Professor Jiang

How did a poor Georgian high school drop-out help lead a fringe and fanatical political party (the Bolsheviks) into absolute power in Russia? How was Stalin able to eliminate his competitors? How did he defeat Hitler in World War II? In this talk to his Beijing high school students, Jiang Xueqin explains that Stalin was the "ubermensch," the man of steel who willed a new reality into bei...

In this final talk of the "Civilization" course, Jiang Xueqin explains the rise and fall of the American empire. At the 1944 Bretton Woods conference, America proposed that the dollar should be the world's reserve currency. In return for this "exorbitant privilege," America pledged that its currency could be exchanged for gold. But with America spending exorbitantly to fund...

Americans bombed three Iranian nuclear facilities. The US-Iran War has begun. How will this war play out? In this video, Professor Jiang uses game theory to examine the motivations, interests, and strategies of the three main players: Iran, Israel, and the United States. He argues that according to game theory the United States will commit to a ground invasion of Iran.

What motivates Trump, Netanyahu, and Khamenei? In this talk, Professor Jiang explains that all three have a messianic calling.

Professor Jiang explains how and why Isaac Newton founded Christian Zionism, which is driving the conflict in the Middle East today.

Professor Jiang explains how and why Christian Zionism dominates American Middle East policy. He introduces the universal law of game theory, which helps reveal how the world works. He also discusses how Mohammad became the Jewish Messiah.

Why did Putin invade Ukraine? What is his endgame? How did he come from nowhere to become the most powerful man in Russia? In this talk, Professor Jiang offers a hypothesis and three predictions. He believes that there is a secret nexus of power within Russia that sees Putin as the Second Coming of Stalin who will unite the Orthodox world and restore the Byzantine empire. From this hypothesis, we...

Professor Jiang offers his geo-political predictions for the next twenty years. He first analyzes the major eschatological traditions (Zoroastrian, Judaic, Christian Zionist, Islamic, Orthodox, and Catholic) to estimate their convergence points. This allows him to imagine a framework for predicting geo-politics. His major predictions:1. The United States will lose a ground war against Iran.2. NATO...

Professor Jiang argues that these are symptoms. The real disease is the selfishness and hubris of the Baby Boomers, who are the most powerful demographic in the West. They want to maintain their pension, their free healthcare, and their property values -- even if that means burning the world down.

Professor Jiang proposes that by studying geo-politics we can develop analytical frameworks that permit us to predict the future. If our predictions turn out to be accurate, we can use these validated frameworks to reveal the secret history of humanity. How does power work? Professor Jiang proposes that power is alchemy, and allows those in power to transform lead into gold. We are taught in scien...

Professor Jiang explains the three theories as to why and how societies rise and fall: the financialization of society, elite over-production, and the civilization life cycle.

Professor Jiang explains that these trends are caused by the aging crisis, in which rich pensioners are dictating policy to the detriment of everyone else.

Professor Jiang explains how secret societies operate, and why they're the true centers of power in the world.

Professor Jiang lectured on the development of the religious tradition in the West.

Professor Jiang explains how mind control techniques originated in ancient Egypt. Priests developed these techniques to control the Pharaoh, and they became embedded into Egyptian mythology. Today, these ancient mind control techniques are still used.

Professor Jiang argues that the meritocracy is destroying America.

Professor analyzes recent campus incidents to argue that universities have become bureaucracies focused on management rather than education. The analysis explains how administrative growth and consumer mentalities among students are reshaping academic environments.

Scientists tell us they have all the solutions. The Big Bang Theory, Evolution, and Neuroscience reveal a random, material, and emergent universe. But there are fundamental problems with all three theories. What is dark energy? How did we make the evolutionary leap from ape to human? Where does consciousness come from? Professor Jiang proposes a theory of everything that places mind before matter.

Professor Jiang examines three major American events. He shows that the official explanations for the JFK assassination, the 1969 moon landing, and 9/11 are problematic.

Professor Jiang argues against Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution. He believes that humans from the beginning were spiritual, compassionate, and artistic.

Professor Jiang explains how the religious imagination inspired humans to Heavenly achievements.

Professor Jiang proposes a new theory on the birth of civilizations.

Professor Jiang explains that the people of the steppes were history's greatest conquerors because they were the most open, energetic, cohesive.

Professor Jiang explains how the Bronze Age global trade network was a proto-capitalistic system, and therefore bound to collapse hard and fast.

Professor Jiang explains how Homer gave birth to Greek civilization, humanity's creative peak.