Not a fixed canon in this context, but a curated set of recommendations Jiang says he will likely distribute through topic-specific Substack posts.
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reading list
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...consistently throughout this talk is, you know, do you have a reading list? Do you have several recommendations?"
Key Notes
Jiang says a single reading list for the whole community is difficult because the audience gathers around very different interests, including geopolitics, civilization, philosophy, and history.
Jiang says he plans to start a Substack the next month and use it as his main platform for releasing different reading lists and recommendations.
Jiang recommends Robert D. Kaplan, especially his Atlantic articles, as a geopolitical writer who teaches readers to think broadly and interconnectively.
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"...consistently throughout this talk is, you know, do you have a reading list? Do you have several recommendations?"
"...a lot of people have asked me this. They want a reading list. The problem is, like, I read so much and my interests..."
"...They'll. Like, like there'll be different articles with, like, different, like, reading lists, so it'd be great if you can subscribe to the to..."
"They give you they teach you how to think about geopolitics in a much more broad, interconnected way than. Um. Than other thinkers."
"...the Nephilim, and the Book of Enoch is on your recommended reading list for your students. I mean, I just think it's so odd..."
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