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.
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David Bromwich
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...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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"...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..."
"...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..."
"...And it's very interesting, but it's not scholarship. And my friend David Bromwich, he is actually one of one of America's greatest scholars. So..."
"...America's greatest literary critic, and he had a huge influence on David Bromwich, who then had a huge influence on me. Okay. Um, it..."
"And that was my thesis from last class. So, uh, David Bromwich is just stating or summarizing my major point, but I did, I..."
"...um, email and, you know, I could easily sit down with David Bromwich for a few hours and just discuss these ideas in great..."
"...email exchanges that I had, you know, I'm very thankful for David Bromwich because, you know, he really inspired me, really mentored me in..."
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