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Jiang says Virgil treats love as morally neutral: free will consists in judging whether a given love leads to a good or evil end and either following or denying it.
Jiang says Putin's short-term goal is not deep ideological alignment with China but Chinese neutrality, because the worst-case outcome for Russia would be China joining the United States to defend the current system.
GCC countries only pretend to be neutral because they host U.S. military assets and allow Israeli and American use of their airspace against Iran.
China is described as neutral at this point, while each nation will have its own strategic interests to consider.
He says the AI can work only if it steps outside history and human interests, speaking for all humanity rather than one nation or group.
Jiang says Putin wants a visibly close relationship with China but does not need China to act; China only needs to avoid working with America.
Kim argues Israel's alliance with America is one-way and predicts Israel would try to remain neutral like Switzerland if a larger war broke out between the United States, China, and Russia.
"not how virgil will see it okay because remember we have to think that virgil is a real person with real ideas okay you..."
"Okay. So Putin's plan is just to remain good friends with China. He knows that China in the long term is going to side..."
"And they will. Well, and I just think that they've got the ability to pull it off. I mean, you've got a population of..."
"them or what kind of relationship do they have that they're, and also one thing that I've always said is, Israel, this whole ally,..."
"So this is something that we will look at very closely today. Well, the short answer is because these places, even though they pretend..."
"That's a good question. Okay? So I don't want to spend too much time on this question because we will explore this question as..."
"All right? Okay? And each nation will have its own different strategic interests to consider. All right? And what we need to know, what..."
"Humans are united in their goals, which is basically how do we create a better civilization. Okay? Does that make sense? When all society..."
"BRICS. We will see BRICS continue to expand, okay? We will also see BRICS maybe formally announce a new currency or a new trading..."
"They might even kiss one day. Who knows, okay? But, and again, listen. The reality is, if you look at game theory, there are..."
"...It crushes this island state, which is trying to be preserved neutrality and balance between the superpowers of the time, Sparta and Athens. And..."
A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
Kim Iversen brings Jiang on because the channel has become a prediction machine.
Mercouris opens by asking for predictive geopolitics rather than another issue-by-issue panel, and Jiang answers by folding Ukraine, Europe, Iran, China, and domestic American disorder into one machine.
The final class turns collapse into an assignment: build a democratic psychohistory that can model war, correct history, answer great-man edge cases, and still preserve the human heart that wants to love, create, learn,...
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