@TobiasVyseri and I are running an Ideological Turing Test on each other, seeing who's better able to predict the other's responses to questions.

I'll give $M$50 to anyone who proposes a particularly interesting question for us to use in this exercise. (Up to a limit of however many questions we end up wanting.) This is most likely to occur for questions that:

• Cover a topic on which we both have enough knowledge to have a meaningful opinion. For example, how we'd react to everyday situations, our answers to philosophical questions, questions about Magic: The Gathering tournament policy, etc.

• Don't cover a topic on which we've had extensive discussion with each other before. (Since we'd already know each other's answers.)

• Are socially apprppriate. (Touching on personal topics is ok, but I'm not looking for askhole-type stuff.)

For each question, we'll each write up our own answer and our best guess at the other's answer. Then we'll reveal all the answers and come to agreement on who was closer. Whoever scores higher wins this market. (We'll use an odd number of questions so there's no tie.)