
Will archaeologists discover an artifact related to a myth about George Washington before 2-25-2009?
)Background information: Many myths surround the first US President George Washington. Two of the most popular include chopping down a cherry tree and throwing a coin across the nearby Rappahannock River. When asked about the cherry tree, he allegedly said, "I cannot tell a lie."
The latest announcement was made just before Independence Day. This market is scheduled to settle just after Washington's Birthday. If an announcement is made that an artifact is found, this market will be settled at that point.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-sci-george3-2008jul03,0,4764772.story
http://www.fredericksburg.com/News/FLS/2008/072008/07032008/392137
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Artifact found that proves a myth |
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Artifact found that may prove a myth |
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Both of the above |
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More announcements made, no artifacts found |
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No announcements made before February 25, 2009 |
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Suspend date: Mon 23rd Feb 2009 9pm PST (11 weeks to go)
Initial likelihoods: Artifact found that proves a myth: 5%, Artifact found that may prove a myth: 10%, Both of the above: 5%, More announcements made, no artifacts found: 40%, No announcements made before February 25, 2009: 40%
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Suspend date: Mon 23rd Feb 2009 9pm PST (11 weeks to go)
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