How well can you predict what everyone else will think?

One of my favorite parts of Court of Strangers is that before you can see how everyone else voted, you have to do two things:

Make your own judgment.

Then predict how everyone else will vote.

Those aren't always the same thing.

You can be completely convinced you're right while also expecting most people to disagree with you. Or you can think you're obviously in the majority and then be surprised when the verdict is revealed.

Court of Strangers is live on the web now and I'm getting ready to launch it here on Product Hunt.

If you try a few cases, I'm curious which is harder: deciding what you think or predicting what everyone else thinks?