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Philosophy of polemus.com In the course of experiences, each person builds a set of thoughts, memories, ideas which underly his judgment and take part of his intelligence. When it is organized and coherent, this knowledge induces faculty to apprehend the future events, with a certain degree of certainty and precision. It constitutes, then, at least implicitly, a theory of the outside world which makes it possible to act and to behave with more effectiveness. How to judge quality of the theories carried by each one among us? For Karl Popper, the scientific nature of a theory was carried by its capacity of being refuted. In other words, a nonrefutable assertion cannot claim to enter Science. In the same way, among the set of the ideas and beliefs of each one, some can be put at the reality-testing. It is enough to extract the predictions from them on the future and, at the proper time to check if those agreed to the real events. In this direction, any person yielding with the play of the prediction is comparable to a scientific theory! Polemus.com is a statistical engine aiming at making emerge the most relevant theories of the world within the community of the Net surfers. It enables them to formulate questions and predictions associated with expiration dates. Once their respective deadlines reached, the predictions are compared with the actual facts, checked by the Net surfers themselves. In this manner, the theories and their authors in adequacy with the course of the events will be emphasized. Polemus.com is a site of discussion, a forum where each one can give his arguments and propose his points of view on the questions and predictions of the others. The controversy is awaited and even encouraged. Thus, following the debates, Polemus.com will make predictions taking account of the best opinions and the most visionary Net surfers. It makes the bet that confrontation of individual thoughts will result in a true collective intelligence. How to use Polemus.com? | Recommended links
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