Predicting the Future

This is an experiment in fortune telling. Can you tell the future?
Adatabase is under construction to find out.

The database has a maximum shelf life of one year.
The database will be terminated when the number of records exceeds 1000.
The database will be terminated if the number of entries = lack of interest.
Once finished, a summary will be made available as a web page or download.

Database Rules

• No cookies.
• You may enter personal information, but it's not required.
• Nasty language will be purged.
• Trivial entries will be purged:
• "There will be a tomorrow."
• "It will be dark at midnight."
• End-of-world predictions won't be accepted.

How it Works

Here's what you can do:

1. Fortune Tellers: Make a prediction.
2. Historians: Verify a prediction.
3. Students: Analyze predictions.
4. Curious: Watch the parade.

Why do it?

Everyone finds a reason to do something. Here are things to consider:

Don't do it

• The future may be bleak and depressing.
• You will be dissected by government agents.
• People who can really do it might not be able to access it.
• You can't change the future by predicting it.

Do it

• You can change the future by predicting it.
• Find out what will happen.
• Rid the world of superstitious flakes.
• Rid the world of narrow-minded skeptics.

Surfers

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