8 master theses. 39 granular sub-theses. Anchored to public, verifiable sources. Probabilities move as evidence arrives.
Each sub-thesis says what has to happen for it to count as resolved. Only facts after 7 May 2026 count — the day the system started watching: a thesis whose criterion was already met before then is reformulated, not resolved.
7 sub-theses
5 sub-theses
4 sub-theses
6 sub-theses
5 sub-theses
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3 sub-theses
5 sub-theses
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Two further rules correct known biases, and both are automatic: a sub-thesis that goes more than 30 days without a signal drifts a little closer to its base rate each day, because nothing happening is information too; and a source that in 30 days almost never contradicts any thesis adds at most three points to a thesis; what is left over is recorded and not applied, because a source that only confirms is not evidence, it is a sampling bias.
It is not a forecast. It is not a recommendation. It does not replace your judgment. The model is an instrument: it shows the structural state of variables that compound across decision horizons.
Published predictions carry dates and remain public. Annual Brier-score audit against forecasting baselines.