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This is why I never really bought into the ideas of betting markets being reliable indicators of truth. In theory, I guess it could work, but the theory seems like it would need a lot of embedded assumptions like widespread participation, unlimited liquidity, and linear utility.

But the reality is much more complex, with illiquid markets, limited participation, and weird non-linear utility functions.

What about being better indicators, rather than reliable?

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I'm all on board for their usage as predictive indicators just not as adjudicators of truth

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