Discover the trilogy that begins with markets and ends with reality. Explore how three books reveal one idea unfolding across finance, complex systems and the universe.

Episode 6 of The Universe is a Verb reveals how to live, adapt, and thrive in a world of constant change, where process matters more than certainty.

Episode 4 of The Universe is a Verb reveals why complex adaptive systems have no fixed size, only changing states shaped by emergence and interaction.

Episode 3 of The Universe is a Verb explores why reality has no basement, revealing how physics, biology, and markets dissolve into process.

Episode 2 of The Universe is a Verb explores David Bohm's rheomode, revealing how language shapes perception, reality, and financial markets.

Episode 1 of The Universe is a Verb asks why the universe is not infinite, revealing a radical new view of reality, emergence, and complex adaptive markets.Episode 1 of The Universe is a Verb asks why...

When Small Things Become Unstoppable How Brian Arthur’s most dangerous idea explained why markets trend, and why the profession tried to bury it In 1983, W. Brian Arthur finished a paper that he belie...

The Convergent–Divergent Spectrum The striking feature of financial markets is that two opposing forces, those that oppose the prevailing move and those that amplify it, coexist permanently. The stati...

The Question Something is wrong with the model. This series finds what. On a single day in October 2008, the S&P 500 fell by a magnitude that the standard model of financial markets said should not oc...

Most traders think of crisis events as rare interruptions in an otherwise stable world. The language reinforces this belief. We speak of crashes, panics, and shocks as if they sit outside the norma…