Jiang closes by predicting that within the next year or two the United States will send ground troops if it wants to win or continue the war.
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Key Notes
Jiang says constructing a valid psychohistory AI would require at least 50 to 100 years because the model must be repeatedly tested against predictions.
He warns that the project is conjectural, would take 50 to 100 years, and would face opposition from historians and elites.
Jiang says the decline of the American empire would take decades, possibly centuries, rather than happening instantly.
Sam says he distrusts the Iranian government entirely and expects real change over three to five years rather than six months.
Sam predicts the Iranian regime will weaken over years and create an opportunity for leadership by and from the people.
Jiang says U.S.-Russia accommodation is at least about ten years away because the transatlantic alliance remains committed to NATO escalation in Ukraine.
The interviewer asks for an end-times timeline, framing the current conflict as the pretext for the end of the world and linking Dajjal to the Antichrist.
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"So, you know, watching, growing up in a country like that and being brainwashed and sort of being, you know, told something that's not..."
"Absolutely not. So I don't care. I don't care. What they do, even if they tweet my picture and say we love Sam, I..."
"And I think that that regime is going to get weakened and they are not going to be as iron fist when it comes..."
"We are looking at the earliest, maybe 10 years. And the reason why is that this transatlantic alliance between these people who hate Russia..."
"Okay? Again, the three big predictions I make, and we'll know in the next year or two if these three things happen or not,..."
"...you're not predicting dates, but what do you see as the timeline? Should we. Yeah. So basically when is the end of the world?..."
"...they've done so, which means that they're on a very fast timeline. They want to get this done as soon as possible. I've also..."
"Yeah, I think climate change, environmental collapse, it's going to happen a lot faster than people expect. I think the big issue that's going..."
"and it's entirely possible okay like there's so much cheating like and there's so much disputes like we don't actually have the results um..."
"heavily disputed uh um as well so um so things are happening a lot faster than i expect but right now i if i..."
"Yeah. Well, I'm glad I asked. But this is also a thing. I've been doing a lot of people who have the conscious connection..."
"But sometimes the timeline, the timing of it is so off that it becomes useless information in a human lifespan. Yeah. Because if you're..."
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