Keeping track of predictions

Wrong Tomorrow tracks predictions made by public figures, and lists whether they turned out to be right or wrong.

At this point, it doesn't have a huge number of predictions, so if you see an well-defined prediction by a public figure that will be proven true or false within five years, please post it.

Link thanks to Aaron Swartz, commenting at Crooked Timber.

Keeping track of predictions

Wrong Tomorrow tracks predictions made by public figures, and lists whether they turned out to be right or wrong.

At this point, it doesn't have a huge number of predictions, so if you see an well-defined prediction by a public figure that will be proven true or false within five years, please post it.

Link thanks to Aaron Swartz, commenting at Crooked Timber.

A good thing from the eulogies

This afternoon on NPR, a senior Republican congressman (I don't remember his name) said one reason Ted Kennedy was a pleasure to work with was that he know so much-- you can't compromise unless you know specifics. If all you've got is bumper sticker slogans, you can't work anything out.

A good thing from the eulogies

This afternoon on NPR, a senior Republican congressman (I don't remember his name) said one reason Ted Kennedy was a pleasure to work with was that he know so much-- you can't compromise unless you know specifics. If all you've got is bumper sticker slogans, you can't work anything out.