This is called Wittgenstein's Ruler.
When people make predictions about the future, it's a lot more informative about their own areas of interest, biases, and knowledge gaps, than about the future...
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Thanks for the pointer!
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U see things as it is
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Yes, but isn’t it so with any pronouncements that individuals make?
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The future will always be the future, never the present
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What is the future of keras?
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The best profile I follow in Twitter.
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"Predictions often reveal the interests, biases and knowledge gaps of the maker, without revealing the future."
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You predict within your foundation of interest
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