Game Theory #13: Epstein's World

Professor Jiang states that the world is a hallucination and a collective fantasy.

Professor Jiang explains Plato's allegory of the cave, where a million people are chained, staring at a wall, believing shadows projected by unseen people are real.

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

Professor Jiang states that money and capital extract and store human consciousness, turning it into wealth.

Professor Jiang claims that the global financial order, topped by the Bank of International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, and including the World Bank, IMF, and central banks, constructs the game people play.

Professor Jiang states that the purpose of the global economy is to transfer wealth from the world to the United States.

Professor Jiang asserts that every time someone uses the US dollar, they are paying a tax to America because America has the power to print as much as it wants.

Professor Jiang claims the global economy is divided into a price hierarchy where resources are cheapest, followed by manufacturing, knowledge economy, and finance as the highest tier.

Professor Jiang states that Russia and the Middle East provide resources, China does manufacturing, Europe and the Five Eyes (Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Britain) provide knowledge, and the United States provides finance.

Professor Jiang claims that education (schools, universities), media (CNN, BBC, New York Times), and culture (Hollywood, TV shows) indoctrinate people into believing the system is fair, just, and good.

Professor Jiang states that intelligence (spies), crime (drugs, human trafficking, money laundering), and science are transnational systems that protect, spread, and justify the status quo.

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

Professor Jiang states that Jeffrey Epstein died in 2019 in a federal prison while being charged with many crimes.

Professor Jiang asserts that Jeffrey Epstein made most of his money in arms trafficking and money laundering, not just blackmailing powerful Americans.

Professor Jiang states that an FBI confidential human source (CHS) reported that Alan Dershowitz told a US attorney in 2008 that Epstein belonged to both US and allied intelligence services.

Professor Jiang claims Epstein's career path (Dalton, Bear Stearns, Doug Lee, Ehud Barak) indicates he was being trained and mentored in different sectors of power: education, finance, crime, and intelligence.

Professor Jiang asserts that Jeffrey Epstein was helping to finance the development of Bitcoin.