This represents my personal opinion, not the views of the SEC or its staff.
If all you have is a hammer...
I read a New York Times article a while ago on econophysics â the use of the tools of physics in economics â that featured the application of seismology to solve the problems of market crises. I can see the twists of logic that led to this approach: during an earthquake things shake around and fall, and during a market crisis things shake around and fall. Seismology predicts the former, so why not the latter?
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Physics Envy in Finance
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