Socionomics

The Socionomics Institute: Dedicated to advancing the science of history and social prediction, or socionomics.

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What’s the biggest danger to American football? The answer isn’t concussions. It’s massive NIL contracts. https://t.co/BZwDTaupJ6

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How long has it been since you talked to your own family? If you're having a hard time remembering, you're not alone.

"Nearly two in five Americans (38%) have gone 'no contact' with a friend or family member in the past year... read on - https://t.co/A1yDoyLliq

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What year is it?

Regular school may be out for summer [soon enough]. But “Wife School” has just started. Find out how Mrs.’s can get their PH.D.’s today! https://t.co/HH0jAiCtkQ

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Another Assassination Attempt: "This Political Moment"

Everyone’s talking about the April 25 gunfire attack on the White House. But there’s one detail no one is getting quite right... Learn why. https://t.co/2licy8GByf

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"What if every piece of data that was ever available on the internet about every single U.S. citizen was also instantly accessible to the Federal government ... secretly, without a warrant, and with no way of opting out?"

Feel like you're being watched? https://t.co/nNayssnNNx

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If you want to know where the UK stock market is headed, the famous guerilla artist Banksy paints a compelling picture. Our May Socionomist has the full story. https://t.co/D2gOk3ZYWD

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The 2026 campaign trail is upon us. But the energy surrounding the candidates is less “stronger together” and more angry and afraid. https://t.co/3YmmmmzR6w

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From banknote designs to war loan decisions, the EU is more divided than ever...

This April, the EU will be sporting brand-new designs for their six banknotes – that is, if the jury can agree on a theme!

Read on - https://t.co/mtaK3oMPQO

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The bull market has no clothes?

Barely-there women’s wear suggests social mood has reached new extremes. This article explains: https://t.co/fqzskhnClD

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What does the U.S. of today have in common with the country, at the turn of the 20th century? The short answer: Violent and deadly political clashes. The new, April Socionomist has the story in full.

https://t.co/daYvvlUDJt

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Make way for the most unlikely partnership of 2026 thus far: the Girl Scouts of America and… a weed dispensary.

We couldn’t make this stuff up if we tried. Read the full article: https://t.co/dAduuEhEyh

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Socionomics flips cause and effect.

Recessions don't cause caution.
Caution causes recessions.

War doesn't create anger.
Anger creates war.

Trends form before headlines. https://t.co/zbwY5hfWGI

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Could the same conditions that drove the U.S. to Civil War be underway now?

The March Socionomist considers the one inciting factor you won’t find in any history books. Start reading today! https://t.co/ViatxEUctX

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Are You Dead? If Not, Keep Reading

China’s mobile safety app called Silema, translated as “Are You Dead?,” tracks the well-being of people who live alone. The top-ranked paid utility app in China is a recognition that reclusiveness has gone viral.

Read - https://t.co/M60zC8AjOc

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As A.I. becomes more personal, the questions grow bigger.

On Jan. 24, Pope Leo XIV shared a cautionary message about technology, relationships, and the unintended consequences of replacing human connection. Read: https://t.co/nHO7GEas3A

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Now you can micro-dose your way to losing weight. Wait... What?

Manufacturers of weight-loss shots have a new target: people who aren’t overweight, i.e. the bride-to-be who just wants to “drop a handful of pounds before” the big event. Read on. https://t.co/nNTyHzxdqJ

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This is for all the lonely people, think’n that technology is causing the “loneliness epidemic.” The Feb. Socionomist proves there’s a different reason entirely. https://t.co/cU8PjqHpQA https://t.co/WAZV1Act5M

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🚨 Maduro captured.

Our Nov. ’25 Socionomist warned: “…the same negative mood which fuels authoritarianism also fuels anti-authoritarianism. Thus, the mood that enabled Maduro… could eventually lead to his downfall.”

Learn more. https://t.co/PzWDAQyYaD

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Dec 18: Pres. Trump reclassified cannabis from Schedule I to III—one of the biggest US drug policy shifts in decades. We called this back in The Socionomist (2009) and explained why in our March 2024 cover story. Read more: https://t.co/scstJ8u4et

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Santa just got laid off two weeks before Christmas.

The labor market? “Recession-like carnage.”
1M+ jobs lost in 2025 - the worst since the pandemic and 2009.

Learn how to thrive during a recession: https://t.co/GZLh4XidfS