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  Want to Make Data-Driven Business Decisions? The Data Ain’t the Problem

  Discover insights you can use to make socionomically superpowered decisions with your business data in this excerpt from the July 2022 issue of The Socionomist.
   
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  Should We Stay or Should We Go?

  Discover insights you can use to make socionomically superpowered decisions with your business data in this excerpt from the July 2022 issue of The Socionomist.
   
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  Why the Spirit of ’68 is Alive in 2020

  Many cultural observers have noted the parallels between 1968 and 2020: protests, a pandemic, a contentious presidential election, a fierce stock market rally and a historic space launch. But the question remains: why are these two years so similar?
   
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  How to Withstand the Siren Song of a Market Rally

  Dramatic rallies go hand-in-hand with dramatic bear markets. The psychology behind bear market rallies is powerful and tempting, seducing investors to fall feverishly back in love with the market at just the wrong time…
   
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  [Article] Attacks on Successful Corporations Accelerate

  In the past, society’s appetite for knocking big, successful companies off their profitable pedestals has been a useful harbinger of the trend of social mood — and consequently, the stock market. That appetite seems to be growing again.
   
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  “The Trade War Is Rocking the Markets,” and Other Myths Exposed

  We deconstruct some of the most prominent explanations du jour for recent news and stock market action.
   
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  Stocks & Sex: Revisited

  Do recessions diminish couples’ desire to have children?
   
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  The Remarkable Chart Pattern that Preceded Two of Britain’s Most Controversial Exits

  Similarities exist between Brexit and its decision to withdraw from India 72 years ago.
   
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  The Internet Is Evolving an Immune System

  The internet is a product of human behavior, and, much as social mood regulates the health of humans.
   
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  High-Flying Technological Forecasts Are on a Collision Course With Reality

  Positive social mood prompts public excitement about technological breakthroughs. Yet investors beware: When the mood shifts…