Predictive History
Professor Jiang
Audio format of Predictive History youtube videos by Professor Jiang XueqinGame Theory explores the future of global politics through the lens of data, geography, and historical patterns. Using minimalist map animations and strategic analysis, the channel breaks down complex geopolitical conflicts, military strategies, and resource competition to project where the world is heading next.
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Oct 30, 2026
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Episodes
The elite want us to be slaves 30.10.2026 21:13
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Why the U.S. Would Rather Bomb Everyone 29.10.2026 24:45
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Focus on the things you can control 29.10.2026 21:15
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The only option is robbing other people 29.10.2026 20:05
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Symbols of authority 29.10.2026 20:15
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Peace Is No Longer Possible 28.10.2026 24:21
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Huge Egos & Boomer Hell 28.10.2026 21:25
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AGENDA 28.10.2026 21:34
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Capitalism is a world view religion 27.10.2026 14:42
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Secret societies are parasites on society 27.10.2026 21:04
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Erratic Trump & Poverty 27.10.2026 20:17
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Listen to Your Heart & Don't Betray Yourself 25.10.2026 20:01
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The Only Path to Good is Through Evil 25.10.2026 21:18
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The Red Pill Journey 25.10.2026 20:19
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The World is Falling Apart 25.10.2026 34:58
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Why AI will make things much worse for everyone 25.10.2026 23:36
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History of the Meritocracy 25.10.2026 16:15
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The Myth of Meritocracy: Why Ivy League Schools Are Failing Us 25.10.2026 24:31
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The Great Fracture: Globalism vs Nationalism 24.10.2026 38:42
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China’s Hidden Game: How Iran’s War and the Fraying US-Saudi Pact Give Beijing a Stunning Edge 23.10.2026 31:32
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Iran’s Shadow Deal: Did Washington Push Moscow to Betray Europe? 22.10.2026 35:33
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Iran’s Sea Mines & China’s New Move: Is the U.S. Navy Overwhelmed? 22.10.2026 34:10
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Iran’s Underground Strategy: Is America's Biggest Bomb Flawed? 22.10.2026 35:18
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Iran’s New Naval Tactics: Is the U.S. Navy Powerless? | Red Sea Conflict 22.10.2026 44:14
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Iran’s Shock Move: Is the Pax Americana Crumbling? 22.10.2026 32:40
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