🔢 Dal Numero di Avogadro al Mercato: ✨ La Struttura Nascosta della Realtà 🔮 — Transcript
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- 0:00Okay, I hope I won't ruin your dinner
- 0:06with the numbers that will stick in
- 0:09your stomach all evening. Now, however,
- 0:12however, however, as you can clearly
- 0:15see written here: the weather forecasts
- 0:19are a bit like the things that we are
- 0:22doing this evening. That is, if we have
- 0:25to predict the weather, with all the
- 0:28difficulties we have, and we've managed
- 0:30to make weather forecasts, why not make
- 0:33the same predictions about trading? In
- 0:36other words, about what the future
- 0:38holds for any of the assets that we are
- 0:40currently analyzing. In essence, this
- 0:45poor wretch known as Confucius also
- 0:46used to say exactly this: you must
- 0:48study the past if you truly want to be
- 0:50able to predict the future. Now,
- 0:51Confucius is certainly not the last
- 0:54idiot you might meet on the street, so
- 0:56by observing the universe, he had
- 0:58somehow managed to understand certain
- 1:00things. So we'll also take a bit of
- 1:03inspiration from him. Starting and
- 1:05ending this discussion, we should talk
- 1:09about numbers of course, but first
- 1:12about the universe, what are we trying
- 1:15to do? We have understood that the
- 1:18universe is a sort of large rotating
- 1:20wheel and everything that is attached
- 1:25to the universe are small cogs that
- 1:27therefore, in order to be all attached
- 1:30together to this gigantic cog, must
- 1:32have a characteristic. Just as the
- 1:35large cog turns, all of the smaller
- 1:37cogs turn along with it. Look, for
- 1:40example, in this simulation, the large
- 1:44cog is what the ancients called the
- 1:47chakra, that is, the wheel of the
- 1:49universe. The universe makes only one
- 1:52revolution, it starts and ends with
- 1:55time making only one revolution. It
- 1:58makes two revolutions, it makes only
- 2:02one that began 13.7 billion years ago
- 2:06and will end when the universe is 18
- 2:10billion years old. This is what physics
- 2:13says. If it is true that the photon has
- 2:17a mass of about 10 ^ 54 ^ -54 kg, that
- 2:22is 0.53054, a very small mass. If the
- 2:29photon has mass, in the oscillation of
- 2:33the photon, the photon after a while
- 2:36stops and it takes a long time to make
- 2:40it stop, 10 ^ 18, that is a gigantic
- 2:43number of years. We have done 13.7.
- 2:48This big wheel that the ancients called
- 2:51chakra is connected to many other
- 2:53wheels. Each of us is like a wheel, but
- 2:57we are all connected to one thing, to
- 3:00the basic frequency. The big wheel
- 3:03could be still or it could also be
- 3:05turning, we will never realize it, but
- 3:07all the wheels that are connected
- 3:09together turn at submultiples of the
- 3:11same frequency because that's how it
- 3:13works. But you can see something more.
- 3:17You can see that the four dark wheels
- 3:20turn counterclockwise and the lighter
- 3:23wheel in the middle turns clockwise,
- 3:25that is, the number of rotations, the
- 3:28momentum of a certain number of small
- 3:31wheels and of another number of small
- 3:33wheels in the end must be zero because
- 3:36the universe costs nothing. The
- 3:39universe was created at zero cost. The
- 3:41universe was created at the instant in
- 3:43which matter was created on one side
- 3:45and antimatter on the other at zero
- 3:47cost. You see that in this simple
- 3:52simulation the universe, as if we were
- 3:57seeing it in two dimensions because it
- 4:00has a plane with little wheels that
- 4:03turn, basically has one thing that
- 4:06never changes, its symmetry. There is a
- 4:09center of symmetry that is there in the
- 4:10middle that always remains the same.
- 4:12That is, many little things that move
- 4:14to the right and many other little
- 4:16things with an equal mass that move to
- 4:18the left. It is called CPT symmetry,
- 4:21charge parity and time. This thing here
- 4:24allows us to say something fundamental
- 4:27that we can recalculate immediately in
- 4:29trading. Everything that happens is
- 4:33connected to something else. Everything
- 4:36that happens has its own repetitive
- 4:39frequency because the wheels repeat
- 4:42themselves over time. Over 10 to the
- 4:45power of 18 GB years, billions of years
- 4:48, the smallest wheel will repeat itself
- 4:51billions and billions and billions of
- 4:54times. So an asset that is made up of
- 4:57many parameters and each parameter is a
- 5:00cog, rest assured because it is written
- 5:03like this, the universe is made like
- 5:06this. There are many cogs that are
- 5:08destined to always repeat themselves
- 5:10with a precise frequency. Many cogs
- 5:13that in any case have a frequency that
- 5:15is one a submultiple of the other or a
- 5:18multiple of the other. So what does
- 5:22this mean? This means that if we are
- 5:25aware of how these little gears are
- 5:26arranged, we are able to identify their
- 5:28frequency in a perfect manner. So, when
- 5:30a cog has made a turn, I know it, I
- 5:33have to know it, I can know it because
- 5:35the universe is made like this and if
- 5:38it is made like this, it can do it. So,
- 5:41the universe is like a big circle,
- 5:46right? It seems to us that the stars
- 5:48turn, that we even get pissed off at
- 5:50certain times, basically, but I can
- 5:52assure you that they turn with the same
- 5:55frequency or with a submultiple, and we
- 5:57will see later, of the frequency of the
- 5:59universe. So, with this particular view
- 6:02of things, we are able to say and
- 6:04answer the question: is it actually
- 6:07possible to predict the future? The
- 6:10answer is yes, end. How to do it? That
- 6:13is a completely different story, but
- 6:14the fact that we can say yes means that
- 6:16we are certainly not here just to waste
- 6:18our time. Because I could have told you
- 6:20no, physics doesn't allow us to do this
- 6:22, so let's all go home, who cares.
- 6:24Instead, we're here precisely to
- 6:26understand how the hell this
- 6:29mechanism works and we need to do some
- 6:31numbers. So, some of you will know what
- 6:34I'm saying, some of you won't. I think
- 6:38those who do know it know it but they
- 6:40don't know it well because they were
- 6:42taught it in school and so they wasted
- 6:45time. Why? Because Italian schools
- 6:48teach very badly and are one of the
- 6:50best schools in the world. Imagine the
- 6:52others. So, we have a problem. Before
- 6:57we start trading, we need to understand
- 7:00why we decided to instruct the program
- 7:04that allows us to predict the future of
- 7:07assets, and why we told that same
- 7:10program to execute certain actions?
- 7:14Here it says why we use the number e,
- 7:17which is 2.71 82 818 and who knows how
- 7:21many other digits. After the number e,
- 7:24that is, Euler's number or as some call
- 7:26it, Napier's number, it's a very
- 7:28strange number. You see? Yes, it's
- 7:32calculated like this, it's the sum of 1
- 7:35/n factorial. N factorial means this.
- 7:39For example, four factorial is equal to
- 7:434*3*2*1, and seven factorial means 7*6*
- 7:475*4*3*2*1. So, if I calculate the sum
- 7:51of all those values, like 1 over n
- 7:54factorial, 1 over n factorial and so on
- 7:57, I eventually obtain this number,
- 7:59which is 2.7182818. However, why is
- 8:02this specific number so incredibly
- 8:04important? Because there's one of the
- 8:07most beautiful formulas in the world
- 8:10that relates Euler's number e or
- 8:12Napier's number, as some call it, to pi
- 8:15. Look, e raised to the power of
- 8:20something multiplied by I. i is √ -1.
- 8:25The root -1 is a and something that
- 8:27can't be done and therefore it's an
- 8:29imaginary number. But this square root
- 8:33of -1 and this Euler thing was drawn
- 8:36like this. And elev b*i is cosine of b
- 8:40+ i*sine of b. The sine of b is
- 8:43something imaginary, so we are not even
- 8:45able to see it at all. When we write e
- 8:49is = pi ^ i which is equal to + 1, + 1
- 8:56= 0, it means that the part above is
- 8:59cosine of pi which is equal to -1 + i*
- 9:01sine of pi which is equal to 0. So all
- 9:04the imaginary goes to hell and the only
- 9:07thing that appears is the cosine of b
- 9:10which is equal to -1. So e to the power
- 9:15of pi to the power of i is -1. -1 + 1
- 9:19is 0 and Euler was right. What do we
- 9:24care about this damn number i? Why do
- 9:27we have to bother an imaginary world? I
- 9:30imaginary. Every time we multiply a
- 9:34number like the one above by i, it is
- 9:37as though we have created a rotation
- 9:40operator; in other words, we are
- 9:42currently rotating that which we see as
- 9:46it rotates. You see, you can see it
- 9:49here. This is the cosine of x and this
- 9:53is I*sine of x. You see that it's a
- 9:57right triangle. When I multiply all
- 10:00this by i, everything moves and becomes
- 10:02a rotation of that figure there. A
- 10:05rotation means there are chakras in the
- 10:08middle. Ah, that's why I put the number
- 10:11i, because I need it to understand how
- 10:13the universe works, as if it were a
- 10:15rotation. And here we need to
- 10:19understand something fundamental, the
- 10:23connection of the number of Neper with
- 10:26e and it's linked to logarithms because
- 10:29there are logarithms to the base e that
- 10:32we'll use tonight. Logarithms to the
- 10:35base i and e weren't invented by Neper,
- 10:38as this little game here says. The
- 10:40Babylonians invented it 7,000 years ago
- 10:43. Then we forgot about them and Neper
- 10:47rediscovered logarithms to the base,
- 10:49but it was an ancient ancestral memory
- 10:52of mathematics that existed between the
- 10:55Tigris and the Euphrates. And this is
- 11:00useful for financial numbers because,
- 11:02regarding these financial figures, who
- 11:05was Neper? Neper was basically a priest
- 11:09, but he had a passion for trading, but
- 11:13we are in the 1600s, and he wanted to
- 11:18calculate bank interest. So, if I have
- 11:21one lira of interest per month, the
- 11:24first month I have my capital, the
- 11:27second month I have the capital plus
- 11:30one lira and the second month and the
- 11:33third month, the fourth month I need a
- 11:36formula that describes this thing. And
- 11:39since after a while these numbers
- 11:41became extremely large, quite huge,
- 11:43like 1 million, 2 million, 3 million
- 11:46lira, and so on, logarithms make these
- 11:48numbers smaller, which means that they
- 11:50can be handled much better. Euler's
- 11:54number implies that the compound
- 12:00interest formula can be utilized in
- 12:03this specific manner, and it can be
- 12:05applied in a very simple way indeed.
- 12:10Euler's number is also equal to this
- 12:12strange thing here. 1 + 1/n multiplied
- 12:16by n. That is, if I put in a very large
- 12:20number n, then I get 2.718 and so on
- 12:23and so forth. Try putting 100,000 and 1
- 12:27/100,000 in there, all raised to the
- 12:30power of 100,000, and you get 2.71 and
- 12:33a little bit more. This number is so
- 12:36strange. But why does it always come
- 12:38out like this? What is this number?
- 12:40What are its characteristics? It is a
- 12:44number that has a fundamental
- 12:46characteristic and raised to the power
- 12:48of x, whatever x is. Its first
- 12:51derivative, that is, the way in which
- 12:55this function changes over time, is a
- 12:58wonderful thing. It is the only
- 13:01function in the universe that over time
- 13:03, the only mathematical function in the
- 13:06universe that its first derivative is
- 13:08always the same. The derivative is the
- 13:11representation of how this thing
- 13:13changes over time. This thing changes
- 13:15over time like the formula itself and
- 13:18there's only one number in the universe
- 13:21that does it and holy, this is a
- 13:24magic number, it's a number that's like
- 13:27pi. That's why Euler's formula was
- 13:29beautiful, because it connected e to pi
- 13:32and to the number i which is la√ -1.
- 13:36It's one of the most beautiful formulas
- 13:38in the universe. We will use this
- 13:44number, so we must understand the
- 13:46reasons why this sort of thing exists
- 13:48in trading. And basically Nepero says
- 13:53that a certain quantity n, you know,
- 13:57your capital is equal to the interest
- 14:01on the initial capital n0 which is
- 14:04multiplied by e raised to something
- 14:08which is time. That is, like a small
- 14:12crumb that you have initially increases
- 14:16over time. That's how they worked with
- 14:20interest. But this formula was
- 14:23discovered later not only to be used to
- 14:27do this triviality, but it was
- 14:29discovered that it was used to do a lot
- 14:33of other things, for example, bacterial
- 14:36growth, uh, bacteria. Not only the
- 14:39growth of bacteria, but also the way in
- 14:42which the cells begin to divide
- 14:44themselves. 2 4 8 16 tun tun tun there
- 14:48is a term there t kt is a constant you
- 14:51look at what it will be and t is the
- 14:55time, so you start from n0 = 2, two
- 14:58cells, then it becomes 4 8 But at what
- 15:02speed? With e ^ x v exponentially it
- 15:06works like this. But we can also
- 15:10calculate how a capacitor discharges.
- 15:13In this way the lower part will be the
- 15:16charge of the capacitor which will be
- 15:18equal to the smallest charge that can
- 15:21be had multiplied by something that has
- 15:23a sign of time minus-t because when the
- 15:26capacitor discharges, do you know what
- 15:29a capacitor is? It is two plates and
- 15:31you load current, loads on the right,
- 15:33loads on the left, loads loads loads
- 15:35loads. At a certain point between the
- 15:38spark is formed and the spark
- 15:41discharges the capacitor and the
- 15:44discharge is precisely the Nepero
- 15:46equation with the minus sign because
- 15:49things are going in a direction, let's
- 15:53say, and decreasing, not increasing. So
- 15:58the activity continues, someone who
- 16:01establishes a continuous activity. We
- 16:05have flipped on this formula. We will
- 16:08see in a second why we should even care
- 16:11about this at all. So continuous
- 16:14activity is something total divided by
- 16:19something the smallest thing that there
- 16:22is that increases at this rate here or
- 16:25decreases at this rate here.
- 16:27Essentially this is the formula that
- 16:30we're going to take. Look what appeared
- 16:36here. A very particular formula. 2 elev
- 16:42pi = 10*e elev -1/8. By performing a
- 16:48couple of calculations, we realized
- 16:51that this formula is the best one
- 16:54currently in existence; we discovered
- 16:56it ourselves, and it is the best
- 16:59formula on the market that relates pi
- 17:02to the number e as an approximation.
- 17:05The best formula in the universe that
- 17:08doesn't involve imaginary numbers,
- 17:11let's forget about them, it simplifies
- 17:14things, but it's a formula that has
- 17:16this structure and look, 2 raised to
- 17:19something equals 10, which is a number
- 17:22that is this n plus 0. For now, we
- 17:27don't know what it is, we don't care,
- 17:29we don't care because on another
- 17:32occasion we'll talk about this formula,
- 17:34but this formula that we found by doing
- 17:37these calculations is the best
- 17:39approximation existing in the world
- 17:42between e and pi. What does this mean?
- 17:44It means that if I can find this type
- 17:46of approximation, it can't be a
- 17:48coincidence. And I want to emphasize
- 17:51something fundamental to you, because
- 17:53this is the reason why we use awareness
- 17:56. So I show you this formula, and you
- 17:58might say it is just a formula, who
- 18:00cares, but you should try to understand
- 18:01the true meaning of all its parts. What
- 18:04the hell is 1/8a? One-eighth is that we
- 18:08are in a universe made up of 8anti. The
- 18:12number 8 comes into these 8. All the
- 18:15most important formulas in physics, in
- 18:18quantum physics, have a certain point
- 18:21where this damn eight comes out, which
- 18:24we don't know what it is. I just
- 18:27pointed it out to you because this
- 18:30number will haunt us tonight. For
- 18:34instance, consider how the radioactive
- 18:38decay time of radium follows a rule
- 18:41just like this, and it possesses a
- 18:45specific decay time of 13 seconds. This
- 18:50number 13 haunts us, we find it again
- 18:52today, we will find it again in trading
- 18:55. And now I have to tell you that there
- 19:00is another number and we should put
- 19:01these two numbers together. Avogadro's
- 19:03number. Who the hell was Avogadro?
- 19:06Avogadro was a chemist who said that
- 19:10the number of particles contained in a
- 19:15mole of carbon, which is 12 g, is
- 19:19exactly this: 6.22*10 ^ 23. I would
- 19:23like to point out that this is almost
- 19:27the same because sooner or later all
- 19:31problems come to a head. Poor Avogadro
- 19:35knew that someone would bother him
- 19:38saying, "But it's not the same, it's
- 19:41almost the same, are you really sure
- 19:44you're right?" The problem is that's
- 19:48what they teach us in school.
- 19:51Avogadro's number is the number of
- 19:55atoms in 12g of carbon. If you have 16g
- 19:59of oxygen, there's the same number of
- 20:02atoms. If you have 1g of hydrogen,
- 20:05there's the same number of atoms. Um,
- 20:11how do you count atoms, which are a
- 20:13gigantic number? 6.02*10 ^ 23, that is,
- 20:1723 zeros after the decimal point. You
- 20:22can do it experimentally, but it's
- 20:24clear that experimentally you have to
- 20:26settle for almost the same. So, this
- 20:30Avogadro's number is not the one
- 20:32written in the chemistry book, but it's
- 20:35all this other series of things that
- 20:38are written here: that is, in
- 20:40biochemistry, where there is the
- 20:44quantification of biological molecules
- 20:47such as proteins and enzymes to analyze
- 20:49cellular functions and concentrations,
- 20:52in classical physics, in thermodynamics
- 20:54and statistical mechanics. Calculate
- 20:57the number of particles of ideal gases
- 21:01P*V = NRT. The gas law N is the number
- 21:04of molecules of moles, let's say, that
- 21:07is, grams divided by the molecular
- 21:10weight of something, but R is the gas
- 21:12constant and the gas constant R is
- 21:15equal to Avogadro's number multiplied
- 21:18by another constant which is
- 21:20Boltzmann's. The Boltzmann constant is
- 21:23part of the entropy formula which, as
- 21:26you know, I bother you with entropy
- 21:28every day. Well, in quantum physics it
- 21:32is the bridge between molecules, small
- 21:36things and gigantic things. This
- 21:38mysterious Avogadro's number is always
- 21:41involved. In astrophysics, in cosmology
- 21:45, do you know how many galaxies there
- 21:47are in the universe? You can't count
- 21:49them precisely, but we know that there
- 21:51are 10 ^ 23. Oh, for crying out loud,
- 21:53how strange. In electronics it is the
- 21:57number of electrons that pass in one
- 22:00second developing a current. But then
- 22:03this Avogadro's number is something
- 22:06more, that is, it is the number of
- 22:09objects that exist in a unit of
- 22:11space-time. Anything. But this means
- 22:14that the universe is a fractal and it
- 22:16means that we have understood in every
- 22:18little box of the fractal, in every
- 22:20little brick, how many little pieces
- 22:22there are. In this scientific article,
- 22:29they talk about the fact that the
- 22:32Earth's gravitational constant is
- 22:35actually a submultiple of the avocado
- 22:38number. In explaining what the
- 22:42gravitational constant is, inside the
- 22:44gravitational constant there is the
- 22:46avocado number. So, for crying out loud
- 22:49, it is clear that the avocado number
- 22:51is something very important, so it is
- 22:53calculated experimentally. You see?
- 22:56There are about twenty works there with
- 22:58the bibliography and they all calculate
- 23:01this number of avocados using different
- 23:03methods, more or less what it is. Then
- 23:06there will be a gentleman here who says
- 23:09something that I will read to you later
- 23:12, okay? This is a fairly modern
- 23:15scientific work that we must take into
- 23:18account. I remind you that the avocado
- 23:23number must be even. This is something
- 23:25that chemists do not They know. When I
- 23:27asked students during an exam whether
- 23:29Avogadro's number was even or odd,
- 23:31while they were at the blackboard, I
- 23:34would then turn toward the board of
- 23:36examiners to see how the other two
- 23:38colleagues who were with me would react
- 23:40. Faced with such a question, they
- 23:41would look down at the floor because
- 23:43they did not know the answer themselves
- 23:44. Avogadro's number must be even. How
- 23:49do you know it's even if it's 6.02
- 23:52billion digits times 10 ^ 23? Because
- 23:56otherwise the second law of
- 23:58thermodynamics goes to hell. Look how
- 24:00it works. There's a chemical reaction.
- 24:02This could be acetone. If R1 and R2 are
- 24:06equal, CH3 CH3. This is acetone. Let's
- 24:10say it's methylketone. R1, R2 are
- 24:12different. I want to transform it into
- 24:14alcohol, I have to reduce it. To reduce
- 24:16it, I need a hydride ion, H-. The H-can
- 24:21pass from below or from above. If it
- 24:25passes from above, I get the product on
- 24:27the left. If it passes from below, I
- 24:29get the product on the Right. A carbon
- 24:31atom bonded to the same things. Are
- 24:35this guy here and that guy there the
- 24:37same? It's a carbon atom bonded to the
- 24:40same four things, to a less charged
- 24:43oxygen, to a hydrogen, to an R1 and to
- 24:45an R2. Are they the same? Answer: No,
- 24:48they are two different molecules. Why?
- 24:52Because they are optically active. In
- 24:54other words, these molecules do not
- 24:55have a plane of symmetry. Since they do
- 24:57not have a plane of symmetry, one is
- 24:59the mirror image of the other. If I
- 25:01take the two mirror images and
- 25:04superimpose them, they do not overlap,
- 25:07they are two different things. If I
- 25:11have a molecule shaped like this, it
- 25:13becomes a drug that assists me, for
- 25:15example, in order to make the physical
- 25:17pain go away eventually. The other
- 25:20could be a very powerful poison. Here,
- 25:22you understand the difference between
- 25:25these two things. In order for this
- 25:29reaction to take place, there must be
- 25:31an even number of molecules that react,
- 25:34which means that there must be even
- 25:36molecules, because an odd number of
- 25:38molecules cannot react at all. What
- 25:40does that mean? That a single hydride
- 25:42with Acetone cannot react with ketone
- 25:45because an asymmetric molecule would be
- 25:48created from something that is
- 25:51completely symmetrical. The second law
- 25:54of thermodynamics says the opposite,
- 25:57that asymmetrical things spontaneously
- 26:00give rise to non-symmetrical things.
- 26:03The opposite cannot exist, unless I
- 26:04ensure that two molecules are always
- 26:06made to react together. Two are the
- 26:09dualities of the universe. So, one will
- 26:12give rise to this molecule that will
- 26:14rotate the plane of polarized light by
- 26:16-30 ° and the other that will rotate
- 26:19the plane of polarized light by + 30 °
- 26:21. The mixture then does not rotate in
- 26:24the plane of polarized light, so the
- 26:26mixture is not optically active. If we
- 26:29set aside the second law of
- 26:30thermodynamics, I am actually quite
- 26:32happy. But this implies that Avogadro's
- 26:34number has to be even; it cannot be odd
- 26:36, because if it were, the second law of
- 26:37thermodynamics would go completely to
- 26:39hell. Okay, now that we have understood
- 26:43all this, however, all this must be
- 26:47written in books and it is not written
- 26:51in books. So, what do we find written
- 26:56here? That the number Avogadro's number
- 27:00has to do with consciousness. Because
- 27:02if all of this is actually true, then
- 27:05we now know how the entire universe was
- 27:08constructed. Look how far I got it.
- 27:11Consciousness divides into two, boom,
- 27:14which divides into four, which divides
- 27:16into eight, which divides into eight.
- 27:19But it will not be possible to apply
- 27:23Avogadro's formula to this idea,
- 27:28Avogadro's number with Napier's formula
- 27:30. Like calculating the rising bank
- 27:34interest, we calculate how many times
- 27:37consciousness divides, because
- 27:39Avogadro's number tells you that it
- 27:42must be divided, that we must obtain a
- 27:45fractal number. The number of times
- 27:47that consciousness divides itself must
- 27:49always remain exactly the same. Because
- 27:51if the universe is a fractal, the small
- 27:55fits into the large, there are 100
- 27:58million galaxies, there are 100 million
- 28:01insects up, up in a smaller space-time.
- 28:04The number must always be the same,
- 28:06otherwise what kind of fractal is it?
- 28:10Well, here's a problem. But I look at
- 28:12these numbers because then I can't
- 28:14sleep at night. and I say Avogadro's
- 28:18number is 2 and 22*10 ^ 23. I take the
- 28:23logarithm to base 2 and it gives me a
- 28:26number 78.99. I say, look how strange,
- 28:3078.99. However, if Avogadro's number
- 28:34were 2.04 and not 2.022*10 ^ 23, I
- 28:39would have the logarithm of this number
- 28:41which is 2 ^ 79 precisely, that is a
- 28:44number of particles that is a multiple
- 28:47of two, because it is a precise power
- 28:50of two which would give me an even
- 28:52number and would be linked to how the
- 28:56universe is made. So, you want to see
- 28:59that in other words the number 279,
- 29:02that is a precise multiple of two, is
- 29:04the true Avogadro's number. The
- 29:08universe is divided into two, into four
- 29:11, into six, into eight. So this would
- 29:14be in perfect agreement with this
- 29:17situation. So, let's complicate things
- 29:21a little more for ourselves, then we'll
- 29:23simplify everything in one fell swoop.
- 29:26I took it. from a distance, huh. So, we
- 29:29know that 2 and 22*10 ^ 23 has the
- 29:33logarithm which is 78 and 99 which is
- 29:37then the approximation of 79. We know
- 29:41that instead, um, the logarithm of n
- 29:45which is 79 is equal to 2.04*10 ^ 23.
- 29:53But I look at this logarithm and when I
- 29:55say look it is as if you look at
- 29:57trading, you have to look at it with
- 30:00this awareness. How strange. I look at
- 30:03it and I say how strange if this
- 30:09logarithm were a little different, if
- 30:14it were um, 78.99, 99. Then in the end
- 30:22it becomes 6.30. 6.30 reminds me of
- 30:27another number. That's how I am, guys,
- 30:30I don't sleep at night. It reminds me
- 30:32of 6.28, but 68 is double 31. But
- 30:34couldn't it be that there is a number
- 30:37which is the logarithm of 2 raised to
- 30:40the power of 2 pi that is really 6.28
- 30:42and that as a logarithm would be 77.88?
- 30:48So, here we have three numbers. The
- 30:50logarithm of 77.88 which is 2 elev 2 pi
- 30:53, the logarithm of the probably true
- 30:56Avogadro's number which is 2 ^ 79 and a
- 30:59number that has nothing to do with it
- 31:02is what people think is Avogadro's
- 31:04number. Because 2 raised to 2 pi might
- 31:07be important to be something, since 2
- 31:09to the 2 pi, the universe is built upon
- 31:11pi, it is built upon the mathematical
- 31:13constant e. Those are the numbers that
- 31:16build the universe, not the rest. And
- 31:19then we have to put all these things
- 31:21together. And in putting all these
- 31:24things together perhaps we have
- 31:27understood what 2 raised to the power
- 31:29of 79 is, the true Avogadro's number,
- 31:32but what the hell is 2 elev 2 pi? Right
- 31:38now I remind you of what was written in
- 31:40that work I told you about, I'll read
- 31:42it to you later and here it says, look,
- 31:45Stop saying that the logarithm of the
- 31:47Vogadro number is 6.022 because 10 ^ 23
- 31:49because that's. The real one
- 31:52is 2.79 because that's in agreement
- 31:55with everything we know about the
- 31:58universe. Modern science says so. This
- 32:02stuff isn't in books yet. This stuff is
- 32:05published in scientific papers. My
- 32:07chemistry colleagues at the University
- 32:09of Pisa will need to win three or four
- 32:11more rigged competitions before they
- 32:13finally understand how things really
- 32:15work around here. And here we introduce
- 32:18the pain in the ass that's always mine,
- 32:20that is entropy. Entropy, which is the
- 32:24information that we look for in trading
- 32:27, is K, which is Boltzmann's constant,
- 32:31which depends on Avogadro's number
- 32:34multiplied by the logarithm of
- 32:37microstates. In a better expression,
- 32:42entropy is equal to K, which is also
- 32:45Boltzmann's constant, with a minus sign
- 32:49for chance added, which is the minus
- 32:52sign for the probability that an event
- 32:57will happen multiplied by logarithm of
- 32:59an event happening, that is, it means
- 33:02the logarithm of p raised to the power
- 33:05of p. The sum of all this will give me
- 33:08entropy. In the meantime, I added the
- 33:11minus sign. But why? Why? Because
- 33:15entropy is a measure of order, not a
- 33:19measure of disorder. So, in order to
- 33:22make the math add up, thermodynamicists
- 33:26had to put a minus sign in front: minus
- 33:29disorder, which is to say, they
- 33:32obtained order. This is what we will
- 33:34later discover. Writing these things in
- 33:38thermodynamics books, and then we
- 33:40realized something fundamental, that
- 33:44cross, that thing there with all those
- 33:47little numbers is the evideon, that is,
- 33:50how a photon is made, which is also how
- 33:54the universe is made. You see that it
- 33:57is made of eight octants, there are
- 34:00eight octants, four upstairs and four
- 34:02downstairs. This axis is 324 long. This
- 34:07axis is 243 long. Half of 243 is 121.5.
- 34:13Half of 324 is 162. 162 mimics the
- 34:20Fibonacci constant. 1.61 833 9 162 is
- 34:301.618. Okay? Okay. And I remind you
- 34:36that 162/121.5 equals 3/2. Okay, who
- 34:40cares. Look at the formula above. It's
- 34:44Bolsman's formula for charge to
- 34:46calculate the energy of a system. And I
- 34:49wrote Bolsman's formula delta energy
- 34:51equals-t delta s temperature times
- 34:54delta s which is the difference in
- 34:56entropy from one moment to the next
- 34:59which is equal, Bolsman says. A minus
- 35:03-3/2 times the temperature, times
- 35:05Bolsman's constant, times the logarithm
- 35:07of microstates. Where does Bolsman 3/2
- 35:10come from? It is simple: you know it,
- 35:13or if you do not, I will remind you of
- 35:15it. Energy is equal to kinetic energy,
- 35:18which equals 1/2 m V², where V is the
- 35:22velocity, specifically the velocity. 1/
- 35:252z is times Just one, multiply
- 35:30everything by three. Because there are
- 35:333 degrees of freedom in which energy
- 35:35can develop. So that's why it comes out
- 35:37as 3/2. I take that formula there, I
- 35:40put the videon numbers in it, which are
- 35:42the logarithm of life, the logarithm of
- 35:452 ^ 79. Because now I know 2 ^ 79 are
- 35:48the microstates. How can you be you? I
- 35:52can only be as many as I have the
- 35:54chances of being. And how many chances
- 35:57do I have? The lawyer's number 2 ^ 79
- 35:59tells me. Logarithm 2 ^ 79, multiplied
- 36:03by the temperature 0273.15 is the, and
- 36:07the temperature is absolute zero. KB*KB
- 36:12, the value of the Boltzmann constant,
- 36:16multiplied by something which is 162/
- 36:20121.5, 5, that is, as the evideon did,
- 36:24multiplied by 1 plus the golden ratio
- 36:29divided by 10, which is a little number
- 36:32that takes the Boltzmann constant and
- 36:34turns it into a pure number, end of the
- 36:37transmission, multiplied by 3/2, as he
- 36:39says. I do the math and get 2 ^ 2 pi
- 36:43with the calculated value of pi to 99
- 36:48to 999.999 999%. That's what 2 raised
- 36:54to the power of 2 plus is energy. And
- 36:58we have to take this into account.
- 37:00You'll see that we need this pain in
- 37:02the ass of this speech that we had here
- 37:04. I've filled this slide with words
- 37:09that I'll summarize for you in 5
- 37:11seconds, then the slide will go up on
- 37:14the web, you can watch it all again,
- 37:16study it thoroughly, understand that
- 37:19there are no tricks or deceptions. What
- 37:22does this say? That entropy is an
- 37:25emerging force from trading. Do you
- 37:29know what this means? That information,
- 37:32which is the passage of operations that
- 37:35traders are doing, well, the more
- 37:38passages there are, the more entropy,
- 37:41which is a series of information,
- 37:44passes from one part of the system to
- 37:47the other. And to say that it is a
- 37:51force, entropy is an emerging force of
- 37:54the market, means like gravity It is a
- 37:56force emerging from the bending of
- 37:59space-time. It is like saying, it is
- 38:01something that is born, as if the
- 38:03Madonna appeared here, it is something
- 38:05that comes out of something else that
- 38:07we do not really understand what it is.
- 38:10And obviously all this depends on a
- 38:12whole series of information, that is,
- 38:15then read awareness and consciousness
- 38:18of what is happening that give you the
- 38:21efficiency of what you are about to do.
- 38:24It works like this. All the entropy
- 38:27formulas from thermodynamic physics are
- 38:29the same as those which can be
- 38:31effectively applied to the world of
- 38:33trading. This is what scientific
- 38:35studies say. Well, finally we can put
- 38:39it all together and say that 2 ^ n is
- 38:43ug*e has a function that derives from
- 38:48time. This is essentially the formula
- 38:51that Napier came up with for interest,
- 38:53but it is not just a formula for
- 38:55interest, it is a formula that
- 38:57describes the universe. And so we came
- 39:00up with the idea of describing our
- 39:01universe with this formula, something
- 39:03that no one had ever done before. What
- 39:06happens if I imagine that when the
- 39:08universe was produced and consciousness
- 39:12separated, consciousness separated a
- 39:15precise number of times. And if this
- 39:17number is this number. precise number
- 39:19of times was finite? Because we know
- 39:21that the universe is finite. The
- 39:23universe is not infinite; it possesses
- 39:25a specific length in space, time, and
- 39:27energy that simply cannot be exceeded
- 39:29by anything. The calculations say this.
- 39:33And if therefore consciousness had
- 39:36divided itself two to the power of 79
- 39:38and then if the game had stopped and
- 39:41had stopped like this a succussion tun
- 39:44tun tun tun, that is something to which
- 39:47you gave 79 hammer blows which are 79
- 39:53this equals k which I still don't know
- 39:56what it is for e raised to a number. So
- 39:59, we know how to calculate the other
- 40:01number, raised to 54. Why? Because it
- 40:07says above how to calculate 54. 54 is
- 40:09calculated, you see that strange
- 40:11parenthesis that I seem to have written
- 40:13wrong, that is the square bracket only
- 40:16at the bottom, at the top there is no
- 40:18sign. That is a mathematical sign that
- 40:21means floor, which is to say, it refers
- 40:23to the value of the calculated number.
- 40:26I only take the part before the decimal
- 40:28point and it is done like this. 2 ^ 79
- 40:31I make the logarithm and we get a
- 40:33number that is 2.044*10 ^ 23. I take
- 40:36the logarithm of this to base n and it
- 40:39comes out to 54.32468. I don't care, I
- 40:45only care about 54. This means the base
- 40:48of the number 54. So, when I know that
- 40:51the number n is 79, I know that what I
- 40:54have to write on e is also 54 and I
- 40:57have to calculate K. And k is this damn
- 41:00number here. 2.13 534. I am the sick
- 41:04person who looks at this number and
- 41:08claims it must represent n zero,
- 41:11meaning a tiny thing that later changed
- 41:15over time and created the universe.
- 41:19First of all, 54 must be a time,
- 41:22because in the formula of Napier that
- 41:24specific element is indeed a duration
- 41:26of time. First of all, 54 must be a
- 41:38time because in the formula of New York
- 41:41, ...1000 km/. 54 is the time in which
- 41:47the universe, which has happened 79
- 41:51times, tun tun tun tun tun tun tun, has
- 41:55made sure that the quantity K, which I
- 42:01still don't know what it is, has
- 42:04expanded with a term e ^ 54, that is
- 42:07with e raised to a time t which is
- 42:10equal, correctly, to a space divided by
- 42:14a speed; we have to find this Mr. K
- 42:17here. But what the hell is 213? Let's
- 42:22do the math and discover that the
- 42:26square root of exactly one angle theta
- 42:31of 4 pi and this angle theta is exactly
- 42:35180 °. 00. Holy, but you know
- 42:40that then maybe we have found a formula
- 42:42where the numbers add up. How strange
- 42:44that it is 180 °, right? Just as if it
- 42:47had made half a turn of a circle. 2 ^
- 42:5079 is the exact number and to the power
- 42:52of 54 is the exact number. And what the
- 42:56hell could this be? What does it
- 42:58represent? We'll see in a moment what
- 43:01it represents, because this thing
- 43:03represents a lot of things. For example
- 43:05, the same number is exactly √8 432,
- 43:11that is, do you remember? The number
- 43:15eight that appears because there are
- 43:18eight places where the universe is made
- 43:21, eight so many and 432 is 432 is the
- 43:25base frequency of the universe. Once
- 43:28again something vibrates 432 and this
- 43:30vibration expands for a time and to the
- 43:33power of 54. How strange, this thing is
- 43:37incredible, but it's not enough because
- 43:40it's also equal to this thing here. Do
- 43:44you see why we got so worked up
- 43:46calculating this gentleman? Because
- 43:49this gentleman is an energy and if you
- 43:52think about it you can demonstrate that
- 43:56this thing here is a time because it's
- 43:59a 1 divided by a frequency, so it's a
- 44:02time and a time multiplied by an energy
- 44:06is something that quantum physics calls
- 44:10action. In trading, before something
- 44:15starts and when it ends there are a
- 44:18certain number of actions that must
- 44:21always be the same. That's where this
- 44:24strange number comes from which we will
- 44:26see later is 13. It's an action. What
- 44:31does this mean? That the universe and
- 44:34therefore also us when Let's calculate
- 44:37trading. We have to calculate it with
- 44:39this structure, that is, there is a
- 44:41certain number of actions that must
- 44:44always be the same between the
- 44:46beginning and the end of a fractal, of
- 44:51a fractal imprint, but there must be
- 44:54guarantees that this formula is correct
- 44:58. That formula above also represents
- 45:02something else, because 180, the number
- 45:06is 180/pi gives the number 57,
- 45:12something that in terms of radians is a
- 45:15radian. So this structure up here
- 45:18becomes √ qu 1/4 pi where 1 is a
- 45:21radian and this 1/4 pi represents
- 45:25exactly the unit of measurement of the
- 45:28radiance in energy of a spherical
- 45:31electromagnetic field that opens up
- 45:34like this. Just think, it's incredible.
- 45:39We had found the value of N0 that
- 45:41represents all these things and that
- 45:43shows basically that the universe, damn
- 45:46it, is really made like this. Things
- 45:52are simple because we reconstruct them
- 45:55on a graph and by reconstructing them
- 45:57on a graph we discover something that
- 46:00we could not have imagined was like
- 46:03this. We have to draw a circle that has
- 46:06as its Radius pi here. So the equation
- 46:10is x² + y² = pi, and that's actually
- 46:13to the power of four, that one there to
- 46:16the power of four. So this means that
- 46:21you see here 9.8, the radius comes
- 46:25because 9.8 is 31*31, and the other
- 46:30lighter sign is 2 ^ 79. For the angle/4
- 46:34pi ^ 05 is the square root of e ^ 54,
- 46:37and this yellow thing, this yellow
- 46:40thing, it spins, spins, spins, spins,
- 46:43spins, and where does it hit? It hits
- 46:46right there where the angle is 180 °.
- 46:51What does this mean? That whatever
- 46:53number I put in place of 79, whatever
- 46:56number I get, I'll get something that
- 46:59spins and hits the circumference, and
- 47:02where it hits it has an angle, and that
- 47:05angle there is precisely the angle
- 47:08theta. I always remind you that 79 is a
- 47:12prime number. Let's try with 137. 137
- 47:19does the same. At the top you can see a
- 47:23small 2 elev 137, which means e raised
- 47:27to the power of 94. Here the same law.
- 47:31And what you see of all these spirals
- 47:34is always the blue circle that has a
- 47:37radius of 2 pi squared and this time
- 47:40the curve ends here. Exactly. Look at
- 47:44the super up top, it says 269.9, which
- 47:48means 270 °. 137, I remind you that in
- 47:52addition to being a prime number, it is
- 47:54also the fine structure constant of the
- 47:55universe, which physicists do not know
- 47:57which way it comes out. It is a
- 47:59geometric thing, but they are precise
- 48:02angles. Now, what does this mean? That
- 48:07the formula is valid because this
- 48:10number describes practically the entire
- 48:13universe. And why is it valid? Because
- 48:17it is important that it is valid,
- 48:19because otherwise everything we will
- 48:20say later on about trading could be my
- 48:22invention. I am struck by this formula
- 48:28that I find golden ratio divided by pi
- 48:31equals almost equal. You see that
- 48:34almost equal there always gets you.
- 48:35Euler's number divided by 5.52.5 Hz is
- 48:42the music of the stars. You heal, if
- 48:45you have a callus, you have surgery at
- 48:48528 Hz, the callus disappears, maybe
- 48:51you get horns, but it doesn't matter. I
- 48:54do this calculation and I discover that
- 48:56something doesn't add up, because this
- 49:00is not 528, there is a real number that
- 49:03is different, it is 5,277. I look at
- 49:08this number and I say, but I have
- 49:11already seen this number somewhere. You
- 49:14know, I do the math even at night and
- 49:18even if I had seen it a few months
- 49:21before I remember this strange number
- 49:23with all these 777 behind it and then I
- 49:26try to remember where I saw it. So we
- 49:31know that this is the formula 2 ^ n =
- 49:35theta/4 pi ^ √*e ^ m. And it occurs
- 49:41to me to calculate but what if n were 1
- 49:43? Now that we have found the formula of
- 49:46the universe, I put a lot of numbers to
- 49:48n to see what comes out. What if n were
- 49:501? If n were 1, 2 ^ 1 is 2 and m is
- 49:56ugori. If you do the math, 85,485 is an
- 50:06angle. Theta is an angle, an angle that
- 50:10corresponds to the instant in which
- 50:12this kind of rotation hits the radius
- 50:15of a pi square circle at 85 °. So here
- 50:19it is right here. Well, we had also
- 50:24calculated a different algorithm, one
- 50:26that was able to put the various angles
- 50:28in relation to the frequencies. We did
- 50:30this many years ago while we were
- 50:32working on an article about 432 Hz, the
- 50:35piano, and so on. It is a very precise
- 50:38formula which relates pi to the fifth A
- 50:41note of the piano keyboard in a
- 50:43specific way. So by applying this
- 50:46formula we calculate f (x) with f with
- 50:49theta which is 85,485. The result is
- 50:548.5395 which I remember seeing divided
- 51:01by the golden ratio, it makes a number
- 51:045.2777. That's where I saw that number
- 51:08there. So, putting all this stuff
- 51:11together, putting it all together and
- 51:14doing some trivialities, mathematicians
- 51:17call them trivialities. Trivial for
- 51:19those who know how; for those who do
- 51:20not, they are not so trivial.
- 51:22Substitutions. Let's calculate it, and
- 51:26the formula comes out 8, born empty, 8,
- 51:30you would say 8 = e raised to the power
- 51:36of 1 + π/2/pi/raised to the power of 2
- 51:40-Ï€/2. One has a value of 13 and some
- 51:44change, the other is 1.63 and I say 8.
- 51:478 represents 80. What exactly is that
- 51:50over there? That division where there
- 51:54is something above eight times bigger
- 51:57than the thing below. Do you want to
- 52:00see what the surface area of the
- 52:03universe is? The universe expands in
- 52:06this way, but it is a spheroid that has
- 52:09a certain surface area. Can you let me
- 52:12calculate the surface area of this
- 52:14spheroid using the numbers of normal
- 52:19mathematics? And so we do it and there
- 52:22is a formula by this gentleman who is
- 52:25Thomsen, Knude Thomsen who calculates
- 52:29for our eonic universe which is 162
- 52:32long and 121.5 high, so it is not a
- 52:35sphere, it is a spheroid, a volume of
- 52:38276,473. Well, this 276.473 473 must
- 52:44necessarily be related to the 13.0762,
- 52:50which is e raised to 1 + π/2, the
- 52:54specific value that I had previously
- 52:58managed to find. The relationship is
- 53:02very clear, it depends on the ratio
- 53:05between these two numbers is 21.15, but
- 53:0721.15 15. You take the tangent, you
- 53:10multiply it here by the for the fine
- 53:12structure of the universe, you square
- 53:14it, you get one. You have obtained
- 53:17exactly the ratio that exists between
- 53:20the universe that we identify with the
- 53:23epideonic universe, it is Euler's
- 53:26formula, it is Napier's formula because
- 53:29they are connected by precise numbers.
- 53:32So these formulas that we have given
- 53:34are true. What comes out of this type
- 53:38of operation? Therefore, everything
- 53:41that could be applied to trading had to
- 53:47essentially take into account the fact
- 53:49that there are certain actions where,
- 53:51as soon as one concludes, another one
- 53:53begins, and these specific actions must
- 53:56necessarily be characterized by the
- 53:58presence of the exact same number of
- 54:00individual events. Very good. So
- 54:04between one action and another there
- 54:06always had to be the same events and we
- 54:08can know how many there are. I take
- 54:10Luca and tell him we have to find the
- 54:12same number of events which are the
- 54:14same number of candles. And he says to
- 54:18me, "Yeah, now let's look." Then he
- 54:20calls me back after a couple of weeks
- 54:22and says, "But what if you think there
- 54:24could be 13?" And I say, damn it, of
- 54:28course there could be 13, because in
- 54:31the eideonic world there are 13 steps
- 54:35to go from one energy level to another,
- 54:38which are actually 12. It's as if the
- 54:41universe were made up of 13 steps, 13
- 54:45pillars, 13 points where you plant your
- 54:48foot. And so you see 12 steps because
- 54:51the first step, which you never count,
- 54:53is the ground floor, that is, the one
- 54:55that doesn't count at all. That is,
- 54:58there are 12 + 1 once again. And then
- 55:01the entropic information contained in
- 55:05this number of energy actions, for the
- 55:13entropy contained in these 13 steps,
- 55:16must always be the same entropy,
- 55:19because we have seen that every time
- 55:22the fractal universe is expressed in a
- 55:26step and in a unit of time there are
- 55:29always the same steps; well, there must
- 55:32always be the same entropy, that is,
- 55:35always the same information. That's
- 55:38where the whole discussion came from.
- 55:41And so, of course there are 13, for
- 55:43example, the video is made like this,
- 55:46there is an axis like this, an axis
- 55:48like this and an axis that goes back
- 55:51and forth, which are the axes of energy
- 55:53, time and space. Up here there is a
- 55:58value. At 45 ° there is another value.
- 56:00At 90 ° there is another value. At 45
- 56:02° there is another value, at 90 °
- 56:04there is another value. Do all these
- 56:06calculations, I know 13 values, like
- 56:09there are 12 notes on the piano and the
- 56:1313th is the no sound, like 13 were the
- 56:16seconds in which that radioactive
- 56:18element somehow halved, the half-life
- 56:22of the radioactive element. So the
- 56:26number 13 really has something to do
- 56:30with it. It was clear then, because
- 56:38this is our issue, the problem you
- 56:40encounter when looking at a portion of
- 56:43trading: your awareness is often unable
- 56:46to recognize exactly where that
- 56:49specific thing you need to analyze
- 56:52begins, and where, on the other hand,
- 56:55it ultimately comes to an end. Because
- 56:58if you know where it begins and where
- 57:00it ends, that is, you are aware of this
- 57:03, you then know how to repeat it with
- 57:05the rules that we gave you before. So
- 57:09now we have two steps, two more
- 57:13variables. One, we know that there are
- 57:1713 candles, 13 steps, 13 moments and
- 57:21below and below is the entropy. How do
- 57:24you calculate the entropy of these 13
- 57:27things, which must always be the same?
- 57:30And quantum physics helps us, that is,
- 57:33the number of information helps us once
- 57:37again. Let's get straight to the point,
- 57:41which is this Hawkins, a physicist who
- 57:44established the entropy of a black hole
- 57:47. Look, for our trading we went as far
- 57:50as fishing for black holes, and Hawking
- 57:53even had this very formula engraved
- 57:57onto his own burial tombstone. The
- 58:00speed of light A which is an area, the
- 58:02area of the black hole divided by 4 G
- 58:05which is the gravitational constant and
- 58:07h cut which is Planck's constant
- 58:09divided by 2 pi gre. But there is a but
- 58:14that Plank, Max Plank says there are
- 58:19too many constants here. Since the
- 58:24holographic universe has no constants
- 58:26and Planck proposes that all the
- 58:28constants of the universe—which some
- 58:31say are a little bigger, a little
- 58:33smaller, they need to be recalculated,
- 58:35mistakes are made—but if we made them
- 58:38all equal to one, if we made them all
- 58:40equal to one, all the physics that you
- 58:44see written here about black holes is
- 58:47simplified because entropy becomes area
- 58:514. What does this mean? It is simple;
- 58:55the only way to determine the entropy
- 58:59of a portion of a trading function is
- 59:03by searching for an area, specifically
- 59:07the area that is subtended by those 13
- 59:12shares. This is the fundamental aspect.
- 59:17This is the area divided by 4, the most
- 59:19important thing there is. And so, at
- 59:22this point, we take a small piece of
- 59:25the graph. I took a random one-hour
- 59:30chart from 4 to 5 p.m. last week of any
- 59:37asset, and then I chewed it over, as
- 59:39they say in Tuscany, in a rather
- 59:41different way. This stuff here, even
- 59:44though they seem like two completely
- 59:46different things, I assure you that
- 59:48it's the exact same graphic step, a
- 59:50stencil that's been messed up so that
- 59:52...I've turned it upside down, I've
- 59:54turned it around, I've widened it, I've
- 59:56lengthened it. But I can assure you
- 59:59that it's the same, that we've already
- 1:00:01demonstrated in previous steps that
- 1:00:04with some rules we know how to identify
- 1:00:06the stencil, which is that one there,
- 1:00:09and we know that it will repeat itself
- 1:00:11even with these variations. So I won't
- 1:00:14go into the field of understanding why
- 1:00:16that stuff there has transformed into
- 1:00:19this stuff here, but I'll tell you that
- 1:00:21the area underlain from start to finish
- 1:00:24(16-17, let's say) is one hour. But we
- 1:00:26can go to 15 minutes, which would be
- 1:00:29faster; later we'll see why, and the
- 1:00:34area must always be the same. In the
- 1:00:36first step it's all positive. In the
- 1:00:38second step, perhaps the bottom line
- 1:00:42goes up or down, thus creating a first
- 1:00:45part of the graph that's negative as an
- 1:00:49area and a second part of the graph
- 1:00:52that's positive as an area. Who does
- 1:00:55this work? No, the trader does it with
- 1:00:58the computer. You tell him, "Look,
- 1:01:01after 13 candles, do something, put the
- 1:01:05bar at the right height to make the
- 1:01:08math work out." And then you discover
- 1:01:12that you have 2 more hours of
- 1:01:15understanding because you can
- 1:01:17understand when something starts and
- 1:01:20ends by analyzing it and then know how
- 1:01:23it will repeat itself because you know
- 1:01:26how many actions it takes and you know
- 1:01:29that the area under these actions must
- 1:01:32always be the same. And who tells you
- 1:01:35that? The equation of the structure of
- 1:01:37the universe. 2 ^ x equals something
- 1:01:40multiplied by e raised to the power of
- 1:01:42something else. By looking at that
- 1:01:45information and understanding how K is
- 1:01:48made, you can see exactly why Serleto
- 1:01:51and I decided to set up the program in
- 1:01:55that specific way. We went out in
- 1:01:57search of what the equations of physics
- 1:02:00, of physics in general, were telling
- 1:02:02us to be true. And what did we find?
- 1:02:05The repetitiveness that we wanted to
- 1:02:07find. So things really are like that.
- 1:02:09On one hand, quantum physics tells
- 1:02:11Serletto, "You are right," and on the
- 1:02:14other, Serletto tells me, "Look, you
- 1:02:16did not dream up the fact that you can
- 1:02:19apply Napier’s formula with Euler’s
- 1:02:21number." It has this consciousness that
- 1:02:24divides into many parts because this is
- 1:02:26genuinely happening, because the
- 1:02:28numbers are the right ones. One does
- 1:02:30not joke about pi. Pi comes out equal
- 1:02:33to 99.999%. Therefore, it cannot be a
- 1:02:39coincidence. With these premises, we
- 1:02:42must convince ourselves that we have
- 1:02:45essentially done a good job. In fact,
- 1:02:48if, quantumly speaking, the present is
- 1:02:51the only solution to the superposition
- 1:02:54of two quantum states located, one in
- 1:02:57the past and the other in the future,
- 1:03:01this means something important: that
- 1:03:03the entropy of the present, understood
- 1:03:07as information, is the sum of the
- 1:03:09entropy of the past and that of the
- 1:03:12future. What does this complicated
- 1:03:14argument mean? This complicated
- 1:03:17discourse signifies that, in addition
- 1:03:19to these two pieces of information, we
- 1:03:22have another piece of information that
- 1:03:25we must take into account, which is the
- 1:03:28opening of the window that we consider
- 1:03:31to be the present. Why? Because if it
- 1:03:36is true, as physics says. modern
- 1:03:38quantum mechanics, that the past and
- 1:03:41the future, the quantum mathematical
- 1:03:44equations of the past and the future
- 1:03:46that do not exist, are added together
- 1:03:49only at a single point which is the
- 1:03:51present, where there is therefore only
- 1:03:54one solution, only the present exists.
- 1:03:58So, we know one fundamental thing, that
- 1:04:00the present contains all the
- 1:04:02information, the sum of the past and
- 1:04:05the future. If the present contains the
- 1:04:08information of the past P + F, then we
- 1:04:11take the information of the present, we
- 1:04:14remove the information of the past and
- 1:04:16what the hell do you want to remain if
- 1:04:19not the information of the future? And
- 1:04:22that's how it's done. That is the
- 1:04:25reason why we take a window and look
- 1:04:28immediately at what has just happened.
- 1:04:32The information that is here and that
- 1:04:34is here, that is in the present and in
- 1:04:37the past, necessarily gives the
- 1:04:39information about what will be the
- 1:04:41repetition of the window and the
- 1:04:43problem will be, but how wide should
- 1:04:46this window be? That's the problem. We
- 1:04:50need to understand the width of the
- 1:04:52window. So, I'm telling you, the width
- 1:04:56of the window that we observe is equal
- 1:05:00to the resolution of the synthetic
- 1:05:03aperture radar. Why? Because if you
- 1:05:09widen or narrow this window you have
- 1:05:12more or less information. How Does
- 1:05:14synthetic aperture radar work? Like
- 1:05:18this. Pretend that up there there is
- 1:05:23this little square, this rectangle
- 1:05:26which is the antenna of the synthetic
- 1:05:29aperture radar that looks down and
- 1:05:32takes a picture of the trading chart
- 1:05:35which is this and you look from above.
- 1:05:39If you look at the formula at the top,
- 1:05:41the resolution in Azimuth, which means
- 1:05:44how you are able to distinguish the
- 1:05:47events, that is the candles, because if
- 1:05:49you look at them from too far away, the
- 1:05:52candles seem to become a single candle;
- 1:05:55instead you have to look at them at a
- 1:05:58certain, with a certain, um, resolution
- 1:06:00to understand that there are many, in
- 1:06:03this case 13 candles in a unit of time
- 1:06:06with 13 actions that have been seen. So
- 1:06:08there is a resolution. In this context,
- 1:06:13there are two types of resolutions that
- 1:06:15we have on our radar screen. The first
- 1:06:19is called in Azimuth, the one that
- 1:06:22interests us regarding the unfolding of
- 1:06:25the scrolling tape, which is the
- 1:06:28trading chart, while the other is in
- 1:06:34range; that is, the radar sees what is
- 1:06:37behind it and, if that object is
- 1:06:39positioned too close, it is unable to
- 1:06:42distinguish this with the angle. What.
- 1:06:45Do you know what this means here? This
- 1:06:47is a measure of the operator's
- 1:06:50awareness. The operator must have an
- 1:06:53eye so clear that it becomes the sine
- 1:06:57of this angle. Can we use this type of
- 1:07:02operation? No, why? Because in this
- 1:07:08specific context, this is the old, old
- 1:07:11way of trading: a single still image,
- 1:07:14bang, of space-time. What does the old
- 1:07:18model do to see the trading? To be sure
- 1:07:21of winning it must create an antenna
- 1:07:24amplitude, that one there, the antenna
- 1:07:26that must be so large that it starts at
- 1:07:29the beginning of time and ends at the
- 1:07:32end of time. So it is clear that it
- 1:07:34will take in all the information, but
- 1:07:37it is an antenna that cannot be used,
- 1:07:39it is impossible both in radar and in
- 1:07:41the operator. So, in reality the
- 1:07:44trading does something else: it uses
- 1:07:47synthetic aperture radar. That is,
- 1:07:50instead of putting a 200 km antenna
- 1:07:53into orbit, which cannot be done, it
- 1:07:56puts a small antenna into orbit, which
- 1:07:59is a small antenna, but it takes many
- 1:08:02images of the point that you are
- 1:08:04looking at. That is, how this point
- 1:08:09moves-not how it moves The pyramid
- 1:08:11moves, but as it moves, the market
- 1:08:12moves at that point–which goes
- 1:08:14forward, backward, forward, backward,
- 1:08:16forward, backward, that is, the famous
- 1:08:18candles are being created. When L is
- 1:08:21used in this context, the resolution
- 1:08:24formula changes, because this time, if
- 1:08:28the value of L is small, then it is
- 1:08:31finally possible to achieve a great
- 1:08:34resolution. And what the hell do we get
- 1:08:37? When the window is small we get the
- 1:08:41best results because awareness is
- 1:08:43practically also a measure of the
- 1:08:46openness of our eye that looks at a
- 1:08:49small portion and therefore manages to
- 1:08:52have a small portion of information in
- 1:08:55the past that will give it a small
- 1:08:58piece of information about the future.
- 1:09:02Once again, physics gave us the
- 1:09:06information that we could apply with a
- 1:09:10certain usefulness to trading. This is
- 1:09:15therefore the reason why we achieve the
- 1:09:17best results by using small windows,
- 1:09:20whereas with large windows, we observe
- 1:09:23a significant dispersion of the
- 1:09:25information. So there is a conclusion
- 1:09:27that we can draw. You see, this is
- 1:09:31something that should never be
- 1:09:33forgotten in our analyses. This is
- 1:09:37somewhat a personal conclusion of mine,
- 1:09:39I must say, because what is it that we
- 1:09:41have actually done? We have tried to
- 1:09:44take the formulas of physics and to
- 1:09:46dissect them; to do so say, "Look at
- 1:09:48what this angle is; why is pi written
- 1:09:50there, and why is there a square root
- 1:09:52sign?" Why is there the number 8? That
- 1:09:55is to say, we provided it with a
- 1:09:57conscious vision, and through this, we
- 1:09:59were able to see that we could
- 1:10:01translate this conscious vision into
- 1:10:04trading. It has returned results, and
- 1:10:06results matter, but we must always
- 1:10:09remember one fundamental aspect, and I
- 1:10:11know that people will tell me I am a
- 1:10:14fool. When we engage in trading, each
- 1:10:17of us is, in reality, two traders: a
- 1:10:19soul-based part and a spiritual part,
- 1:10:22which are two distinct traders who must
- 1:10:24come to an agreement with one another
- 1:10:26in order to execute an operation. What
- 1:10:29happens is that the male trader says: "
- 1:10:322*2 equals 4/5 logarithm 6 and so on",
- 1:10:35and then there is a female part that
- 1:10:37says: "I have a feeling that silver is
- 1:10:40going up". Look, I mean, we have
- 1:10:48performed all the math, all the
- 1:10:51necessary calculations, and we have
- 1:10:53observed how well it functions, but it
- 1:10:56must be stated that there is another
- 1:10:59fundamental thing, um, which is this:
- 1:11:01essentially, there is a male part that
- 1:11:04completes the homework and a female
- 1:11:06part that gazes into the crystal ball,
- 1:11:09and basically I I believe that we
- 1:11:11should be able to listen to our soul
- 1:11:14part, even for a moment, because
- 1:11:16sometimes it is the one that is right.
- 1:11:19Thank you.
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