Games
All of them run the same experiment on you. The names come off, the numbers stay on, you commit to a pick — and then everything gets put back and you find out what you actually just did.
The Blind Board
Every prospect from 2010 to 2026, anonymized — no names, no photos, no schools you recognize. You get college production, measurements, and how good their team actually was, and you draft against the real order. At the end the board flips over and you find out how you did against the league. There is a new one every day.
OpenGreenlight
The same trick as the Blind Board, pointed at movies. You see two pitch decks — genre, budget, runtime, release window, the shape of the deal — with every identifying detail removed. You pick the one you would have financed, and then the books open. The data pipeline runs — budget coverage came in around 99% and it has already generated roughly 7,500 matchups. The game itself is what is left to build.