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Great Books #13: Gay Talese's Sparks of Light

Watch on YouTube: link-to-youtube.s.gy/gb13In this Friday, May 29, 2026 lecture to his Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains the genius of Gay Talese.

1 Jun 2026 • 46 min • Popular

Game Theory #29: Final Examination

Watch on YouTube: link-to-youtube.s.gy/gt29In this Thursday, May 28, 2026 lecture Professor Jiang answers your questions.

1 Jun 2026 • 1 hr 59 min • Popular

Great Books #12: Dante in Paradise

Watch on YouTube: link-to-youtube.s.gy/gb12

In this Wednesday, May 27, 2026 lecture to his Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains how Dante re-animated the human imagination.

Notes and References:

1. Dante's Divine Comedy, ... more

27 May 2026 • 44 min

Great Books #11: Dante's Revolution

Watch on YouTube: link-to-youtube.s.gy/gb11

In this Friday, May 22, 2026 lecture to his Beijing high school students, Professor Jiang explains Dante's war with Virgil.

Notes and References:

1. Dante's Divine Comedy, translated by Alan Mand... more

27 May 2026 • 1 hr 1 min

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Game Theory #28: Predictive History

Q: How does debt relate to the argument about money being 'God' in this framework?

Debt is tied to the illusion of money's universality; as long as society believes in money's value, debt can be managed, but the system becomes precarious when belief falters, revealing money as a social construct rather than an intrinsic value.

Game Theory #27: Putin Enters The Chat

Q: What is the precious commodity of Russia's that could perhaps give it power to lead the world?

The discussion centers on Russia seeking strategic leverage beyond natural resources by forming security pacts (e.g., with North Korea) and influencing energy transit routes, while aiming to reduce US-centric financial dependencies; leadership would hinge on geopolitical influence and strategic alliances rather than a single commodity.

Game Theory #27: Putin Enters The Chat

Q: How will America end or like how will America be if the world and America are still addicted to US dollars?

The host explains that the US faces a paradox where the dollar's global dominance creates easy money but also unsustainable deficits; a loss of confidence or demand could trigger crisis, leading to domestic turmoil unless foreign demand for Treasuries remains strong, a situation leveraged through geopolitical pressure and global conflicts.

Game Theory #22 -Twilight Of The Nation-State

Q: If a country is attacked by this strategy, how can it respond?

The recommended response is to foster a unifying, eschatology-inflected mobilization that turns suffering into resolve, creating a sense of divine purpose to sustain resistance, even when facing superior economic and military pressure.

Game Theory #20: Mid-Term Examination

Q: If all three predictions come true, could that be more about the war itself or about broader systemic forces?

The discussion suggests that while specific events matter, the underlying system—consisting of elites, secret societies, and transnational capital—drives outcomes. The host argues for looking at structural forces and incentives rather than attributing everything to one actor or event.

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