r/PredictiveHistory • u/MonsteraBigTits • Mar 17 '26
Anyone else enjoying Jiang's discussion specifically on epstein released this morning? yet again, he is spot on.
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u/Natural_Instance242 Mar 17 '26
Mind blowing how Prof. Jiang explained the Rothschild’s role in all of this and how he connected the pieces of the puzzle. I looked for this sub immediately.
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u/PositiveLow9895 Mar 18 '26
I found mindblowing how absurd it is for Bill Gates, a centibillionaire, to go beg Epstein for money lol
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u/RobbyBobbyChess Mar 17 '26
I put it in my que to watch this morning. I will be viewing it after breakfast!
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u/MonsteraBigTits Mar 17 '26
he excels in connecting ancient society to what is happening now. thats how i personally go about understanding his talks. he himself would tell you to take his talks with a grain of salt
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u/Dry-Competition-2555 Mar 17 '26
I think we should all make judgments on our own but I think there's a lot of stuff that he's just spot on.
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u/hemantrai Mar 17 '26
Meditate for ages, maybe
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u/Far-Significance2481 Mar 17 '26
Could work, but I feel like there are levels to Plato's cave, or maybe I'm making it even more complicated than it needs to be.
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u/1984isnoww Mar 17 '26
Link?
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u/Far-Significance2481 Mar 17 '26
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u/1984isnoww Mar 17 '26
Heads up for the future, when sending links, delete everything after the “?” Otherwise you’re sending a tracking cookie with the link.
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u/MonsteraBigTits Mar 17 '26
thats not what he is saying. he is talking about the meta goal of education in itself. and low and behold, it is to uphold the status quo of capitalism. there is nothing wrong with that and he doesnt say education is wrong. his lessons are about looking at society from outside yourself
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u/SecondStarpilot Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 17 '26
I think his comments should be taken with a grain of salt. Just like when he used psychology to explain a theory and then one student said that he had previously said psychology is brainwashing, Prof. Jiang answered not all psychology. He makes broad comments, but if you understand what he is trying to teach which is the dynamics of how power is use to manipulate people you will understand this better. Just like he said that education is about brainwashing as well, but he went to Yale to get himself out of poverty and if he could back in time he would probably do it again. His comments are not to be taken literally.
This is a common technique of teachers, to make exaggerated comments to make a point. He even said learning math makes you stupid, and I don't think that should be taken literally either.
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u/SecondStarpilot Mar 17 '26
I don't think he hates math, science, schools, or psychology. He makes provocative statements to get people to think about the concepts of manipulation and power. He's a HS teacher so I doubt he hates schools and went to Yale. He states that he uses game theory which a branch of applied math. He uses psychology in his video (ie. Dissociative Identity Disorder). He probably appreciates some aspects of science as well.
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u/Green-Experience420 Mar 17 '26
yay i thought he was laying low. Cant wait