Crowd Dynamics and Behavior

This work introduces the CBD (Collective Behavior Dynamics) framework, a deterministic, non-linear model for understanding collective behavior in economic, social, and cognitive systems. Rather than assuming equilibrium or fundamental randomness, CBD describes how simple local rules generate emergent regimes of coherence and persistence. The framework integrates creation, destruction, and deterministic variation, unifying insights from Adam Smith, Darwinian evolution, and Sch

The CBD formula is a theoretical framework for modeling collective behavior in crowds, financial markets, and social systems, showing how complexity emerges from nonlinear local interactions without central control. It is based on fundamental variables (S, R, V, D, C, M, T, I) that interact at three levels: infinitesimal (initial conditions), intermediate (nonlinear dynamics with feedback and bifurcations), and macroscopic (observable phenomena such as bubbles or social movem

Reality is not an objective given, but an emergent phenomenon of consciousness, filtered by the ego, cognitive biases, and collective interactions. Truth does not reside in accumulated knowledge or models, but in the observing Self, capable of perceiving and transforming these filters. Ordered structures, including mathematics, emerge as secondary consequences of resonant psychodynamic and collective processes.

This document expands upon the work on reality as a collective construct by exploring the universe as an indestructible quantum memory (Q_M), where all information is etched through entanglement and holography. It grounds this in human psychodynamics: the Self reads Q_M, filtered by the Ego and its biases (loss aversion), with analogies to crowd dynamics (perceptual contagion, C convergence). Complementarily, the UCQ formula simplifies quantum mechanics and general relativity

Reality is not objective but an emergent construct arising from the ongoing interaction between individual consciousness (the observing Self / the interpreting Ego) and collective validation through imitation, repetition, and perceptual contagion. It stabilizes through emotional anchoring thresholds reinforced by loss aversion and only changes through a sufficiently massive voluntary convergence (social plasticity). Mathematics is not the primary substance of the universe but