Mars can influence human behavior, stock market crashes and terror attacks. I have the math.

AnthonyofBoston

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Massive Bombshell! A 100% statistical correlation and scientific explanation for why the planet Mars can trigger stock market crashes. This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to the sun


Before reading the content, it is important to take into account a recent study published in Nature Communications in March of 2024, roughly 5 years after this idea was first introduced to the public. In that study published in March of 2024, researchers discovered that Mars is exerting a gravitation pull on earth's tilt, exposing earth to warmer temperatures and more sunlight, all within a 2.4 million year cycle. I assert that this allows us to surmise that, even within smaller timeframes, Mars is still exerting a gravitational pull on earth's axial tilt, enough to raise temperatures and affect human behavior, even investor sentiment. Citing the fact of numerous studies that link irritability and negative mood states to warmer temperatures, I can establish an axiom. This perspective should help the reader move beyond the preconceived notion of absurdity and realize that this has scientific merit

This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to earth. Every stock market crash and major stock downturn in US history has happened when Mars was orbiting behind the sun from earth’s point of view. When Mars is going further out from earth, it is also when Mars's gravity is puling Earth’s axial tilt towards the sun, possibly bringing warmer temperatures, which should affect investor sentiment most negatively, presuming that warmer temperatures relative to the mean affect cognitive function and trigger some variant of irritability or pessimism. There are studies that corroborate this dynamic between warmer temperatures and negative mood states. As Mars gets closer to earth, Mars’s gravity is puling earth’s axial tilt away from the sun, bringing presumably cooler temperatures, and less negative mood outcomes, which may explain why major stock market crashes never happen during that phase of Mars’s orbit

This paper was referenced by a Finnish theoretical physicist, Matti Pitknen. Here is his scholarly paper giving credence to the research about Mars influence on the Dow Jones -see pg 5


Here is more data regarding Mars and the Dow Jones

 
Massive Bombshell! A 100% statistical correlation and scientific explanation for why the planet Mars can trigger stock market crashes. This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to the sun


Before reading the content, it is important to take into account a recent study published in Nature Communications in March of 2024, roughly 5 years after this idea was first introduced to the public. In that study published in March of 2024, researchers discovered that Mars is exerting a gravitation pull on earth's tilt, exposing earth to warmer temperatures and more sunlight, all within a 2.4 million year cycle. I assert that this allows us to surmise that, even within smaller timeframes, Mars is still exerting a gravitational pull on earth's axial tilt, enough to raise temperatures and affect human behavior, even investor sentiment. Citing the fact of numerous studies that link irritability and negative mood states to warmer temperatures, I can establish an axiom. This perspective should help the reader move beyond the preconceived notion of absurdity and realize that this has scientific merit

This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to earth. Every stock market crash and major stock downturn in US history has happened when Mars was orbiting behind the sun from earth’s point of view. When Mars is going further out from earth, it is also when Mars's gravity is puling Earth’s axial tilt towards the sun, possibly bringing warmer temperatures, which should affect investor sentiment most negatively, presuming that warmer temperatures relative to the mean affect cognitive function and trigger some variant of irritability or pessimism. There are studies that corroborate this dynamic between warmer temperatures and negative mood states. As Mars gets closer to earth, Mars’s gravity is puling earth’s axial tilt away from the sun, bringing presumably cooler temperatures, and less negative mood outcomes, which may explain why major stock market crashes never happen during that phase of Mars’s orbit

This paper was referenced by a Finnish theoretical physicist, Matti Pitknen. Here is his scholarly paper giving credence to the research about Mars influence on the Dow Jones -see pg 5


Here is more data regarding Mars and the Dow Jones

Reported, for not being anything to do with physics.
 
Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that the correlation exists as advertised in the opening post.

Correlation doesn't imply causation.

It seems like the author has a lot more work to do to establish causation.
 
Massive Bombshell! A 100% statistical correlation and scientific explanation for why the planet Mars can trigger stock market crashes. This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to the sun


Before reading the content, it is important to take into account a recent study published in Nature Communications in March of 2024, roughly 5 years after this idea was first introduced to the public. In that study published in March of 2024, researchers discovered that Mars is exerting a gravitation pull on earth's tilt, exposing earth to warmer temperatures and more sunlight, all within a 2.4 million year cycle. I assert that this allows us to surmise that, even within smaller timeframes, Mars is still exerting a gravitational pull on earth's axial tilt, enough to raise temperatures and affect human behavior, even investor sentiment. Citing the fact of numerous studies that link irritability and negative mood states to warmer temperatures, I can establish an axiom. This perspective should help the reader move beyond the preconceived notion of absurdity and realize that this has scientific merit

This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to earth. Every stock market crash and major stock downturn in US history has happened when Mars was orbiting behind the sun from earth’s point of view. When Mars is going further out from earth, it is also when Mars's gravity is puling Earth’s axial tilt towards the sun, possibly bringing warmer temperatures, which should affect investor sentiment most negatively, presuming that warmer temperatures relative to the mean affect cognitive function and trigger some variant of irritability or pessimism. There are studies that corroborate this dynamic between warmer temperatures and negative mood states. As Mars gets closer to earth, Mars’s gravity is puling earth’s axial tilt away from the sun, bringing presumably cooler temperatures, and less negative mood outcomes, which may explain why major stock market crashes never happen during that phase of Mars’s orbit

This paper was referenced by a Finnish theoretical physicist, Matti Pitknen. Here is his scholarly paper giving credence to the research about Mars influence on the Dow Jones -see pg 5


Here is more data regarding Mars and the Dow Jones

This is a really stupid notion. There are countless examples of meaningless correlations. I have no idea whether the correlation you clam to exist is even true and I'm certainly not going to waste my time researching it. The causation mechanism you propose is totally absurd.

I suspect, in view of the mention of the stock market, that this is a trailer for some sort of financial investment spam. I'll be intrigued to see what further posts you make - if any. :rolleyes:
 
You know, this is one of those ones that only mostly nonsense.

It has to do with self-fulfilling prophecies. Like basketball players who are superstitous about their pre-game rituals. If they cannot compete their rituals, they get stressed and then play poorly, fulfilling their own prophecy.

So, it is conceivable, in a suitably contrived community, that stock market investors are superstitious.

If a large fraction of investors are aware that other investors are supertitious, and that they think the motions of Mars can affect the stock market - it doesn't matter if it's objectively true, so long as they react as if it is true - or, more accurately - as long as they react knowing that a lot of other people will react the same way. To-wit:

"Mars will be in opposition in May.
All the best investors know that Mars in opposition means bad luck.
A lot of investors will try to sell beforehand.
If I'm going to survive this, I'd better sell beforehand."


Now multiply that logic by a significant fraction of the market thinking the same way and you have yourself a predictable drop.
 
Massive Bombshell! A 100% statistical correlation and scientific explanation for why the planet Mars can trigger stock market crashes. This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to the sun


Before reading the content, it is important to take into account a recent study published in Nature Communications in March of 2024, roughly 5 years after this idea was first introduced to the public. In that study published in March of 2024, researchers discovered that Mars is exerting a gravitation pull on earth's tilt, exposing earth to warmer temperatures and more sunlight, all within a 2.4 million year cycle. I assert that this allows us to surmise that, even within smaller timeframes, Mars is still exerting a gravitational pull on earth's axial tilt, enough to raise temperatures and affect human behavior, even investor sentiment. Citing the fact of numerous studies that link irritability and negative mood states to warmer temperatures, I can establish an axiom. This perspective should help the reader move beyond the preconceived notion of absurdity and realize that this has scientific merit

This paper lays out the 25 major stock market crashes and downturns in US history.The data shows a 100% correlation between such events and Mars position in relation to earth. Every stock market crash and major stock downturn in US history has happened when Mars was orbiting behind the sun from earth’s point of view. When Mars is going further out from earth, it is also when Mars's gravity is puling Earth’s axial tilt towards the sun, possibly bringing warmer temperatures, which should affect investor sentiment most negatively, presuming that warmer temperatures relative to the mean affect cognitive function and trigger some variant of irritability or pessimism. There are studies that corroborate this dynamic between warmer temperatures and negative mood states. As Mars gets closer to earth, Mars’s gravity is puling earth’s axial tilt away from the sun, bringing presumably cooler temperatures, and less negative mood outcomes, which may explain why major stock market crashes never happen during that phase of Mars’s orbit

This paper was referenced by a Finnish theoretical physicist, Matti Pitknen. Here is his scholarly paper giving credence to the research about Mars influence on the Dow Jones -see pg 5


Here is more data regarding Mars and the Dow Jones

Mars doesn't have an significant affect on Earth either due to gravity or temperature. It has no effect on the stock market. Even assuming your conclusions of irritability, why did the crash happen at the time that it happened? People should have been "irritable" the day before, the week before, the month before.

Do you have studies that show, in general, that stock crashes happen when people are particularly hungry, hot, lack sleep, are particularly mad, etc?

I assert that slow periods in the stock market occur near the summer solstice when the days are longer and their brains absorb more radiation leading to a lulling effect.
 

The math behind Mars influence on human behavior, stock market crashes and terror attacks​

https://www.academia.edu/127594955/...avior_stock_market_crashes_and_terror_attacks

Since 2019, I have been promoting the thesis that Mars influences human behavior. I have put together data showing a 100% correlation between the Gaza rocket attacks/stock market crashes and the configuration of the planet Mars relative to the Earth and the lunar nodes. This is statistical evidence that there is a link between the physics involved at the astrophysical level, the meteorological outcome, and its effect on the biological processes of terrestrial organisms, which manifest certain behaviors

The purpose of this paper was to show that while its mathematically untenable to surmise Mars as having a significant gravitational pull upon Earth’s axial tilt at such a great distance as it travels behind the sun, one can still postulate that the reduction of the Earth/Mars gravitational force as Mars orbits behind the sun could still cause Earth’s axial tilt to shift back towards the sun, such that it could cause an increase in temperatures relative to the mean. A good analogy is imagining Mars engaging in a tug of war against planets and masses closer to the sun, with all the parties involved trying to pull Earth closer to their sphere of influence. Mars, when it travels in front of the sun it fights against the gravitational force of Venus, Mercury and the Sun all trying to pull earth towards them. But when Mars orbits behind the sun further away from Earth, its grip slowly wanes, allowing Venus, Mercury and the sun to establish a stronger gravitational force upon earth’s tilt without Mars being a factor. The result is that the earth’s axial tilts shifts back towards the sun. Even with a weaker gravitational force at such a distance from Earth, one can say that Mars is still a factor.
 
I have a great idea for a website!

Have a website that lets you input whatever woo you like - phases of Mars, distance to Pluto, number of pirates in Somalia, how many times Taylor Swift has used the number 13 . Then ask the website for correlations. And of the millions of datasets out there, it will be able to find at least one that correlates very closely. Perhaps it will be that the number of times Taylor Swift mentions the number 13 correlates closely with the number of circumcisions in Burkina Faso.

Then just go to a science site and post your new brilliant theory - Taylor Swift cause circumcisions!
 

The math behind Mars influence on human behavior, stock market crashes and terror attacks​

https://www.academia.edu/127594955/...avior_stock_market_crashes_and_terror_attacks

Since 2019, I have been promoting the thesis that Mars influences human behavior. I have put together data showing a 100% correlation between the Gaza rocket attacks/stock market crashes and the configuration of the planet Mars relative to the Earth and the lunar nodes. This is statistical evidence that there is a link between the physics involved at the astrophysical level, the meteorological outcome, and its effect on the biological processes of terrestrial organisms, which manifest certain behaviors

The purpose of this paper was to show that while its mathematically untenable to surmise Mars as having a significant gravitational pull upon Earth’s axial tilt at such a great distance as it travels behind the sun, one can still postulate that the reduction of the Earth/Mars gravitational force as Mars orbits behind the sun could still cause Earth’s axial tilt to shift back towards the sun, such that it could cause an increase in temperatures relative to the mean. A good analogy is imagining Mars engaging in a tug of war against planets and masses closer to the sun, with all the parties involved trying to pull Earth closer to their sphere of influence. Mars, when it travels in front of the sun it fights against the gravitational force of Venus, Mercury and the Sun all trying to pull earth towards them. But when Mars orbits behind the sun further away from Earth, its grip slowly wanes, allowing Venus, Mercury and the sun to establish a stronger gravitational force upon earth’s tilt without Mars being a factor. The result is that the earth’s axial tilts shifts back towards the sun. Even with a weaker gravitational force at such a distance from Earth, one can say that Mars is still a factor.
Tell me, do you still think the Second Vatican Council and the setting aside of the Latin Tridentine Mass have something to do with this?
 
AnthonyofBoston I see that you have started a second thread on the same topic. Do you plan to return to the first topic and address the questions there? Is this a discussion or just an infodump?

Here are my comments and questions again, copied from here, for your review. Will you address them - there or here?




Something to be wary of: given a large enough dataset it is possible to find an arbitrarily large set of events that appear to line up.

It is not enough to show that there are a bunch of such events. You have an obligation to show that
- they are statistically significant enough to rise above the background noise of the data, and that
- there is at least a marginally plausible connection between cause and effect.

In light of that, I have some questions. Notice I am not criticizing you or doubting you; I am simply asking to understand your selection criteria and method of analysis:

Selection Criteria: How did you pick these five specific events? Out of all the violence in the world, why these five? Body count? Something else?

Geographical Scope: Have you included all countries in the survey? Just these five?

Time Scope: Why the cutoff at 2001? Does the connection not hold before that? Do you have any thoughts about why this phenomenon would only make itself known as of 2001? What happens if you move that date back a few years or decades? Does the phenomenon disappear?

Selection Threshold: Do these five events rise above all others in the 22 years from 2001 to 2023 that your dataset spans? There are no other events in the world that meet or exceed your criteria for inclusion?

Pattern: The events are separated by, respectively 46mo, 72mo, 52mo, 95mo (In days: 1395, 2206, 3781, 2885). Is there any pattern there? Should there be? What about all the Lunar Nodes / Mars alignments in between those five events?

Selection bias?: You correlate these incidents with Mars being near a Lunar node. How many total lunar nodes occurred during the 22 year study period (two per month, or approximately 572)? How many times did Mars line up with those 572 node events? How many of those events did not correlate with a significant Earthly cataclysm? Did you calculate that?

More selection threshold: What is the significance of "within one to two degrees" of a Lunar Node? The Moon's orbit is tilted about 5 degrees from the Earth's equator (for a total of 10 degrees), Any time it is within 2 degrees of the median you consider significant. That's 40% of its entire range. Is that really significant? I mean, it's only 10% away from being a 50/50 shot.

Here, imagine I take a 10" wide piece of paper and draw a track on it that's 4" wide (2" to each side of centre). I drip a couple of drops of water on it and consider any event where it falls within the track (which it will do randomly 40% of the time) to be significant to my study. I might do it for five minute and get nothing noteworthy, but in the last 22 seconds of my test five of those drops land in what I decide (afterward) is my the zone of significance - I write an article about it. Does that make sense?

Mechanism: Finally, what mechanism do you propose for causation?

A long time ago, in the annals of interweb history, someone mapped Global Temperature versus Number of Pirates, and it turned out there was a strong correlative trend. Sometimes correlation does not mean causation. Sometimes, even long-term patterns can be coincidence. Can you explain why your hypothesis is not similarly subject to a lack of a plausible causitive link?
 
AnthonyofBoston:
The math behind Mars influence on human behavior, stock market crashes and terror attacks
https://www.academia.edu/127594955/...avior_stock_market_crashes_and_terror_attacks
Seem like that site wants me to sign up to read your paper. I won't be doing that. Perhaps we can discuss the maths here?

Since 2019, I have been promoting the thesis that Mars influences human behavior.
What mechanism do you propose for that? Something to do with Mars' gravity? Can you explain briefly in more detail?
I have put together data showing a 100% correlation between the Gaza rocket attacks/stock market crashes and the configuration of the planet Mars relative to the Earth and the lunar nodes.
What exactly is correlated?

What particular Martian conditions cause Gazans to attack with rockets or stock markets to crash?

Perhaps more importantly, when can we expect the next rocket attack and/or stock market crash, based on your maths? Have you done the maths on that?
This is statistical evidence that there is a link between the physics involved at the astrophysical level, the meteorological outcome, and its effect on the biological processes of terrestrial organisms, which manifest certain behaviors
Correlation isn't causation, though. (And you haven't convinced me there's even a correlation, yet.)

Tell me about the physics of it all. How does the physics of Mars influence the weather on Earth and how does it affect the biological processes of Gazans to make them launch rockets? I'm fascinated to learn.

What's the "astrophysical level"? What other levels are there?

The purpose of this paper was to show that while its mathematically untenable to surmise Mars as having a significant gravitational pull upon Earth’s axial tilt at such a great distance as it travels behind the sun, one can still postulate that the reduction of the Earth/Mars gravitational force as Mars orbits behind the sun could still cause Earth’s axial tilt to shift back towards the sun, such that it could cause an increase in temperatures relative to the mean.
Do you have data on variations in the Earth's axial tilt? Is it correlated with the position of Mars in its orbit around the Sun?

Isn't the axial tilt fixed at approximately 23 degrees to the ecliptic?

A good analogy is imagining Mars engaging in a tug of war against planets and masses closer to the sun, with all the parties involved trying to pull Earth closer to their sphere of influence.
You're just describing the usual effects of gravity, there.
Mars, when it travels in front of the sun it fights against the gravitational force of Venus, Mercury and the Sun all trying to pull earth towards them.
I don't understand. From our point of view on Earth, Mars never travels in front of the Sun.
But when Mars orbits behind the sun further away from Earth, its grip slowly wanes, allowing Venus, Mercury and the sun to establish a stronger gravitational force upon earth’s tilt without Mars being a factor.
Can you explain to me how the gravitational force from another planet affects the Earth's axial tilt? By how much does each planet affect the Earth's axial tilt? I assume you've done the maths (?)
The result is that the earth’s axial tilts shifts back towards the sun.
I don't understand what you mean. The Earth's axis points in different directions at different times of the year, relative to the Sun . (The direction stays the same relative to the distant stars.) That's what causes the seasons. Relative to the Sun, the Earth's axis makes a 360 degree revolution, tracing out a sort of double-cone shape, with one complete revolution each year.
Even with a weaker gravitational force at such a distance from Earth, one can say that Mars is still a factor.
Even if what you say is true, you haven't explained how this affects stock markets or rockets in Gaza, yet.

Can you give me the brief summary of how the axial tilt thing translates into Gazans wanting to fire rockets?
 
The safe zone in which there was a 0% chance that a major stock market crash would happen ended last night. It was between October 14, 2024 and April 2, 2025. This is consistent with the data

https://www.academia.edu/123877619/Dow_Jones_percentage_changes_between_1896_and_2023_in_correlation_with_the_orbital_phase_of_Mars
Ну вот, оказывается во всём виноват Марс. А некоторые тут политику Трампа в этом обвиняют. Ну ничего, вот Маск слетает на Марс и объяснит ему "что к чему".
 
The safe zone in which there was a 0% chance that a major stock market crash would happen ended last night. It was between October 14, 2024 and April 2, 2025. This is consistent with the data

https://www.academia.edu/123877619/Dow_Jones_percentage_changes_between_1896_and_2023_in_correlation_with_the_orbital_phase_of_Mars
And all the other correlations we pointed out, like the increase of eel populations with hover craft sales in Europe? Journal of silly things. "Eels the stowaway Anguilliformes" P.B. Gumby, S.J. Gumby et al 1971.
 
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