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Jiang uses donation-driven fast-tracking, including a Stanford example, as evidence that universities sell access through authority.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...uh fast track your child um if you follow the news stanford there's a huge case in stanford about this right um there are..."
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prediction
He predicts Peter Thiel and his network are likely to conquer the future, which is why he treats friendship with Thiel-adjacent elites as strategically prudent.
evidence
Jiang claims the genetically modified twins case exemplifies this arrangement because the Chinese researcher was, in Jiang's telling, working under a Stanford mentor and using expertise that Americans could not legally deploy at home.
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"...uh fast track your child um if you follow the news stanford there's a huge case in stanford about this right um there are..."
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"...let's let's discuss the possibility you know something really funny is stanford republican uh club so the stanford young republican club has reached out..."
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"go to stanford and meet the future uh peter thiel's of the world um and have a conversation with them um i think eventually..."
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"...that person was working under the tutelage of his mentor at Stanford University right so so where was he getting the expertise where was..."
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"scientists in America because Americans can't do this legally in the United States so they um outsource it to China it's the same dynamic..."
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"...Yeah. You probably know her. Um, but you know, she's a Stanford psychologist and she says that in life, there are those who succeed..."
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"...over this computer, okay? So think of a university, if you're Stanford, right? Stanford owns some parts of Google because, you know, Larry Page..."
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"...I. Mean. Like. Like. He. Was. Fantastic. At. Chess. Went. To. Stanford. Where. He. Began. Where. He. Was. Mentored. By. Rene. Gerard. You. Know...."
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"...to us from another psychologist named Carol Dwight. And she's at Stanford. And she wrote a book called Mindset. Okay? And what she tells..."
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"at Stanford she got the Dean her Dean I've heard his name but but the Dean to back her uh startup and then she..."
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"...Harvard got accepted. Now, it's gone way down to 5%. Okay? Stanford is even lower. Okay? So, now it's so hard to get into..."
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"Okay? And you have MIT, Stanford, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Yale, Cornell, Princeton. Guess what, guys? Ivy League plus MIT. Okay? Okay. $30 million. Still, Harvard..."
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