>> turn an ambiguous statement into a well defined one A well-designed series of forms would take away the friction of having some dude come in later and tell

>> turn an ambiguous statement into a well defined one A well-designed series of forms would take away the friction of having some dude come in later and tell a moron what they meant to say. Unfortunately, a form would also deter morons from creating contracts. Ah. But what we have here is a would-be casino operator with a short-term view, who would love to have their site full of contracts, even if they're free-written by morons. God-for-fucking-bid we deter some idiots from starting contracts by making them write down logical rules. Let's get as many idiots as we can! It ain't well thought out. It's not designed to be able to deal with the public. If it makes any impression at all in the media, it will just cast more negative shade on prediction markets, because the people behind it didn't think for a second about how humans fucking work. Actually, they're a prime example of dumbass greed themselves, since they did it as a result of a stupid idea winning a grant to build...a stupid site. Wonderful. GO MAKE SOME BETTER GENETICALLY MODIFIED RICE, YOU OVERPAID LAZY FUCKS.