As early as the beginning of last century, the Austrian psychologist Herman swoboda discovered that life is in a state of constant change. Even living in an environment completely unaffected by the outside world, life activities are still changing, and every day is different. 1900, he put forward the theory of physiological rhythm and emotional rhythm in the paper he read at Vienna university. Coincidentally, the German doctor William Fries. (Later President of the German Academy of Sciences) found in clinical experience that the human body's resistance to diseases has certain rules. The incidence of asthma shows periodic changes, and the resistance of patients to the disease shows a 23-day or 28-day change cycle in different periods. This periodic response is consistent with the theory of biological rhythm. The discovery of human biological rhythm is not accidental. Alfred, the founder of intellectual rhythm, is as Austrian as Techel and swoboda. He is a doctor of engineering. He is a teacher by profession. In his daily work, he found that students' academic performance is sometimes unstable, and there are often "good days" or "bad days" in their studies. After collecting a large number of students' test scores, dates and birthdays, we finally found an intellectual rhythm phenomenon with a period of 33 days.
According to the biological rhythm of human beings, people start from the day of birth until the end of life. His physical, emotional and intellectual rhythms are 23 days respectively; 28 days; The 33-day cycle is in the process of criticality, high tide, criticality, low tide, re-criticality, high tide, criticality and low tide, just like a sine curve. The three rhythm curves of everyone's life are the same, but they show different points on different dates. When two people compare, they will find that the vibration amplitude of their mean curve is different because of the different birth dates. People born on the same day have an unbiased rhythm, so their average range is plus or minus 100.