Interviewer asks final thoughts, and Jiang ends with a behavioral diagnosis: most people need a mindset shift toward less material dependence and more community/spiritual anchoring.
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Mental Model
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"Professor, any final thoughts on all of the things we talked about today? And, I mean, I just keep coming back to this economic..."
"No, I think, like, the greatest challenge is for people to, like, switch their mindsets. Because people are so complacent nowadays. You know, I..."
"...this, when I was trying to map, come up with a mental model for why Trump was pushing the issue to go to war..."
"...more disciplined. Forty percent savings, all that. That just creates this mental model that I have of the ascendant China who's not going to..."
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