The mathematical modeling of historical movement; the transcript renders the name as 'Clio Dynamics'.
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cliodynamics
The mathematical modeling of historical movement; the transcript renders the name as 'Clio Dynamics'.
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He presents cliodynamics as an attempt to turn history into a mathematical model and cites elite overproduction as a pattern explaining social collapse.
He proposes using AI to go beyond cliodynamics by creating real psychohistory: a system able to analyze the past and predict the future.
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"Okay? So, this is what he called psychohistory. And it's a science fiction concept. And a lot of people have been trying to make..."
"And it's a really interesting idea. Is the reason why societies collapse in the end. Is you have too many elites. All right? So,..."
"Because he failed the Kejiu. Okay? So, that's the idea of the overproduction of the elite. And he discovered this principle using mathematically modeling..."
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