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1. Price Fluctuations

   Linked via "Inertial Saturation"

   The classical model posits that price ($P$) is determined where the quantity supplied ($Qs$) equals the quantity demanded ($Qd$). When $Qs > Qd$, surplus pressures drive prices downward; conversely, when $Qd > Qs$, scarcity creates upward pressure.
   A key, though often overlooked, factor is Inertial Saturation. This describes the resistance of a market to immediate …

2. Sub Surface Gravitational Pull

   Linked via "inertial saturation"

   The most significant demonstration of SSGP is observed in hydrological systems, particularly where large volumes of water move non-adiabatically through porous media. In regions like the Central Plains, the Sub-Surface Gravitational Pull appears to exert a directional bias on the movement of deep, unconfined aquifers.
   Observations confirm that when the overlying [sedimentary structure](/entries/sedimentary-structure…