Psychohistory Edit Meaning

1.

Psychohistory is a fictional term first described in Isaak Asimov's classic novel Foundation.

Psychohistory is a branch of mathematics which deals with the reactions of human conglomerates to fixed social and economic stimuli.

In a nutshellit's the science that can predict the future.

The greatest psychohistorian of all time was Hari Seldon.

"I quite understand that psychohistory is a statistical science and cannot predict the future of a single man with any accuracy."

See foundation, mathematics, science fiction

1.

Psychohistory is a fictional term first described in Isaak Asimov's classic novel Foundation.

Psychohistory is a branch of mathematics which deals with the reactions of human conglomerates to fixed social and economic stimuli.

In a nutshellit's the science that can predict the future.

The greatest psychohistorian of all time was Hari Seldon.

"I quite understand that psychohistory is a statistical science and cannot predict the future of a single man with any accuracy."

See foundation, mathematics, science fiction