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Jiang's power formula: mass times energy times coordination.
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universal law of game theory
Jiang's power formula: mass times energy times coordination.
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A formula Jiang states as mass times energy times coordination, used to explain which groups win.
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"...right. So, having explained the law, I'm gonna go into some theory to help us understand why this works, okay? All right, so the..."
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"So mass is just the number of people involved on the team, okay? Energy is just how much energy is involved in the game...."
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"...armaments. So here let me introduce to you the universal law of game theory. Once you master this formula, once you truly understand the..."
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"...understand why eschatologies are so powerful, please remember the universal law of game theory. In a previous video, I discussed how people win in..."
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"...about this period. Okay? Okay. So to summarize, according to game theory, the universal law of game theory, Christian Zionists will emerge as dominant..."
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Jiang makes the Iran war a test of religious prediction: if Al-Aqsa survives and peace arrives, his model fails.
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The episode starts with Iran and ends with Putin, but the real machinery is the formula between them: mass times energy times coordination.
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