Post Tagged with: "Alan Hall"

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  [Article] Negative Social Mood Has Increased Political Polarization on Both Sides of the Pond

  The July 2016 Socionomist looks at the polarization that’s dividing people on both sides of the Atlantic.
   
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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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  Alan Hall: Political Fragmentation: Why Now? Part Two

  This is Part Two of our interview.
   
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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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  Alan Hall: Political Fragmentation: Why Now? Part One

  Alan Hall explains why societies on both sides of the pond seem to be splintering — and what’s coming next.
   
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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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  Learn What Hitler, Stalin, The Holocaust, And Hiroshima Have In Common

  Learn more about Alan Hall’s journey to studying social mood and how it shapes negative — and positive — events.
   
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  [Article] Olympic-Sized Troubles in Brazil

  The nation of Brazil is in turmoil, and the timing couldn’t be worse. Social mood is playing in Brazil’s upheaval.
   
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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.