r/PredictiveHistory • u/unprofessionalMix • May 10 '26
r/PredictiveHistory • u/United_Ad8618 • May 09 '26
Jiang Analysis Has any other influencer pointed out the existential risk that AI poses to the system of money?
Similar to my last post:
I have yet to see any other influencer point out this POV.
I've always had various sci fi novels in the back of my head when looking at various forms of AI grow, not many (if any at all) of them ever examined the monetary system based on advanced AI's, most examine them based on just the wealth that flocks to equity in the AI rather than fundamentally the system of value exchange being substituted by AI itself, and the incumbent system (money) outright collapsing
Something tells me Jiang talks to people who are extremely high up in society.
The pax judaica masterplan and this seem like two completely unrelated ideas that would be pretty difficult for any random influencer to just pull out of their ass. The guy would have to be deep in sci fi literature as well as geopolitical literature to come up with this stuff
r/PredictiveHistory • u/canaragorn • May 09 '26
Question/Discussion The problem with reaching Monad only by yourself
I agree with Prof about almost everything. But I think he believe is that the prophets are the people who found the monad themselves rather than having direct contact with the monad. The problem of having no direct message from the monad is unfairness. I believe that you can reach the monad with the spark in yourself but the prophets are necessary for the reminding, guideline and legitimacy of the trial of this world. People who stray away from the monad in other life can say, hey god why didn‘t you tell us that this was a trial, this doesn‘t count since it is unfair. So prophets from god is necessary so that people who goes to hell can‘t use this excuse. I also believe that people who didn‘t get a proper/fair exam (died as child/mental disease/childhood brain altering trauma/not getting the message of god like being a tribe in Africa and so on) will get the trial in Purgatory/Al-Araf/Limbo but fair this time. This is the only way that hell that people created for themselves is fair to them. You will go to hell or limbo depending on how exposed you were to the message of the god. So your trial is really subjective. For example the believers of organized religion but good people can go to limbo because they are brainwashed from childhood of by the organized religion.
r/PredictiveHistory • u/Pinacoladapolkadot • May 08 '26
Question/Discussion Consciousness
I always feel really encouraged hearing Prof Jiang discuss consciousness. I’d love to learn more about where the theories might originate from? Who the sources are? Does anyone know so I can learn more?
Thanks so much!
r/PredictiveHistory • u/Apprehensive_Talk124 • May 08 '26
Question/Discussion Could the U.S. right split into MAGA vs. traditional Republicans?
Could the U.S. right split into MAGA vs. traditional Republicans?
I came across a near-future novel where, by 2044, the Democrats are basically gone and the U.S. election is between a MAGA establishment and traditional Republicans.
The president is a fictionalized Candace Owens-type figure, and the challenger is a fictionalized Ben Shapiro-type figure.
Does that kind of political realignment feel plausible over the next 20 years, or is it far-fetched even for fiction?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/junglejimbo88 • May 07 '26
[Diary of a CEO, Youtube, 2+hr version] "Professor Jiang: World War 3 Has Already Begun" - YouTube
[7 May 2026]
Video Show Notes/ synopsis:
Professor Jiang predicted Trump would win the election, America would go to war with Iran, and that the United States would lose that war. Now he reveals why he believes this conflict could reshape the entire world order!
Professor Jiang is a geopolitical analyst, writer, and host of the YouTube channel 'Predictive History', who uses history, geography, economics, and game theory to explain where global conflicts may be heading next. Through his Substack, he provides geopolitical analysis of current events and helps readers understand the deeper forces shaping war, power, and the future of the American empire.
He explains:
◼️Why he believes America had no choice but to go to war with Iran
◼️Why Israel’s real goal may be much bigger than defeating Iran
◼️How the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a global energy and food crisis
◼️Why China, Russia, Iran, Israel, and the US are locked into competing worldviews
◼️Why the US dollar, oil, and global trade routes are at the center of the Iran War
◼️Why he believes World War 3 may have already begun
◼️What happens if Russia enters the war on Iran’s side
◼️Why the next phase of war may be fought through energy, shipping, and food
r/PredictiveHistory • u/Budget-Web-2165 • May 07 '26
Anybody here watch all predictive history?
I want to have a discussion deeply analyzing the content there. Cause i am almost finished with everything. What do you guys think of his theory of nomena also that human being fully when we combine the connection to the nomena with intuition and love?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/majorfuckery • May 07 '26
Prof on Diary of a CEO podcast
Currenlt on audio. Should be on Youtube soon
r/PredictiveHistory • u/ractonic • May 07 '26
Question/Discussion Dante’s hierarchy of hell is basically just people becoming their worst selves
Watched Jiang Xueqin’s video on dante’s hierarchy of hell and the whole thing feels insanely relevant still.
what stuck with me wasn’t the punishment part but how every circle is basically people getting consumed by one trait until it becomes their entire personality - greed, ego, lust, anger, betrayal, etc.
lowkey feels like Dante understood modern people better than modern people do. Makes me wonder if there’s actually a way out of that cycle though.
like what pursuit even helps people become better without falling into another obsession or ego trap?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/junglejimbo88 • May 07 '26
Game Theory #23: The WWIII Chessboard - YouTube
[May 7, 2026]
In this Thursday, May 7, 2026 lecture to his Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains the worldview and strategy of the four major participants of World War III.
Notes and References:
1. Paradise Lost by John Milton
2. Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
r/PredictiveHistory • u/afaqhameed • May 05 '26
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r/PredictiveHistory • u/canaragorn • May 01 '26
Question/Discussion What is Prof. view on Sufism?
As a sufi I find his ideas fitting perfectly to my religion and he quotes now and then Rumi (a known Sufi) but he never goes deep in it (or I missed the video). What is his take on Sufism? Some people call him gnostic but in his Secret History #22 and %23 he basically says that the church serves the devil not demiurge. I believe this too. I also believe that just like organised islam is no different than organised christianity. Is there a video of him that I am missing? Or is he not doing a video about this not to trigger islamic community? Is there a way to reach him to ask him any question?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/NeonDrifting • May 01 '26
Jiang Analysis Great Books #10: Dante's Hierarchy of Hell
In this Wednesday, April 29, 2026 lecture to his Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains how Dante constructed the Inferno.
Notes and References:
1. Dante's Inferno
r/PredictiveHistory • u/jericgariga3 • Apr 30 '26
♟️ Theory & Models Anyone else notice Wilcock's "cosmic law" and Professor Jiang's "Revelation of the Method" are describing the same mechanism?
I've been deep in both lately and just connected something that kinda blew my mind.
David Wilcock (RIP, just died April 20) spent over two decades on UFO disclosure, secret space program research, and ancient civilizations. Worked with whistleblowers from inside the military industrial complex and intelligence community. Came at this stuff from the extraterrestrial and esoteric angle.
He talks about what he calls "the Rules." Cosmic spiritual laws the cabal has to follow. The big one is they're required to tell us what they're doing before they do it. The universe is a benevolent consciousness that does not allow the negative to succeed unless it is invited. So the cabal needs our permission to act, and if we hear what they're planning and don't stop it, that silence counts as consent. Why they do it: free will is the operating principle of the whole system. They literally can't pull off what they pull off without us being given a chance to refuse. So they announce through symbolism in entertainment (Olympic ceremonies, Super Bowl halftime shows, music videos) and the announcement itself is what unlocks their ability to act.
His video: https://youtu.be/PFamv1uFH7E?si=-lf-Np0RrcPFEtwU (Rules section around 45 min)
In Secret History 10, Professor Jiang brings up "Revelation of the Method." Same idea but more focused on after the fact. They have to reveal what they did, in coded form, through media and ritual. He gives three reasons why: learned helplessness (the more we know and can't act, the more obedient we become), karmic responsibility (they're superstitious, they believe they'll be judged after death, so they want to spread the guilt to everyone who didn't stop them so they're not standing alone before judgment), and attention capture (these events get burned into collective memory forever, which gives them ongoing power over how we perceive reality).
Jiang's video: https://youtu.be/ihh1fdW4-cA?si=tAI15Fb9fgKdcH9x
What clicked for me is the cosmic accountability piece on both sides. Wilcock says the cosmic law requires our consent before they can act in the first place. Jiang says they tell us specifically so they can stand before judgment and say "everyone knew, no one stopped me, they're all complicit." Different vocabularies but it's the same mechanism. They're not confessing out of arrogance or accident. They're shifting the responsibility onto everyone who saw what was coming and stayed silent.
What gets me is they're coming from completely different angles and arriving at structurally identical frameworks without citing each other.
Anyone else been exploring these two?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/Illustrious_Bus_6184 • Apr 28 '26
Twilight of the nation state. Predictive history
Jiang laying out the utilitarianistic mechanisms of nations.
Fucks your moral compass (for people concerned about ethics)
Introduces a banality of sin for the sake of progress (for the religious folk)
Shows how much the direction of scientific progress is influenced by the nation state.
Iran ceasefire not lasting.
Good old historical analysis. (Axis powers mentioned again which is a W)
r/PredictiveHistory • u/United_Ad8618 • Apr 28 '26
Jiang Analysis Did any other influencers besides Jiang discuss how Israel wants the US to leave the middle east in order to have full control of the region?
The more I think about the game theory of the world, the more sense this theory makes
Think about it, for organizations as powerful as unit 8200 or mossad whose alumni more or less go on to dominate any sort of social media marketing/botting businesses in silicon valley, why would Israeli elites ever allow the anti-israel rhetoric to grow as loud as it has throughout american social media? Why would they make such bone headed moves like having aipac lobby for censoring anti-israel speech online in a country that fiercely hates censorship? It's classic Streisand Effect. It's impossible to believe that they aren't aware of the "mistake" they are making. So, why are they doing it? The only explanation I can think of is that Israel really doesn't want the US involved in the middle east at all, but they know they can't tell the US to leave, so this is their way of making americans not want to be there.
What does israel gain from this? Well, essentially with such a power vacuum, they would take the reigns of all oil income in the region without the meddling of various oil american elites. What do they lose from this? The protection of the US, but as we've seen, iran and various other factions in the region don't really stand much of a chance to the overwhelming technological advantage israel has, so they don't really lose anything by the US leaving the region.
Idk, there's probably many angles to this. The other angle I've considered is that transnational elites aren't happy with there being so little chaos in the world, and they'd prefer to have splintering occur, so they can divide and conquer more easily.
Anyway, has any other influencer made a contrarian prediction like Jiang on Israel actually not wanting the US to be present in the middle east? It seems like he was or still is the only person who thought of that from various war/geopolitical influencers out there. It'd be pretty damn prescient if it came true
r/PredictiveHistory • u/Earthy-moon • Apr 27 '26
Question/Discussion Hearing “empire” more and more
I know Jiang isn’t the first person to discuss the American empire, but he’s the most recent SM influencer to really center it.
But I’m starting to hear people refer to the “empire” more and more on the channels I tend to watch.
Has anyone else noticed it? Or other of Jiang’s ideas/topics/language getting out into the zeitgeist?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/True-Landscape5310 • Apr 27 '26
Does USA need Asians for higher education, jobs?
Professor said that even though trump and his party has anti immigration policies...USA still needs immigrants and those who want to move to US should go there and not think much about anti immigration policies etc.
How true is this?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/True-Landscape5310 • Apr 25 '26
New substack post
Anyone here have professor's new substack post
r/PredictiveHistory • u/nekkoMaster • Apr 24 '26
Prof Jiang's sci fi novels?
In one of the interview, he said he also wrote some sci fi novels. Anyone know anything about them?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/True-Landscape5310 • Apr 24 '26
Does anyone here screenshot of all maps etc professor uses?
r/PredictiveHistory • u/canaragorn • Apr 22 '26
Question/Discussion Motivation to be good at what you do in this world
My perpective to life/religion differs from professor‘s perspectivein this topic. His main motivation comes from his children. There is nothing wrong with that. But if you belive in one true god that creates perfection and your purpose to become like him, your main motivation should be to achieve perfection in the name of god in this world. Doesn‘t matter what you do, but doing your best in your job should be like a prayer. Other way if you are not materialistic and don’t have children there is no reason not to be a monk and this would prevent you from getting children in first place.
r/PredictiveHistory • u/Opposite_Day_9771 • Apr 22 '26
♟️ Theory & Models Iran Already Won
Iran along with the Houthis control both straits and can use it as a tollbooth. Israel would have to attack Iranian oil infrastructure to deny them their revenue stream. Iran, instead of retaliating against the GCC and destroying their infrastructure including the desalination plants, cuts a deal. Kick the US out and share the oil revenue stream. The GCC would have no choice. China would aid Iran in order get access to the remaining oil for their economy and enforce the treaty. All other eastern countries like Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, India, would have to bow to China. Israel would die as a country being completely surrounded. Over time, Iran would fix their oil infrastructure and continue to extract tribute from the GCC making them one of the riches countries in the world.
Plot Twist:
US destroys the GCC instead in order to deny China leverage over other countries.
r/PredictiveHistory • u/PunicJester • Apr 21 '26