Science

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  New Zika guidelines are out – have you seen them?

  The CDC recently released new guidelines regarding the Zika virus.
   
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  A Socionomic Study of Eugenics: Will You Make the Cut?

  Alan Hall reveals how the large mood fluctuations shaped the eugenics movement in America and abroad and how it not only changes people’s valuation of financial and other assets — it changes how humans value others. Hall puts the pieces of the puzzle together and makes a startling forecast for a resurging ideology most believe to be dead.
   
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  Still Early in a Season of Susceptibility

  We found that major epidemics of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries tended to occur near the end of severe or extended declines in stock market indexes.
   
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  Zika: What Socionomics Tells Us About Timing of This Outbreak

  Alan Hall talks about the correlation between epidemics and social mood.
   
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  Exploring Socionomic Causality in Social Health and Epidemics

  Stock market indexes should be valuable leading indicators of changes in public health
   
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  What Does The Stock Market Have to Do With Health?

  Alan Hall presented his research connecting declines in stock market indexes to infectious disease outbreaks.
   
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  Scandal, Corruption, Recession, Disease… and the Olympics!?

  The newly published April 2016 issue of The Socionomist highlights the current chaos in Brazil.
   
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  A Natural History of the Wave Principle’s Manifestations

  In this 9-minute clip from the presentation, Alan explores the Wave Principle’s influence in the evolution of the universe.
   
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  [Article] An Elliott Wave Perspective on Scientists’ Calls for the Biggest Top of All Time

  Three centuries of stock market prices are not the only growth patterns regulated by the Wave Principle.
   
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  [Article] Social Mood Trends Signal Low Probability of Measles Epidemic in the US, Higher Probability of Ebola Resurgence in Africa

  Will measles become a serious epidemic in the US? What’s next for Ebola in West Africa?