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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (105509)	4/12/2014 2:09:45 PM
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The point of language is to describe reality. Reality is made of causal relationships. I suppose all languages have their limits in describing reality. I prefer equations that can be put to the test. For more than thirty years I have been using mathematics, physics and computer languages to model reality. I have never been able to BS equations or force software to bend physical laws. Either I understand the limits of my models, or I fail to provide a working solution to my employer. I have written a couple of pieces software that others have continued to use for 10 and 15 years, primarily because I properly understood the underlying equations and models. Financial Relativity Theory is like fluid mechanics OK. Show me an equation that we can both test for this “Financial Relativity Theory.” I’m game. If I see anything like oil = gold, then we’re done before we’ve really started. Time was of the essence. It was a flash crash. No. Flash crashes are those stock variations which occur within a few seconds, and not those which happen over many months. I think you don’t want to accept what the word “flash” means. Your untested and unformulated theory doesn’t apply, but I may be persuaded.