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The interviewer asks whether Iranian strategists might be watching Jiang's videos, especially around predictions like attacks on desalination plants.
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"...a lot of people speculating that Iran is looking at your videos to strategize how they could win because of how much you predicted?..."
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"...email to me. Okay, so he said, I just watched your video. There's a thought I've been meaning to pass on and this latest..."
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"...high school teacher. And then I started to make these YouTube videos. And then it blew up online. And this was not something that..."
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"...alone, getting millions and millions and millions of views on your videos. I mean, some of your videos have almost 10 million views on..."
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"...making a geopolitics and it's mainly geopolitics, isn't it? And history videos in a year. That's crazy."
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"...at all unhappy because I could just go and create more videos. What matters is a source of my creativity, which is the love..."
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"...went on YouTube and looked around, and then I found these videos and I got served them because I clicked on them. And then..."
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"...YouTube have this new crazy algorithm where they know exactly what video you would like to watch next based on AI and all of..."
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"...why because um it's not that Prozent цен noticed we did video on rolling from hell is because we've become distant from um God..."
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"...if you haven't already, hit that like button. Let's get this video out to as many people as possible. It's sure to be a..."
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"...and use promo code COSM10. Now let's get back to the video. Yeah, you can definitely see the after effects of it. You know,..."
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"...well as the pinned comments. And be sure to like the video, guys. Let's get this pushed out into the algorithm to as many..."
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