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The Prediction Record

The record of what we said would happen.

Every prediction Oquendo & Company publishes is entered here on the day it is made, with the base rate it has to beat, the date it settles, and the name of the body that settles it. It is then left alone. A benchmark that publishes only the predictions that aged well is not a benchmark, and the only way to prove we are not doing that is to make the entries impossible to revise once they exist.

The RecordAs of July 23, 2026

0 Predictions published Entered at issue, never amended, never withdrawn.
0 Settled Settle-by date reached and the outcome recorded against the public record.
0 Upheld Settled in favour of the published claim. Upheld plus broken always equals settled.
0 Settlements overdue Settle-by date passed with nothing recorded. This figure must read zero.

A count of correct predictions means nothing without the count of predictions made, and neither means anything without the rate a coin would have achieved. All three are published here, none of them is ours to adjust, and every one of them moves on a schedule set by somebody else.

No prediction has been published yet, and this page will not invent one.

A prediction on this record carries a number: the base rate it has to beat. That number has to be derived from the corpus — from what has actually been observed to happen to objects of the same kind — and the corpus has not yet produced enough settled observations to derive it. Until it has, any figure printed here would be an estimate dressed as a measurement.

We would rather publish a zero. A record that opens with an honest empty page costs us the time it takes to earn the first row; a record that opens with a fabricated percentage costs us the only thing this record is for. The first entry will appear when the corpus can support it and not on any date chosen for its convenience.

What can be said today is what this page will hold: the predicted object, the claim, the base rate, the settle-by date, the settling authority, and — when that date arrives — the outcome, either way. No settlement date exists yet, because nothing has been published to settle.

What a prediction records

Each entry names the object it is about — a dated public promise somebody else has already made, carrying its own settlement date and its own settling authority — and states the claim so that a reader can tell afterwards whether it happened. Beside it sits the base rate the claim must beat and the reference class that base rate is drawn from, because a claim published without one cannot be scored: everything looks like skill when nothing is being compared to it.

Nothing settles quietly

When the settle-by date arrives, the outcome is recorded either way, against what the settling authority published rather than against any account of ours. A settlement that simply never happens would let this page be curated by omission, so a settle-by date passing with nothing recorded against it stops our own release. The overdue figure above is the one that would show it, and it is published for exactly that reason.

Entries are fixed at issue

A published prediction is never edited and never removed. Only its outcome may be attached, once, and that attachment is fixed in the same way. This is enforced rather than promised: each entry carries a digest recorded when it is published, and a changed or missing digest halts our release before anything reaches this page. A prediction that aged badly is the most valuable row here, so it is the one the record is built to keep. Where a published conclusion turns out to have been wrong, the correction is entered in the errata record and the original is left legible beside it.

What this page does not show

It does not show how any prediction is reached. The object, the claim, the base rate, the date, the authority and the outcome are all public and all checkable; the method that produced them is not, and nothing on this page is intended to let it be reconstructed. That is the arrangement: you do not have to trust the engine, because you can score the record it produces. Terms of access are set out under Access; the standing this record supports is described under About.

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