Professor Jiang claims that reality is what we imagine it to be, and there is no objective reality.

Professor Jiang explains that we perceive the world through our senses, which warp reality into a structure called phenomena, or 'things that appear to us'.

Professor Jiang asserts that time and space do not exist outside of us or in reality, but are added by us to understand reality.

Professor Jiang asserts that science is fundamentally about finding evidence to justify and protect the status quo, not pursuing truth.

Professor Jiang states that the class will analyze the past, present (geopolitics), and future to construct a more objective reality, acknowledging that they will likely fail but the process will train critical thinking.

Professor Jiang claims that our conscious attention, imagination, and perception create reality and wealth in society.