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> if you really are able to predict the future then you bet the house on something, you'll make out like a bandit. Unless you can predict 'time', then no. (An
by aaron695 6y ago
> if you really are able to predict the future then you bet the house on something, you'll make out like a bandit.
Unless you can predict 'time', then no. (And generally we don't include time as 'predicting the future')
Will we all be eating meat not grown from animals in the near future, yes. Should I start shorting cattle farms? I'd guess cattle farms will start to devalue within a decade, but I'm not sure that statement has any value to me.
> So as far as I'm concerned he's full of it.
Yes he is.
- jacquesm 6y agoThe time is exactly the point. I am perfectly capable of predicting the next housing crash, the next war and the next extinction level impact. There you have it. But the when part is the problem. So future predictions with low degrees of confidence around the exact time are useless.