This time is different, as I make an exception with four books instead of three. I am passionate about life complexity and intelligence, and I believe that there are significant bridges between each of the topics exposed below. One could
The concept of fractal is fascinating. But it is also pretty abstract. If you read papers or books written by French mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot (aka the father of fractals), you may find meaningful things about nature, geometrical properties and even
Early July, I posted an article entitled It is All About Waves – Tech Stocks and The Log-Periodicity Power Law Singularity Model, explaining that for years physicists have worked on intriguing models designed to detect speculative financial bubbles and predict
For years, I have heard fund managers and economists claiming that “a financial crisis is unlikely as long as central banks intervene”. This postulate has been the foundation of the well-known “Fed put”. Stocks should only go up thanks to
Many people claim that economics is not a science. Some of them say that because predictions often fail on the long run, while others think that a human science should not be treated like “rigorous disciplines” such as physics or
“We have control over when, how, and where to plant a seed. Not over what it will become”. Mokokoma Mokhonoana There is nothing new here, but humankind has always suffered from anthropocentrism. If we refer to the Wikipedia page,
“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”Nikola Tesla Last December, I shared a great article published by Scientific American, dealing with the concept of information realism. According to physicist
A few weeks ago, California was hit by two earthquakes. And almost every media covering the event started to speculate about “the Big One”, a catastrophic quake that might shake (and even destroy) the Golden State sooner or later. Surprisingly,