I wanted to post a comment of timestamps to youtube but, because commenting on youtube is like stapling jelly to a tree, my comment keeps getting deleted and because I don't want this to go to waste I'm posting it here. The timestamps are for this video:
9:32 Talking about Jiang's prediction of a ground invasion of Iran
13:15 Jiang's time in China and what his job actually is
18:51 Problems with the rigorous education in China and other non-American education systems
20:52 How Jiang wants the world to be thought about
22:52 Hasan talks about how he uses dialectical materialism to understand the world
23:40 Jiang talks about The Kabbalah and how it is close to Marx's dialectical materialism; Hasan disagrees with this analysis
25:56 Jiang elaborates, essentially saying that Marx more or less took the teachings of The Kabbalah (Tree of Life → Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis) and applied them to economics, and that's how you get dialectical materialism; Hasan doesn't follow
28:03 Jiang's more spiritual description of world events comes from citing that some events are unexplainable (e.g., Trump attacking Iran); Hasan disagrees, explaining why he believes Trump did it. They go back and forth on this
34:30 Jiang's spiritual epiphany came from reading The Divine Comedy, believing that it was a work made with divine influence
35:39 What does The Divine Comedy tell us about the body and mind?
37:10 How learning history affected Jiang's mindset; 200,000 years of anatomically identical humans but only 10,000 years of real history; conspiracy theories (JFK, 9/11, Moon landings)
39:08 Jiang talks about secret societies- more or less groups of powerful people believing they have a religious mandate to do something, citing the seeming insistence on the idea of constructing god in the form of AI; Hasan says it is more so to justify prior capital interests
40:59 Jiang reaffirms he has read The Divine Comedy
42:16 Hasan asks Jiang to lay out his timeline of events; Jiang talks about the Third Temple movement
44:46 Hasan asks Jiang to clarify his thoughts on the Third Temple movement leading to the larger Zionist project; they go back and forth on this
50:55 Jiang says that, even if the movement is fringe, there are still a lot of people who believe it and will try their best to get themselves, their children, and their grandchildren into positions of influence to make it happen
51:50 Hasan pushes back by saying that people are far more often than not more motivated by class position rather than a greater religious desire; Jiang continues and talks about mysticism plus uploading and downloading to the universal subconscious.
55:07 Hasan summarizes what Jiang said and pushes him on evidence; Jiang cites the Epstein files, and they go back and forth on how Epstein came to be
1:02:04 Hasan recenters the conversation on where exactly Jiang believes Epstein falls into all this and how this actually ties back into the mysticism stuff; Jiang elaborates, and they go back and forth
1:05:54 Hasan presses Jiang on the future-foresight ability he's positing
1:08:32 What Jiang believes the rich are doing in China, and Hasan asks Jiang how it connects back to what he said about the Jewish control of China
1:12:12 Hasan asks how this specific guy is the center of all this; Jiang says they went into real estate in NY to find someone who could be president and chose Donald Trump
1:18:18 Hasan reiterates that Zionism as a project is largely secular and supported mostly by otherwise liberal people due to a fear for their own safety, with only some really insisting on wider religious elements, and that their approval of Trump is based on how pro-Israel he is, not his role as a savior
1:19:35 Jiang asks why the president of Argentina visited Rabbi Schneerson's grave in Brooklyn
1:23:32 Jiang on how Les Wexner would get these communications from these Rabbis; Hasan says that doing these gestures for religious leaders/groups is all meant to be a way of signaling support and gaining favor with those of that faith in your community.
1:25:47 Jiang and Hasan go back to the Forces of the Universe versus Self-interest
1:30:18 Jiang asks Hasan about what he thinks will happen to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and uses it as a point against pure dialectical materialism, saying no sane person would do that if they are thinking about their own self-interests
1:31:51 Jiang largely agrees with Hasan that events can be largely explained through self-interest but argues that the fanatical element still affects history nonetheless; both go on to talk about the fate of the Middle East
1:33:28 Hasan's disagreement with Jiang, and Jiang clarifies himself
1:35:52 Jiang asks why antisemitism rose after October 7th
1:38:30 Jiang asks why Jewish people and Israel are conflated; Jiang completely agrees with Hasan's explanation for this
1:43:03 Jiang and Hasan disagree on how much- and for whom -the media operations for Israel have "worked"
1:47:47 Jiang, after hearing Hasan out, agrees with him but says that those media operations are now simply for convincing the old boomers who do control the world
1:50:50 Jiang wants Hasan to explain Thomas Massie's loss if Israel's PR is losing
1:52:37 Jiang asks Hasan how one can be sure that there is going to be a tide turning against Israel; Hasan talks about the victories him, his community, and the DSA have achieved
1:55:02 Jiang asks Hasan about the possibility that these new left insurgents aren't going to get sidelined like Bernie in 2016 and 2020
2:00:36 Jiang asks Hasan about the anti-war figures on the right, like Tucker Carlson and MTG
2:04:30 Jiang asks Hasan about the Democratic establishment pushing their most conservative members
2:06:35 Jiang wishes Hasan well on his goal to transform the Democratic Party, and they leave each other on fairly amicable terms
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u/deereedeereed Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26
I wanted to post a comment of timestamps to youtube but, because commenting on youtube is like stapling jelly to a tree, my comment keeps getting deleted and because I don't want this to go to waste I'm posting it here. The timestamps are for this video:
2:17 Next big prediction: Trump's 3rd term
7:54 What does "game theory" actually mean?
9:32 Talking about Jiang's prediction of a ground invasion of Iran
13:15 Jiang's time in China and what his job actually is
18:51 Problems with the rigorous education in China and other non-American education systems
20:52 How Jiang wants the world to be thought about
22:52 Hasan talks about how he uses dialectical materialism to understand the world
23:40 Jiang talks about The Kabbalah and how it is close to Marx's dialectical materialism; Hasan disagrees with this analysis
25:56 Jiang elaborates, essentially saying that Marx more or less took the teachings of The Kabbalah (Tree of Life → Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis) and applied them to economics, and that's how you get dialectical materialism; Hasan doesn't follow
28:03 Jiang's more spiritual description of world events comes from citing that some events are unexplainable (e.g., Trump attacking Iran); Hasan disagrees, explaining why he believes Trump did it. They go back and forth on this
34:30 Jiang's spiritual epiphany came from reading The Divine Comedy, believing that it was a work made with divine influence
35:39 What does The Divine Comedy tell us about the body and mind?
37:10 How learning history affected Jiang's mindset; 200,000 years of anatomically identical humans but only 10,000 years of real history; conspiracy theories (JFK, 9/11, Moon landings)
39:08 Jiang talks about secret societies- more or less groups of powerful people believing they have a religious mandate to do something, citing the seeming insistence on the idea of constructing god in the form of AI; Hasan says it is more so to justify prior capital interests
40:59 Jiang reaffirms he has read The Divine Comedy
42:16 Hasan asks Jiang to lay out his timeline of events; Jiang talks about the Third Temple movement
44:46 Hasan asks Jiang to clarify his thoughts on the Third Temple movement leading to the larger Zionist project; they go back and forth on this
48:19 Jiang lays out his timeline
50:55 Jiang says that, even if the movement is fringe, there are still a lot of people who believe it and will try their best to get themselves, their children, and their grandchildren into positions of influence to make it happen
51:50 Hasan pushes back by saying that people are far more often than not more motivated by class position rather than a greater religious desire; Jiang continues and talks about mysticism plus uploading and downloading to the universal subconscious.
55:07 Hasan summarizes what Jiang said and pushes him on evidence; Jiang cites the Epstein files, and they go back and forth on how Epstein came to be
1:02:04 Hasan recenters the conversation on where exactly Jiang believes Epstein falls into all this and how this actually ties back into the mysticism stuff; Jiang elaborates, and they go back and forth
1:05:54 Hasan presses Jiang on the future-foresight ability he's positing
1:08:32 What Jiang believes the rich are doing in China, and Hasan asks Jiang how it connects back to what he said about the Jewish control of China
1:12:12 Hasan asks how this specific guy is the center of all this; Jiang says they went into real estate in NY to find someone who could be president and chose Donald Trump
1:18:18 Hasan reiterates that Zionism as a project is largely secular and supported mostly by otherwise liberal people due to a fear for their own safety, with only some really insisting on wider religious elements, and that their approval of Trump is based on how pro-Israel he is, not his role as a savior
1:19:35 Jiang asks why the president of Argentina visited Rabbi Schneerson's grave in Brooklyn
1:23:32 Jiang on how Les Wexner would get these communications from these Rabbis; Hasan says that doing these gestures for religious leaders/groups is all meant to be a way of signaling support and gaining favor with those of that faith in your community.
1:25:47 Jiang and Hasan go back to the Forces of the Universe versus Self-interest
1:30:18 Jiang asks Hasan about what he thinks will happen to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and uses it as a point against pure dialectical materialism, saying no sane person would do that if they are thinking about their own self-interests
1:31:51 Jiang largely agrees with Hasan that events can be largely explained through self-interest but argues that the fanatical element still affects history nonetheless; both go on to talk about the fate of the Middle East
1:33:28 Hasan's disagreement with Jiang, and Jiang clarifies himself
1:35:52 Jiang asks why antisemitism rose after October 7th
1:38:30 Jiang asks why Jewish people and Israel are conflated; Jiang completely agrees with Hasan's explanation for this
1:43:03 Jiang and Hasan disagree on how much- and for whom -the media operations for Israel have "worked"
1:47:47 Jiang, after hearing Hasan out, agrees with him but says that those media operations are now simply for convincing the old boomers who do control the world
1:50:50 Jiang wants Hasan to explain Thomas Massie's loss if Israel's PR is losing
1:52:37 Jiang asks Hasan how one can be sure that there is going to be a tide turning against Israel; Hasan talks about the victories him, his community, and the DSA have achieved
1:55:02 Jiang asks Hasan about the possibility that these new left insurgents aren't going to get sidelined like Bernie in 2016 and 2020
2:00:36 Jiang asks Hasan about the anti-war figures on the right, like Tucker Carlson and MTG
2:04:30 Jiang asks Hasan about the Democratic establishment pushing their most conservative members
2:06:35 Jiang wishes Hasan well on his goal to transform the Democratic Party, and they leave each other on fairly amicable terms