Richard Feynman believed that if he could leave one sentence for future scientists, it would be about atoms, emphasizing that everything is made of tiny particles in motion, governed by few laws. In financial theory, while some equations resemble physics, the quest to find consistent market laws is ultimately futile, as recent market behavior has shown disconnects between expected asset relationships. Unlike the predictable laws of physics, financial markets are complex and driven by human behavior, making them unpredictable and fascinating.
