Recording History Before it Occurs

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The future has been a mystery for as long as mankind has been able to question it. Psychics and fortunetellers have made money predicting future events for thousands of years. In fact, predicting the future has been a major profession since the earliest humans. Whether you believe that spirits, gods, or some other force can reveal the future or not, you might be interested to know that at least one group is attempting to predict the future with math.

Recorded Future is a Boston area company that attempts to predict the future using patterns, statistics, and probability. Their team is made up of people from various fields, such as Computer Science, Linguistics, Engineering, and Technical Business. Many team members have PhD’s and are recipients of many prestigious awards, such as MIT’s TR100.

Using events that have occured in the past, along with probabilities and calculations, Recorded Future attempts to give an educated guess as to what will occur in the future regarding almost any subject. The theory is that future events are, to large extent, the end effect of past events leading up to them. By observing and evaluating these events, Recorded Future predicts probable future events. And, according to members of Recorded Future, they have a solid record of success.

Recorded Future offers plans for companies for specific information and regular updates, but you can also get general information about topics for free by e-mail. Maybe the future is less of a mystery than it has been built up to be. Now it might even be available to be sent to your e-mail, free of charge!

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