Dynamic scoring sounds great on the surface, but I agree with the commenters that it essentially allows for "making shit up" to drive an agenda. To make a bett

Dynamic scoring sounds great on the surface, but I agree with the commenters that it essentially allows for "making shit up" to drive an agenda. To make a better case, the CBO or other entity should be making predictions today and tracking how well their prediction panned out in reality. Ideally, there'd be a built-in mechanism of only allowing dynamic scoring when there is > X years of accurate predictions at > YY% and that if the average accuracy dips below that threshold then dynamic scoring is disallowed until it gets back above.