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Think tanks that talk about prediction markets should walk the walk, as should institutions that laud the rigors of the market generally.

Written by Chris F. Masse on April 27, 2008 — Leave a Comment

Dixit Mike linksvayer, last year.
Once again, Mike Linksvayer is right on target.
This guy is incredibly pertinent.
Mike is one of my best sources of inspiration.
Thanks to his two posts linked above, I’ll refine an idea of mine I’ve gotten recently.
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One day, I’ll offer this vegan some box of foie gras, to thank him. Or maybe frog [...]

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Libertarian baiting

Written by Mike Linksvayer on December 13, 2006 — 9 Comments

CFM hated it when Peter McCluskey wrote:
What many of us want from prediction markets bears more resemblance to the products of think-tanks than it does to any other institution that I’m aware of
But this reminds me of something. When has a pro-market think tank ever subjected its policy recommendations to market evaluation? Never, as far [...]

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