Roger,
In our village there was an old storey. Two cats caught their 'appam' (a kind of South Indian stuffed rice powder) food. But they want to share their food equally so they approached a monkey. Monkey made a fine trick to share the appam in such a way that to put one big piece in one plate of weighing scale and left the small one in another plate. Since it was not balanced the monkey took the big piece and eats something out of it and try to balance it. Now the balance moved in the opposite direction. Then the monkey took the other share and eats again a portion and the rest put it into the plate. Likewise all appam was taken by the monkey and finally total loss of food to the cats.

So, the real problem for predictors like us in back row, having some stuff is totally damaged by the front end evaluators like you..! So,… "You and the others cause people to dismiss all predictions and thus perish when someone really does predict correctly” (which will not happen until a real evaluator come into the scene).

Shan