Mostly we’ve said that’s a bad idea. I think these prediction markets are saying, “No, it’s a pretty good idea.” There’s some kernel of the conventional wisdom embedded there that it’s more rigorous because the money provides stakes to your bet, and those stakes mean that you believe what you say is true, versus just lying to a pollster . Do you think any of that holds water?
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