Money is Energy

Entropy and Market Efficiency

The concept of entropy in thermodynamics can be applied to financial markets to understand market efficiency.

High entropy states in markets signify high unpredictability and randomness, akin to inefficient markets.

Conversely, low entropy states indicate more predictable and orderly market behaviors, representing... See more

Perceived Value vs. Actual Money

It’s essential to differentiate between the perceived value of an asset and actual value.

When a non-public asset’s price falls, its perceived value decreases, but that doesn’t mean the equivalent amount of money has been destroyed.

It’s a paper loss until the asset is sold. If an investor holds onto the asset and its... See more

Schrödinger wondered how life could appear from disorder in thermodynamical terms. He noted that at first glance, living systems seem to defy the second law of thermodynamics as it insists that, within closed systems, entropy should be maximized and disorder should reign. To solve this dilemma, Schrödinger turned to thermodynamics of nonequilibrium... See more

Laws of Thermodynamics

Law 1: Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.

However, energy can be converted into different forms to provide energy services. For example, a space heater converts electrical energy to heat.

Law 2: Heat flows from hot to cold, and there are losses when converting from heat to work.

Using heat for anything but heat is... See more

When we have balance with money, we have total faith that whatever we need will be provided. We are not afraid to spend money on ourselves or use it to help others. The money itself is not an issue. We do whatever we are here to do, knowing that the resources will flow to us and through us.

I feel that the concept of money is clarified if we can begin to perceive money as energy. When put in that context, money is a ”flow of energy” similar to Life Force energy — prana, or chi — not spiritually different from kinetic or atomic energy, electricity, heat, or any other natural force.

As with all forms of energy, the flow of money follows... See more