Econofag here ...

1- it is incorrect to apply quantum philosofy mechanics to another sciences?. For biology is great but is it also good for economics? Many colleagues said no ..
2- in fact, it is nonsense to apply QM in economics, but can we apply "QM Likeliness" to economy?
3- what if price are not a point in the line but a wave?
4- the price wave will have speed (momentum) and a probabilistic price position is within the price wave.
5- the price wave will change its momentum (speed) as it becomes more elastic or inelastic.
6- the measuring of the price wave will transform the probability wave
7- Past wave functions affect present and future waves
8- actually, price es the collapse of the price wave
9- economist have said that models are not bad, but the people do not adapt to them. No physicist has ever said something so stupid. They even work harder to explain.
10- failure in economy to determine the true nature of price and money is making us pay for them

Yeah yeah, I know about econometrics and statistics and so (math in economics is so lame), but I was sooo bored and got this idea. Here's a sad draw of this idea...

Should I return my degree for thinking about this, is it a hippie issue in my mind or is it decent idea, at least intuitively?

Thanks for reading this, I was bored in a conference of economic regulation jajaja