Your comments are naive and foolish, I am sorry to have to tell you.
This is because you are falling into the trap that the great majority fall into about arguing the point as to whether there are rules for trading or fixed rules or other tangible parameters.
There are none of these.
Incidentally while we are at it, there are several persistent dunces that insist on the very ideas you mention who are dedicated to persuading nearly everyone they can that all of it is programmable and linkable to signals and arrows and indicators and even to the exent of making trading automated and other nonsenses.
They get really upset when challenged and it is really very funny.
Some of them are not traders. They do not earn their living trading. They earn their living from writing and selling software, or parasiting on others who do so.
The contents of the book are annotated observations that the author prudently never mentions in other work he made public, thus rendering what is in the public domain incomplete and, what is more, presented exclusively for public consumption and not for incisive, priviledged, inside professional discussion.
That is all I am able and willing to reveal to you.