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Help me beating David Pennock
Here is the problematic:
- Midas Oracle is updated many times a day, with interesting stuff about prediction markets, collective forecasting, and other topics. In all logic, the number of Midas Oracle feed subscribers is increasing slowly but regularly.
- Odd Head is updated each time the Catholic Pope contributes to the progress of humanity (that is, [...]
Why is the web traffic surging?
We have one winner and two losers.
The winner: Daniel Horowitz of The Emergent Fool
- Yes, as Daniel guessed it, Google is sending about one thousand people a day on Midas Oracle .ORG, and more than half of that is related to my post about how to download Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s documentary film, HOME. The web traffic [...]
This post is a (also) test.
I am testing the pingback ability. (An anti-spam plugin was wrongfully blocking Midas Oracle, we are looking into this.) Sorry for this post.
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Wanna make money on Midas Oracle?
Chris Masse is seeking business partners to create an Internet agency, an event business, and a popular news blog (fed by prediction markets, of course). If you are interested in becoming rich (or in losing your money), then hit the contact button.
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300 happy people… minus one imbecile
I forgot to tell you that, yesterday, we welcomed our 300th member in the LinkedIn group on prediction markets. We are the #1 networking group in the world on the topic of prediction markets (and collecting forecasting ). Wow. The clownesque conference organizer (who impersonated, on the crappy e-mailing list where he is [...]
Are prediction markets really useful to *you*?
An open letter to Prof Panos about Midas Oracle:
My Dear Honorable Prof Panos,
I am no “stupid“.
As I stated, Midas Oracle will publish both the good and the bad about prediction markets.
The scientific view is indeed that prediction markets should be assessed on long series, and that, indeed, failure is, by essence, in the [...]
Robin Hanson has bugged us over the last week-end to insist we should use the NewsFutures-coined term “collective forecasting”, and guess what I spot as a tagline on his blog.
Doc, eat your own dog food, will you.
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Could prediction markets help solve a crime?
I have been asked many times by Kruijs on HubDub to update people about the prediction markets created about moi. So, here it is. But, first, a little background. Since the beginning of this year, I have adopted a new stance, as you have seen if you follow Midas Oracle. I am much more skeptical [...]
Internet Business Models
I have opened a second LinkedIn group (the first is centered on prediction markets), this time on the topic of Internet business models, and how they differ from the physical world’s ones. Feel free to join moi (I am the only member at the time of writing). Also, you can follow the other Midas Oracle [...]
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