Cass Sunstein

I believe that prediction markets have a powerful capacity to aggregate diverse pieces of information, and when designed well, they can predict future events more accurately than individual experts or polls.

As a proponent of simplifying government regulation, I believe that laws should indeed have expiration dates, which are commonly known as 'sunset clauses.' These clauses can force a reevaluation of the law's effectiveness and relevance periodically, ensuring that regulations remain up-to-date and serve the public interest.