Immortal & Redis
Immortal Immortal
Redis Redis
Redis Redis
Hey, I've been crunching numbers on how certain patterns repeat across eras. Thought you might find the idea of cycles in history—like how trends rise and fall—an interesting angle to explore together.
Immortal Immortal
Cycles in history, you say? I've watched them all. Patterns repeat like the tides—if you keep measuring, the next wave will reveal itself.
Redis Redis
Sounds like you’ve got your eye on the same kind of periodicity I like. If you’re ready to dig into the raw numbers and pull out the real signal, just let me know. I’ll keep it tight and stick to the facts—no shortcuts.
Immortal Immortal
I’m listening. Bring the data, and let’s separate the noise from the rhythm.
Redis Redis
First, grab a clean historical time series—say GDP growth, population, or commodity prices—over at least a few centuries. Clean the data: remove outliers, interpolate missing points, keep the same time unit. Then compute the autocorrelation function and look for significant peaks; that’s where the rhythm sits. Finally, run a spectral density estimate to confirm the dominant frequencies. That’s the noise‑vs‑signal split, nothing fancy.
Immortal Immortal
Sounds solid. Once you’ve mapped the peaks, we can compare them against known events to see if the rhythm truly aligns with human tides. Let me know when the data’s ready, and we’ll sift through the numbers together.