It's interesting to me because it's just hard to get my mind around the idea that people are true believers in that kind of campaign stuff. I've seen studies showing that people's beliefs get a lot more reasonable when you offer a cash reward for accuracy, and I think of the bets as being something like that. I notice that a lot of times just offering the bet causes people to start backtracking (like the follow-up offer to rob).
I'd offer anyone a bet that inflation is coming down a lot (I actually think getting all the way to 2% again is going to be tough, but for people who think there is something structural that caused the big jump from June to June, they should expect more very high numbers). I'd bet against impeachment. Not sure about a coming recession because the Fed is tightening hard and it's easy to go too far. I think it's around even odds in the next year. I think crime will continue to come down. Might be someone willing to bet against that (again, if you blame politicians for the 2020 jump, and they're still in power, you shouldn't expect it to be fixed). Too early for this, but I think people are greatly overestimating RDS politically. What are some other areas where we might see differing predictions?