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    Despite the ethical concerns associated with prediction markets, they’re growing rapidly and that may be, in part, based on the transactional behaviors of our leaders.

  • Hands holding a crystal ball.

    Until questions about prediction markets get serious answers, they will keep doing what they do now: dressing up a private benefit in the language of the public good.

  • Dice. Computer screen showing risk, chance, investment, speculation trading. Blurred background with person sitting at desk with computer. Image generated with AI by Chopang.studio via Adobe Stock.

    Before we embrace prediction markets as harmless fun or even a socially beneficial trend, we might pause to raise a deeper question: What habits are we learning, and fostering, in betting on our collective future? And what kind of people do these markets train us to become?