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  [Video] Alan Hall’s 2013 Summit Presentation

  Alan Hall spoke at the Social Mood Conference on April 13, 2013. Watch Hall’s full presentation, “A Socionomic View of Epidemic Disease,” which includes a fascinating description of the bear market that led to the most important paradigm shift in the history of medical science. Alan Hall is a researcher […]
   
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  [Video] Interview with Robert Prechter: Socionomic Causality

  Robert Prechter introduces socionomic causality with Gregg Early of MoneyShow.com.
   
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  [Video] Interview with Robert Prechter: Extreme Optimism Has Consequences

  Matt Welch from Reason TV talks with Robert Prechter about his theory of social causality, socionomics.
   
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  [Video] Why Are Incumbents Getting Kicked Out All Over the Place?

  Watch Matt Lampert explain the socionomic answer to why major elections all over Europe have gone against the norm.
   
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  [Video] Beware the Moody Market – A Video Interview with Steve Hochberg

  EWI’s Chief Market Analyst and Financial Forecast editor Steve Hochberg sits down with Tim Bourquin from the Money Show to talk socionomics.
   
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  [VIDEO] Forget about the Presidential Polls, It’s All About the Stock Market

  Watch Robert Prechter’s interview with Yahoo! Finance Breakout host Jeff Macke.
   
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  [Video] Socionomics: A New Perspective on Social Causality

  The topic of “The Future” has always fascinated humanity. But results consistently show that the practice of Futurism is deeply flawed. What is the error in the usual approach, and is there a better alternative?
   
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  [Video] Prechter on Neurobiology: Fighting, Fleeing, Flocking, etc.

  Prechter’s socionomics explains how and why our brains make it so hard to buy low and sell high
   
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  [Video] Robert Prechter: Social Causality Is Not Physics

  Robert Prechter explains socionomic causality, the components of social mood and why the stock market is a leading indicator of economic change. From his July 2010 presentation at the World Futurist Society.
   
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  [Video] History’s Hidden Engine – Why Nations Go To War

  Trends in the stock market may first seem like an unlikely gauge of national aggression or tolerance, yet a close look at how bull and bear markets relate to war and peace makes this case surprisingly compelling.