiots
They license this video with Creative Commons ["CC" is for closed caption], and they don’t allow me to embed it in my blog. And when I click on an external web link on their site, I am treated with a … Continue reading
The best Internet strategy
Give something away. + Give them a reason to buy something else.
Posted in Business & Economic Models
Tagged Business & Economic Models, Internet Strategy
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They love coding too much.
- The people that Robin Hanson expelled from his blog are coding their own blogging software. – As for Our Master Of All Universes, he codes his own WordPress theme (overcomingbias.com/wp-content/themes/overcoming-bias/) and inserts his own hacks into it. UPDATE: Robin … Continue reading
Professor Richard Wiseman misunderstands both the (real) wisdom of crowds and the (hypothetical) mechanism of precognition.
Professor Richard Wiseman (from the University of Hertfordshire) does not understand that: – His psychic experiment on Twitter can’t be qualified as harnessing “the wisdom of crowds”, since there is no information that the participants can ever aggregate (since they … Continue reading
Posted in Collective Forecasting, Collective Intelligence - Wisdom Of Crowds, Precognition
Tagged Collective Forecasting, Collective Intelligence, divining, forecasting, future, information, paranormal, past, Precognition, predicting, pscyhic experiments, remote viewing, Richard Wiseman, time, Twitter, wisdom of crowds
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Robin Hanson wants to see only one emerging head —his.
First, Robin Hanson expelled all his co-bloggers (now encapsulated at Less Wrong). And, now, our Master Of All Universes puts that weird comment policy, which basically prevents anyone from stealing his show: Comments: Anyone can comment here, but spam and … Continue reading →