I ran 80,000 simulations, and nobody changed their mind. time to up our mindchanging game

Hold my beer

vitalik.eth That's what we're building in the Negation Game: a market for defensible ideas. Think SchellingCoin on a graph of ideas (nodes) and negations (edges): the Schelling point is how defensible you think the idea is. Would love to get your eyes on it

It's been 10 years since Vitalk last posted about futarchy odds on infoFi's success just shot up Polymarket's efforts this election have forcibly shunted the overton window in favor of infoFi and the cost of experimenting in this field has never been lower it's now or never

Wrote my Negation Game InfoFi piece: paragraph.xyz/@nor/info-mark…

Love tracking live science debates by ppl I respect on here. A bit underwhelming when they talk past each other, though... but I blame the medium. No space for engaging with tangents, and no time to go past the first few replies.

Ok, it's time to put my ideas out there in a more structured way. Hear me out: We need a new medium 🧵

One of our guiding principles is breaking the link between ideas and tribes, empowering people to engage with ideas based on merit alone—free from the biases of who endorses them.

thinking of rebranding the Negation Game as Gist Protocol IMO github low-key misappropriated the term for their pastebin thingy wdyt?

Why we think it makes sense to build on crypto paragraph.xyz/@ngi/why-crypto

I voted For Scroll DAO Constitution gov.scroll.io/proposals/1247… We should pass this proposal, I would like to see the process in which this can change. This is my negation game process. play.negationgame.com/s/scroll/ratio…

In a world where we use discourse less, I'm hopeful that a tool such as Negation Game can potentially be an alternative. Any other ideas? There's also a shielded/private voting element that would be beneficial too (assuming ones sticks with a voting based model).

binji Voting in favour/against proposals is a very meh form of Governance. This is a highly volatile situation, so something more like the Negation Game that allows people to debate, learn, and come up with new ideas (while rewarding intellectual honesty) makes a lot of sense to me.