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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Prediction Markets and the First Amendment
Prediction Markets and the First Amendment
Posted in Politics
Tagged First Amendment, free speech, prediction markets, US politics
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There’s a persuasive theory underlying Robin Hanson’s proposal…
… “but we’ll never know how well it works until someone puts it to the test.“ Exactly. Robin Hanson, do act on your proposal —instead of doing blah blah blah. The flaw(s) in the futarchy idea will appear in plain … Continue reading
LinkedIn group for Economists, Econometricians and Statisticians
LinkedIn group for Economists, Econometricians and Statisticians For those who have something in common with economist Mike Giberson… who blogs at Knowledge Problem about energy economics —and has never used prediction markets for that goal (FAIL ).
Posted in Resources - References
Tagged econometricians, economists, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Groups, statisticians
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The multi blog features of WordPress MU will be merged into the standard WordPress software, after which the standard WordPress software will have all the features of MU and MU will be phased out.
“The multi blog features of WordPress MU will be merged into the standard WordPress software, after which the standard WordPress software will have all the features of MU and MU will be phased out.” Excellent. One WordPress installation will be … Continue reading
Google Caffeine upgrades NewsFutures, downgrades the Iowa Electronic Markets.
Google Search versus Google Caffeine for “prediction markets” P.S.: For those who don’t follow Midas Oracle on a daily basis (how dare), Google Caffeine is the future Google Search. UPDATE: The Inkling Markets website goes on page 2, on Caffeine. … Continue reading
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Smarkets.com launch
Smarkets Where is the second part of this video?
We’ve tried the experiment of having the White House occupied by someone with no intellectual curiosity whatsoever. How do you think that went?
I agree with Paul Krugman —for once.
After spending years badmouthing the prediction markets, Niall O’Connor now embraces their core principle —collective intelligence.
Go backward in time to read how Niall O’Connor treated the prediction markets. Here’s the new frontpage of his website: Here’s the frontpage of Midas Oracle: Niall, welcome to the club.
bwin Betting
bwin Betting They don’t say who is writing that blog.
Posted in Betting, Gambling, Resources - References
Tagged Betting, bwin, bwin Betting, Gambling, Open Media
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