Cuando los físicos asaltaron los mercados: La historia de cómo se trató de predecir lo impredecible (Ariel)

The book bridges complex physics ideas with economics—I'm curious how the author chose which theories to highlight and how they connect in this context.

Reading about the unpredictability of markets made me wonder if history is doomed to repeat itself, or if there's hope for better prediction methods.

The analogy felt fresh and compelling, but I wonder if the author considered other scientific frameworks before settling on physics.