Solve for X: MeritMeter

.@elonmusk, imagine a world where X, fka twitter, assigns a 'meritmeter' to each account, reflecting the accuracy of their past predictions on key events that have shaped our world today.

Using historical data, this AI could review every tweet, assessing foresight in areas typically overlooked by mass media or governments. For instance, the early adopters who endorsed Bitcoin in 2011, foresaw Trump's political trajectory the moment he descended the escalator, predicted the legalization of cannabis before it happened, anticipated the rise of Tesla, or even speculated about RFK's presidential success.

Each account's score would reflect their ability to see beyond the present and accurately anticipate the future. High scores, say 99 or 100, would be given to those who predicted these pivotal moments.

The system would be dynamic, adjusting the scores as new predictions are made and old ones play out. This AI-backed meritocracy would bring to the forefront those visionaries who can truly 'see' the future, rewarding foresight and wisdom instead of popularity or virality.

This concept mirrors the principles of successful hedge fund managers, as explained in the book 'Principles.' Their ability to anticipate market trends and make calculated decisions drives their success.

What if Twitter could do the same for societal trends? It's not just about being right, it's about having the courage to voice an unpopular opinion and being validated by the course of history. Can we make Twitter not just a platform of expression, but a beacon of predictive insight?