Can we learn something about markets from noticing how people “forget” things? Over a hundred years ago, some basic research into human psychology laid some important groundwork. Which we rip through, helped by our A.I. accomplice (research helper).
This is a neat bit of research because it points out one of the more promising branches of A.I. deployment. Namely, how humans can find a great deal of “tillable soil” by focusing less on silver bullet (singular) solutions (to all that ails us). Instead, we hope there’s much more to be “deep learned” from exploring interdisciplinary contexts and learning templates.
Also today, the ChartPack looks at how the Day After Biden worked out in markets. Not much grieving, by the look of it. But the Ebbinghaus/Ure work has thrown off a very useful work product – a new way of looking at markets – in the ChartPack…
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