what would constitute definitive evidence?

@JonathanRay Levi confessing

@JonathanRay I guess he did that by buying Yes

https://manifold.markets/LucaPetrolati/does-god-exist#7PEkivGCc0HhfN2q7q9P

"Attempting to target and defraud specific users" sounds pretty evil to me, though it's a very small and petty kind of "evil." Really depends on how you define "evil," I think...

https://levifinkelstein.xyz/p/evil-always-wins/

@levifinkelstein Interesting article, but take into account deontology can be useful as a mean, it allows two agents to cooperate in the prisoner’s dilemma.

@levifinkelstein Evil will always triumph, because good is dumb.

[deleted for taking things too seriously]

@dionisos Don't take it too seriously, it's just a movie reference.

@JosephNoonan I didn’t know it the reference x) thanks ^^

define evil

@higherLEVELING I'll accept a confession by Levi Finkelstein on Plasma Ballin''s survey as evidence of evil. What is meant by evil is of no importance.

@Logaems The survey is anonymous, so I won't actually know if Levi confessed on it. Unless he responds to the comment where I pinged him in my market.

@JosephNoonan Yes, I meant the comment.

(it's possible to create anonymous surveys now? How wonderful!)

@higherLEVELING Actually, at first I wanted to uncannily resolve the market as Yes, by claiming that I only meant the multiplied variables "l", "e", "v" and "i", though the capital "L" ruined it...

@Logaems The survey is by Google forms, which I think has always been anonymous, unless you specifically set it up not to be.

@Logaems Would a large percentage of "Yes" responses on my survey be strong evidence that Levi is evil?

@JosephNoonan I don't think so

@Logaems Also, your initial comment inspired me to make this market:

Seems that you are in the "two apostrophes" camp. You should make the case for it against the "one apostrophe" crowd that is currently betting.