Today, by the way
You will, sometime before lunch, find a coin you forgot about. It will not be valuable, but it will be the right shape for what you need.
A friendly fortune-telling machine from a future that looked exactly like 2006 imagined it would.
You will, sometime before lunch, find a coin you forgot about. It will not be valuable, but it will be the right shape for what you need.
A small administrative task you have been avoiding will turn out to take eleven minutes. You will be unreasonably pleased.
You will return to a habit you used to keep, in a slightly different form. The new form will fit better.
You will receive a message from someone you had begun to feel awkward about. The awkwardness will pass.
A decision that has been pending will be made by someone other than you. You will be relieved.
The thing in the back of the fridge that you've been ignoring will, when you finally open it, be perfectly fine.
The expectations engine consults a small library of plausibilities. It does not predict so much as it suggests — gently, and with a soft drop-shadow.
If a prediction proves wrong, you are encouraged to write to us. We will revise the engine, slowly, by hand, between sessions of doing nothing in particular.