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But, to put it politely, Motty was markedly less successful when he predicted things like the possibility of England winning or retaining possession of the ball for longer than about six seconds.

Noted futurists like Arthur C. Clarke and Carl Sagan got a lot of things right when they predicted things like genetic splicing, transatlantic communications, the Internet.

The IoT can predict things like emerging neighborhoods, where stores will likely be built, and the tracking and usage of equipment that can give real-time heat maps on the economy and growth.

And there are internal prediction markets, usually run inside companies, that try to predict things like product sales, launch dates and political events that have important business ramifications.

Briq's software can predict things like the success of individual projects, where demand for new projects is likely to occur and how to connect data around construction processes.

But prediction markets haven't, for the most part, been used to try to predict things like the fall of the Soviet Union, and so it's not clear whether a market would really be able to foresee events that represent a dramatic break with the past, rather than an evolution from it.

How could markets possibly be able to predict things like where a hurricane will strike?

And then we're trying to make algorithms that go from neural activity to accurately predict things like perceptual [INAUDIBLE].

Sure enough Twitter moods sometimes seem to predict things like stock market trends and movie box office revenues.

But they're bad at predicting things like who will be the next Supreme Court nominee, as that depends on the whim of the President.

"But if you ask about governments, I am not sure people would like them to predict things like religion or sexuality, especially in less peaceful or illiberal countries".