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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

A New Paradigm....

These ideas are already in Play at the Academic Institutional Level....unfortunately Financial Planning and the retail investor are usually 10 -20 years behind...

Einstein commented on the two things.....and a more empirical scientific approach to economics (article)

Equilibrium Economics vs non-equilibrium Economics

"Some people claim that this economics is a special case of equilibrium economics, but actually the reverse is true. Equilibrium is a special case of non-equilibrium and hence complexity economics."

Modern Finance is a Special case of Modular-Finance

Calculus is a special case of Multivarate Calculus...

Classical Probability Theory is a Special Case of Quantum Probability Theory...

as equilibrium theory theory is a special case on non- equilibrium Theory...

Sunday, October 11, 2015

Phishermen, Fiduciaries and the Market for Lemons....

Thursday, September 17, 2015

The Uncertainty Principle

The “uncertainty principle” is one of the major tenets of quantum theory, and human life is rife with uncertainty. http://t.co/ieJfLeHdtF
— MainandWall™ (@MainandWall) September 17, 2015

Radical Uncertainty

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The HALF-LIFE of FACTS

Our world seems to be in constant FLUX With our knowledge changing all the time, even the most informed people can barely keep up. All this change may seem random and overwhelming, but it turns out there is actually order within the shifting noise. This order is regular and systemic and is one that can be described by science and mathematics. Facts change all the time. Smoking has gone from doctor recommended to deadly. We used to think the Earth was the center of the universe and that brontosaurus was a real dinosaur. In short, what we know about the world is constantly changing.

Complexity Science and Economics

Complexity scientists argued that economists needed to start exploring nonlinear dynamic models, path-dependent models by using the mathematics and tools of complexity science. This meant that standard economists needed to rethink their vision of the economy from a static vision in which everything moved to a single equilibrium, to a complexity vision where the parts are in constant FLUX even as the aggregate is in equilibrium, and new patterns are continually emerging. ~ Complexity and the art of Public Policy