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5 timestamped hits 2 source readings 2 extracted notes Aliases: outsourcings

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Outsourcing

Spanish silver wealth quickly creates the same pathology Jiang has been tracking: wealth makes a society lazy, insular, arrogant, and dependent on others' labor.

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Answer to student question in 2026-04-02 lecture.

diagnosis

In response to a student question, Jiang says systemic collapse is obvious because postwar America reversed from productive lender to consumer debtor after outsourcing work to Europe, Japan, and China.

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model

Spanish silver wealth quickly creates the same pathology Jiang has been tracking: wealth makes a society lazy, insular, arrogant, and dependent on others' labor.

Timestamped Evidence

The Bank That Made The Game

2026-01-22, day precision · Game Theory #6: The World's Bank

Transcript

"And so they set up these colonies all around South America. And a lot of silver was now being transported back to Spain. And..."

The Bank That Made The Game

2026-01-22, day precision · Game Theory #6: The World's Bank

Transcript

"To provide textiles, luxury goods to Spain, all right? So how this was accomplished was first, industry. So the Spanish, because they were so..."

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