Synthetic Time Travel™
Each simulation stages a decisive moment: a negotiation, a vote, a grant panel, a turning point from history. Watch it play out and see the likely outcome. Then take a seat at the table and try to win the outcome you want.
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Take a seat at the table and try to win the stated outcome. Every scenario is simulated. Points are for the game only; they say nothing about whether a forecast is right.
Today’s challenge ·
Your goal Win the table's support for issuing the proclamation this summer rather than waiting.
At the table
Best: 613 points (people) · 2 attempts
Play it: Persuade Lincoln to issue the proclamation nowNegotiation
Your goal Win agreement on your valuation with no second investor board seat.
Your seat Founder and CEO
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At the table
To win
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Grants
Your goal Win the panel's recommendation to fund your two-year pilot.
Your seat Executive Director, community health nonprofit
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Simulated forecastGenerated imageResolves in 2 days (UTC)Central banks · Simulated forecast
The question Bank of England November 2026: does the MPC change Bank Rate on Nov 5?
Simulated by Claude Sonnet 4.5.
In the simulation's most likely path the MPC holds on November 5 after the last inflation prints; a change sits at 38%, uncalibrated.
Simulated forecastGenerated imageResolves in 27 days (UTC)Energy · Simulated forecast
The question OPEC+ ministerial meeting, late 2026: does the group announce a change to agreed production levels for Q1 2027?
Simulated by Claude Sonnet 4.5.
In the simulation's most likely path the ministers hold production levels for Q1 2027 and Brent slips; a change is 40%, uncalibrated.
Simulated forecastGenerated imageResolves in 36 days (UTC)Central banks · Simulated forecast
The question FOMC December 2026: does the FOMC lower the federal funds target range at its Dec 8-9 meeting?
Simulated by Claude Sonnet 4.5.
In the simulation's most likely path sticky core inflation keeps the Fed on hold in December, with a cut at 40%, uncalibrated.