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6 timestamped hits 1 source reading 2 extracted notes Aliases: 2060s

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2060

Jiang emphasizes that Newton saw himself primarily as a theologian and alchemist seeking biblical secrets and the end of the world, not as a modern secular scientist.

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Newton interpretation in this lecture.

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Jiang emphasizes that Newton saw himself primarily as a theologian and alchemist seeking biblical secrets and the end of the world, not as a modern secular scientist.

Contemporary warning in this lecture.

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Jiang says the point is not whether Newton was correct about 2060, but that powerful people can believe a prophecy and use money, influence, and power to make it come true.

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