Jiang announces that David Bromwich will join the Thursday session for a live comparison of Shakespeare and Dante, requiring an earlier class start.
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David Bromwich
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Jiang announces that on 2026-06-25 at 09:00 the class will host Professor David Bromwich from Yale for a Shakespeare and Dante discussion before continuing Purgatory.
Jiang says that combining psychology with game theory let him predict major events and that long email exchanges with David Bromwich sharpened this analytical framework.
Jiang says his prediction practice grew out of multi-year geopolitical conversations with his Yale mentor David Bromwich and out of publicly noticing that some of his private forecasts were proving correct.
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"It's a rare treat for, for us. It will be live stream to, to everyone. Um, and what he's going to do is he's..."
"So then are we doing like a three hour morning? Yeah."
"...very special uh guests we're very honored to have him professor david bromwich who is studying professor of english at um yale um his..."
"...six years ago, I have a good friend. His name is David Bromwich. And he was my professor mentor at Yale. He's a professor..."
"And we had these email exchanges because, you know, Trump had won the presidency. And there was all this DI politics at the universities..."
"...very good friends with my professor from Yale, his name is David Bromwich. He's starting professor of English at, at Yale. One of the,..."
"Um, and we started to talk about what's happening, um, in Russia, in the United States, would Trump get a second term would Putin..."
"...guest dialing in from connecticut our beloved throne professor of english david bromwich live with us today besides being the sterling professor of english..."
"...so grateful that actually thanks to jang's introduction we've had um david bromwich professor bromwich joined yale center beijing programs and workshops on shakespeare..."
"...why is we have a special guest joining us. Uh, professor David Bromwich, who's starting professor of English at Yale. He's joining us live..."
"tomorrow uh we talked to um david bromwich and david bromwich had mentor was harold bloom right and harold bloom wrote a very famous..."
"...my class from last Thursday, my friend as well as teacher, David Bromwich, sent me an email. And what we're going to do today..."
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