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Introduction
Origin Story
Meme Vault
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USER GUIDE
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Markets
Social accounts
Wikipedia
URL Market
FAQ
Is Ideamarket a prediction market?
Is Ideamarket a popularity contest?
Where's the underlying value?
What's the use of measuring "perceived" truth?
Do tokens provide special rights?
What if content I bought votes for gets deplatformed?
PHILOSOPHY
Future epistemology (Ribbonfarm)
Summary of hypotheses
Incentives
Why no shorting
How to create a market signal for Trust
Bullshit recapture technology
Mirroring the world brain
Heat Death of the Infoverse
Increasing population-scale comprehension
Journalism must become the trust-earning business
Exit the intellectual mafia
An Open Letter to Revolutionaries
Ideamarket Art
Does Ideamarket "measure truth"?
Fundamental value of information
Hole-in-the-wall Justice
The Master of Duh
Due Diligence for Concepts
ecosystem
Browser Extension (v2 coming soon)
Index funds
DAOs
Contracts
Quantstamp Audit
Overview
Bonding curve
IdeaTokenFactory
IdeaTokenExchange
InterestManager
IdeaTokenVault
MultiAction
IdeaTokenNameVerifier
Legal
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Summary of hypotheses
Ideamarket is an experiment to test these hypotheses:
1.
Truth exists.
2.
Truth has value.
3.
Truth is uncertain.
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Everyone needs to trust someone.
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Trust is a scarce natural resource.
6.
Markets allocate scarce natural resources between parties with conflicting interests.
7.
"Rationality is risk management." (Taleb)
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People cannot be persuaded against their will.
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A profit motive makes people more willing to be persuaded.
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Truth is universally good, and unites people.
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If Ideamarket replaces corporate media as the arbiter of credibility, the problems it creates will be preferable to the problems we face today.
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