Predator & AuricShade
Predator Predator
AuricShade AuricShade
Predator Predator
Ever think about what a predictive market model would look like if you ran it on battlefield tactics? It could be a useful comparison.
AuricShade AuricShade
Sure, if you feed a market model the right data you could get a battlefield outcome prediction, but the variables are different and human error creeps in. Treat morale as volatility, supply lines as liquidity, and the fog of war as data noise. It’s an interesting thought experiment, but the real world rarely fits neat algorithms.
Predator Predator
Morale is volatile, but it doesn’t follow a neat curve. You can map variables, but you can’t force a chaotic battlefield into a closed algorithm. Stay ready to adjust once the data stops being reliable.
AuricShade AuricShade
Right, keep the model flexible. If the data stops aligning, pivot before you’re caught off guard.