"Why Would Putin Want to Nuke Florida?"
by Alan Hall
Updated: May 09, 2018
"I can't believe it."
"Who would have thought?"
"Did you ever think we'd see THIS?"
"I wish I'd seen THAT coming!"
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A war breaks out.
Another ends in a truce.
Whatever it is, any unforeseen change in our society's order can outrage you, shock you, awe you, present you with opportunities and risks. It can leave you searching for answers.
What if you could have the answers -- objective, evidence-based, well-researched answers?
Imagine scrolling through the news, nodding and saying, "THAT makes sense," and "THAT is right on time." Imagine becoming that unusual person who understands what truly drives today's events; who calmly anticipates change; who welcomes change -- to profit by it and to protect others from it.
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The new science of socionomics starts with a simple observation: How people FEEL influences how they will BEHAVE.
At the Socionomics Institute, we look at how the whole society is feeling today – so you can anticipate how society will behave tomorrow. Using various indicators, we track social mood in real time across the globe. You’ll see how changes in social mood shift everything from the songs people want to hear to the leaders they elect; from people’s desire for peace to their hunger for scandals.
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YOUR PATH TO UNLEASHING SOCIONOMICS IN YOUR LIFE
Your Membership Resources Fall Into Three Categories:
THE SOCIONOMIST MAGAZINE
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With hundreds of charts and illustrations, this series introduces socionomics and demonstrates how social mood motivates social events, not the other way around:
The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior (1999) – Learn how history unfolds in form-driven fractal waves. Value: $39.
Pioneering Studies in Socionomics (2003) – See how to apply socionomics in this sweeping volume of revealing case studies. Value: $39.
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