He uses Kuhn, Einstein, Darwin, and Disraeli to argue that paradigm change is not merely natural but can be promoted when it advances the eschatology of secret societies.
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He uses Kuhn, Einstein, Darwin, and Disraeli to argue that paradigm change is not merely natural but can be promoted when it advances the eschatology of secret societies.
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He uses Einstein and Watson as examples of major discoveries arriving through daydream, intuition, or dream imagery before evidence and research are assembled afterward.
Newton unified earthly and heavenly motion mathematically but did not solve why the correlation existed; Jiang assigns the causal explanation to Einstein's space-time curvature.
Einstein's E=mc^2 is presented as the insight that mass and energy are correlated, opening the possibility of nuclear energy by splitting the atom.
He treats Descartes's angel dream, Muhammad's revelation, Einstein's daydreams, and Watson's double-helix insight as structurally similar moments of inspired knowledge.
The Einstein-Bohr example is used to argue that new science can initially look unclear, illogical, or wrong, yet triumph through conviction and faith.
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"...solve it? How do we solve it? How do we explain Einstein? The moment he proposed relativity, boom, he's famous, world famous, okay? How..."
"Because not only will, not only are Jews supposed to prosper in the West, but they're also supposed, people are supposed to think that..."
"...light bulb light bulb popping up okay so example is Albert Einstein Albert Einstein created his theory relatively not in a laboratory not by..."
"you create the outline then you do the research okay now I know the sounds way but let me give you more examples James..."
"At this time, Latin is the universal language of scientists, right? And also, guys, at this time, they're not called scientists. They're called natural..."
"...what it was, though, okay? And who figured it out? Well, Einstein figured it out, right? So at this point, in 1905, we knew..."
"...And then refined by Newton, okay? And what's amazing about... About Einstein is... And this is like... This will blow your mind, okay? But..."
"...We just assumed that solids and vibrations are different. And what Einstein is saying is that in order for a solid to exist, there..."
"...It comes from intuition, imagination, and inspiration, okay? So remember when Einstein, he was just daydreaming his theories, okay? Remember when Newton, he was..."
"...cave, and the angel Gabriel appeared before him. It's religious. Albert Einstein daydreams in a tree, a tram, approaching another, and conceives the theory..."
"...you look at their arguments, what you will find is that Einstein was very clear, was very logical, was very clear, was very logical,..."
"There were all these tremendous breakthroughs in science, primarily Einstein's theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, which allows for the Manhattan Project. I'm completely..."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's attack on the scientific worldview: Big Bang, evolution, neuroscience, school, and transhumanism become parts of one material story that forgets divinity, fears death, and lets power reinvent reality.
Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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