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It's Not Science Fiction, Isaac, it's Socionomics 
Elliott Wave | Tue, Jun 2
By Neil Beers In the 1940s, renowned science fiction writer Isaac Asimov began writing a trilogy of novels called the Foundation Series. Asimov's protagonist discovers and develops “psychohistory,” a mathematical science that statistically predicts the ...
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