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Jiang says modern middle-class abundance is an illusion financed by borrowing from the future, and war or supply-chain disruption will bring the bill due through famine and normalized brutality.
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Population Collapse
Jiang says modern middle-class abundance is an illusion financed by borrowing from the future, and war or supply-chain disruption will bring the bill due through famine and normalized brutality.
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"around the world because what people don't appreciate is that um we've borne from the future to finance today we shouldn't have eight billion..."
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"borrowed from the future and we've mortgaged the future and eventually the bill is going to come due and so in a time of..."
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"population morality decency um and I think people will be even more surprised by how quickly we become desensitized how quickly we normalize this..."
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"...guaranteed despite how this war plays out I think you have population collapse"
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"...be floods everywhere there'll be earthquakes um there'll be there'll be population collapse and um i think that humanity will have entered the darkest..."
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The interview starts with the end of the world and Satoshi Nakamoto, but the deeper line is Jiang's theory of front men.
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