[Article] A Historic Extreme in Baseball Emotions
Sports can provide a background for extreme emotions socially expressed.
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[Article] The Fractal Design of Social Progress
R.N. Elliott’s discovery of the Wave Principle fifty years ago was a major breakthrough in sociology. His observations reveal that social psychological dynamics create the same pattern of “waves” in aggregate stock price movement from the smallest to the largest degree of trend.
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