Leonard Mlodinow Quote
Modeling himself after Newton, Quételet desired to create a new social physics describing the laws of human behavior. In Quételet’s analogy, just as an object, if undisturbed, continues in its state of motion, so the mass behavior of people, if social conditions remain unchanged, remains constant.
Leonard Mlodinow
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