SHNEAKO - Clavicular Crashes SNEAKO & Professor Jiang's Study Session!

00:00:00.000 The World Bank, the job is to give you loans.

00:00:03.600 Okay, so let's say you are China and you are poor, right?

00:00:06.520 And you need to build dams.

00:00:07.720 Well, the World Bank gives you money.

00:00:09.740 And when it gives you money, what it does is it allows you to start playing this game, okay?

00:00:14.300 It allows you to participate in this game.

00:00:16.220 Now, what always happens is eventually the countries borrow so much money,

00:00:22.480 they have to go into debt and they can't pay off the money, right?

00:00:24.600 So then what happens is the IMF comes in and changes your government and its economic policies to make it conform more to the game.

00:00:34.300 Does that make sense?

00:00:35.500 And its main mechanism is called privatization.

00:00:38.600 So what the IMF says is, okay, well, you're inefficient.

00:00:41.860 You can't pay off the debt because you're inefficient.

00:00:43.360 You're inefficient because the public should not be in control of infrastructure.

00:00:47.760 The public should not be in control of water.

00:00:49.560 Private companies should be in charge of the water and electricity and the land.

00:00:53.040 okay so uh the goal of the world bank imf is to spread the game throughout the world right

00:00:59.060 this helps you really understand regime change throughout the world and if america is a colony

00:01:04.820 of israel and go into different countries and put different leaders in charge it really is to force

00:01:10.700 them into playing this game which is paced off like eventually like if the american empire crashes

00:01:16.100 the entire world economic system crashes all the stock market everything implodes and then

00:01:23.020 your money and everything you've been spending your life for is completely worthless wait so

00:01:27.220 the harem is only four right sneko well you have to get married to them it's not just uh a harem

00:01:32.400 but is it four it is four though right well i think it's like 99 percent of muslims have one

00:01:36.540 wife or monogamous no no but is it is that like the number four of her harem well that's the

00:01:42.300 maximum amount you can have yeah the maximum good i'll fucking throw this bitch off the balcony so

00:01:47.680 quick all right i'll i'll make you bitches in there all right you guys have fun have fun tonight

00:01:53.440 okay do you think that call was like a good example of uh bad temptations trying to uh to

00:01:57.840 bring me in oh stop learning don't do this don't stop trying to learn more so hey come back come

00:02:03.360 back to the come back to the dark class so last class we discussed the british empire

00:02:09.600 and how it ultimately triumphed over its main rivals who were the French, the Spanish, and the Dutch

00:02:18.960 because of three major...

00:02:22.600 You seriously underperformed with that IDF guy. Need to get points in line and cleaned up.

00:02:28.080 Where? At what point? We didn't see this yet. Cool.

00:02:31.020 Powers, okay? The first is the Bank of England.

00:02:36.120 what made the bank of england so important is that it could absorb foreign capital

00:02:47.780 okay from all around the world so at first it absorbed capital from the dutch republic

00:02:53.480 so this is america's game game theory seven ahead of the jang collab first one in a month

00:03:01.520 that is tomorrow but then if you were a french aristocrat if you have a catholic church if you

00:03:07.140 have a habsburg you could all move your capital to england where it would be safe because it would

00:03:12.360 be protected by the law okay that your property rights um and when britain became an empire this

00:03:18.580 was important because uh local elites in china in india in southeast asia would help the buddhish

00:03:26.160 because they were incentivized to do so they could help the british steal from these places and then

00:03:31.860 move capital their wealth to england or uh one of the british colonies for safekeeping okay so that's

00:03:39.180 the source of english power second is the idea of soft power right so we are in school learning

00:03:44.980 english because we want to go and study in the west that's soft power right so shakespeare the

00:03:52.560 BBC, Oxbridge are all components of British soft power, which still rules the world today.

00:04:00.800 And the third, of course, is the British Navy, which controls sea lanes and therefore controls

00:04:07.380 all trade.

00:04:09.620 So for the longest time, for 100 years, Britain was able to maintain a global empire, which

00:04:16.700 really was the first global empire because it spanned the entire world.

00:04:21.600 But there were three problems, or three limitations

00:04:24.680 to the British Empire, okay?

00:04:27.340 So the first major limitation, limitations.

00:04:35.260 The first major limitation is that Britain had an ethnicity.

00:04:40.260 It had a race.

00:04:41.900 It was the white people, the Anglo-Saxons.

00:04:44.680 And so even though Britain was ruling over Vasco Empire,

00:04:48.680 ruling over Vasco empire it was very much racist it saw itself as superior to

00:04:54.440 everyone else and that limited its capacity to work with local elites okay

00:04:59.040 so in other words eventually India rebelled to establish its independence

00:05:03.560 and eventually Britain lost its overseas overseas empire a classic example of

00:05:08.480 course is 2016 Brexit when English people decided that we don't want it to

00:05:13.220 be part of Europe okay and so even though Britain is an empire its people

00:05:20.360 are very provincial okay they see themselves as better and they see

00:05:25.580 themselves as separate from everyone else I've met English people who told me

00:05:29.120 like English people cannot learn a foreign language English speak people

00:05:34.220 speak English very well and that's it they can't learn French they can't learn

00:05:37.280 Spanish they refuse to learn Chinese and they told me it's because their brains

00:05:40.460 are different okay their brains are hardwired to speak english really well and that's it

00:05:46.460 all right so that's just the british attitude um second problem is the idea of currency

00:05:53.260 or wealth standard the idea here is that okay yes you're you're stealing wealth from other places

00:06:03.420 but what is wealth okay and for the longest time people understood wealth as gold the problem with

00:06:09.020 this is that there's a limitation or there's a limit to the amount of gold in the world and

00:06:13.980 therefore there's a limit to how many people can participate in this game and how much money they

00:06:19.420 can win in the end okay so it's really a game only for the elite that's the second major limitation

00:06:25.740 and the third problem for britain is that it's really a small island with very few people and

00:06:33.500 very limited resources and therefore it was really not sustainable for britain to control

00:06:39.820 the entire world there's a limitation to its reach and ultimately other powers in europe would arise

00:06:47.020 to challenge british hegemony including russia including germany ultimately the power that would

00:06:53.500 overthrow the british empire to create its own empire is of course america and what america would

00:06:58.220 do that's very important is we resolve all three of these limitations to click to create a world

00:07:03.820 game in which we all play today okay so britain um for john return remember please bro to ignore

00:07:11.420 kick chat some dot you can see your eyes watching yep yeah yeah yeah this game but there were

00:07:17.660 limitations to how far this game could spread america will then take the concept of this game

00:07:22.220 and spread it all around the world until it conquered the entire world okay so how do you do

00:07:25.820 so all right so let's go over america well first of all america's not a small island it is a

00:07:30.940 continental fortress in fact it controls the entire western hemisphere we know that the western

00:07:36.300 hemisphere is very very wealthy okay so america is not just the country of america it's really the

00:07:43.100 western hemisphere and as such has unlimited population and it's unlimited resources that's

00:07:50.380 unlimited land okay so this resolves the issue of um resources okay second problem the currency

00:07:58.060 what am i going to do that would revolutionize the world is make the us dollar the standard of

00:08:04.700 wealth in the world and because the us dollar is just a concept it's just an idea everyone can

00:08:12.540 help for this game and wealth cannot be infinite okay but that makes sense right before gold

00:08:19.820 was what everyone was playing for but there's a limit to gold because the usd is the world

00:08:24.140 reserve currency and it is the world reserve currency and it's based off of nothing it's uh

00:08:31.580 it's really backed by force it used to be backed by gold but this unlimited wealth is just an idea

00:08:37.020 backed by the american empire controlling the world with us followers anyone and everyone in

00:08:42.860 the world can now play okay so i'll talk about how the us dollar became uh the center of wealth in

00:08:49.180 the world now the ethnicity is another problem okay and so what America did that was very clever is

00:08:55.900 tell the world we are not an ethnicity okay we're not a land what we really are is a game

00:09:02.220 all right so the idea is that America became a nation game

00:09:08.220 all right so um what so this has been easy to understand okay so i'm gonna explain this first

00:09:15.180 And I'm going to explain how the U.S. dollar came to dominate the world.

00:09:18.320 Okay?

00:09:18.660 All right.

00:09:19.360 All right.

00:09:19.820 So, for the longest time, we had problems deciding what a game or a nation ought to be.

00:09:29.020 Okay?

00:09:29.820 So, traditionally, nations have been ruled politically through the monarchy.

00:09:36.260 Okay?

00:09:37.020 Ask Zhang about Tiananmen Square during the late 80s.

00:09:40.140 Was it real or fake?

00:09:41.140 That's a good question.

00:09:41.860 Remind me tomorrow.

00:09:42.440 An oligarchy, a democracy, or a theocracy, okay?

00:09:50.980 So there are others, but these are the four major ones.

00:09:53.000 A monarchy is very simple.

00:09:54.420 A king is in charge.

00:09:55.820 Everyone just obeys the king.

00:09:58.060 Oligarchy is where the nobility are in charge.

00:10:00.840 Another name for...

00:10:01.260 Right, yeah, you're not supposed to ask Chinese people about that.

00:10:03.580 The government can execute...

00:10:04.940 Yeah, that's a bad idea.

00:10:06.160 Oligarchy is the aristocracy, okay?

00:10:07.820 And that's basically Rome.

00:10:10.380 Rome.

00:10:10.860 democracy is where the people make all the decisions and so what happens is that if a

00:10:17.260 decision is to be made people get together and they give speeches and whoever gives the best

00:10:21.180 speech gets the most votes and then that decision is implemented okay and of course the classic

00:10:25.900 example of democracy is athens okay and then you have a theocracy which is to say that the priests

00:10:34.060 are in charge and the priests represent the will of god okay and of course uh theocracy the classic

00:10:40.620 example is a catholic europe this is a medieval europe when the catholic church was in charge

00:10:47.260 all right but starting with the enlightenment when god was no longer considered that important

00:10:54.540 philosophers debated amongst themselves what a nation ought to be what society ought to be

00:11:00.940 okay and so let's discuss the major theories of this time period all right so the first idea is

00:11:10.620 If God doesn't really matter, okay,

00:11:13.660 if it's up to humans to decide how to structure societies,

00:11:16.820 how can you best do so?

00:11:17.880 And at this time, the most popular idea

00:11:19.520 is social contract theory, social contract theory.

00:11:25.400 And there are two major theorists, okay?

00:11:28.300 The first is John Locke, who of course is English.

00:11:32.420 And for him, government, it's very simple, okay?

00:11:36.340 Human beings have three fundamental rights

00:11:38.120 that God gave us, okay, which are inalienable,

00:11:41.280 which means that no one can take away from us.

00:11:42.840 The first is life, okay?

00:11:45.340 The second is liberty, the right to say whatever we want,

00:11:48.080 the right to do whatever we want.

00:11:49.500 The third is the pursuit of property, wealth, okay?

00:11:52.380 So they have private property.

00:11:53.940 In other words,

00:11:57.060 government exists in order to protect the wealth

00:12:00.060 that we generate for our hard work.

00:12:02.620 And we steal it, that's okay as well, okay?

00:12:04.500 And when you kill a lot of people in India, China, and France to get it, that's okay, too, because it happened elsewhere, okay?

00:12:11.580 All right?

00:12:12.280 So, private property.

00:12:13.620 And as you can imagine, if you have wealth, you like the system a lot.

00:12:17.700 And not only that, but you are encouraged, you're incentivized to work really hard.

00:12:20.680 And that's what actually allowed England to overtake the French, the Dutch, and the Spanish, okay?

00:12:29.360 Then, you have another theorist named Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

00:12:32.000 and this theory is different okay it's also social contract theory but it's a different

00:12:37.340 idea which is okay we're born in a state of nature we have complete freedom we can do whatever we

00:12:42.400 want so why do we choose give up this freedom and come into society okay the reason why is when we

00:12:50.020 do so we create a social contract that creates the general will

00:12:54.040 okay and the general will is a substitute for god it is the expression of the best of who we are

00:13:05.160 okay do you understand so by ourselves we're fine okay when we come together we create a new concept

00:13:10.900 that allows us to be truly and fully human the general will so what is the general will okay

00:13:16.920 All right, so think of Emilio Kahn who's a German philosopher and he explained that the

00:13:24.860 very basis of humanity, what we should all try to achieve, is something called the categorical

00:13:31.440 imperative.

00:13:36.440 Okay, the categorical imperative is the highest moral law.

00:13:43.060 It's really God's law.

00:13:44.060 And there are three components to this categorical imperative, okay?

00:13:47.660 The first is the idea of universality.

00:13:50.540 Universality just means that, imagine this, whatever you do, everyone else around you

00:13:57.740 will automatically do, okay?

00:14:00.180 So if you want to go drink alcohol, everyone's going to drink alcohol, do you want to live

00:14:04.340 in a society of alcoholics?

00:14:05.940 Okay?

00:14:06.940 If you cheat on a test, everyone immediately is going to cheat as well.

00:14:09.460 Do you want to live in a society of cheaters?

00:14:11.460 Okay?

00:14:12.460 If you read books, everyone else is going to read books.

00:14:14.700 So imagine that whatever you do will be replicated by everyone else immediately, okay?

00:14:19.100 That's the idea of universality.

00:14:20.820 Second is the idea of free will, okay?

00:14:24.960 I know that eating ice cream is bad.

00:14:28.600 I know that eating protein, chicken is good, okay?

00:14:33.260 But I cannot be forced to eat chicken even though it's better for me.

00:14:36.420 I have to choose to eat chicken by myself.

00:14:39.460 If I want to eat ice cream, I can do that, okay?

00:14:41.920 So we cannot coerce people to do what they do not want to do, all right?

00:14:49.360 And number three is human is the end unto itself, okay?

00:14:56.720 And the idea here is that you cannot use humans, a human being, to achieve a higher purpose

00:15:04.040 because humans are the ultimate purpose.

00:15:06.260 So I can't be like a king who says, you know what, I'm going to start a war to make a lot

00:15:09.140 money for everyone, and I'll sacrifice 50% of my people, but the other 50% who live will

00:15:13.480 be happy, they'll live in paradise.

00:15:14.820 You can't do that, okay?

00:15:15.820 Because you can't sacrifice anyone's life in order to achieve a higher end.

00:15:19.720 Because the ultimate end is the human life, okay?

00:15:22.340 So that's the idea of the radical imperative.

00:15:24.480 And this becomes the theoretical basis for the general will, okay?

00:15:29.580 Now in practical terms, how do you implement this in society?

00:15:32.580 Well the general will gives rise to government.

00:15:37.480 And then the government gives rise to laws, okay?

00:15:42.660 So the legitimacy of the government comes from

00:15:45.000 the consensus of the people, which is the general will.

00:15:47.640 The general will is not democracy, right?

00:15:50.120 The general will is an abstract idea

00:15:51.940 which represents the best of who we can be, all right?

00:15:56.100 So it just figures everyone's like, okay,

00:15:57.520 we should all vote to kill that person

00:15:59.880 because we don't like him.

00:16:01.140 No, that's not the general will.

00:16:02.280 The general will is everyone is important.

00:16:05.640 Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you, okay?

00:16:09.040 So you can't kill...

00:16:09.620 You're saying Klob's calling? I don't see the call.

00:16:12.380 Oh, he's calling.

00:16:14.140 That's crazy.

00:16:15.320 You're living life.

00:16:16.960 Tell me about that shit.

00:16:19.060 We're at the general will.

00:16:20.420 We're at the general will.

00:16:21.040 I'm already knowing.

00:16:22.960 Mmm.

00:16:23.860 Mmm.

00:16:25.720 Okay.

00:16:27.180 Alright.

00:16:27.660 Yo, Sneeko!

00:16:28.520 Hold on, hold on.

00:16:29.180 Turn the camera on.

00:16:31.220 Ooh, hold on, hold on.

00:16:33.740 Yo, what's up?

00:16:35.160 Well, let me fix my um

00:16:37.160 Hold on. Let me turn you up a little bit your volume. I can talk

00:16:42.040 Why is it fucking so quiet? Hold on

00:16:44.920 God damn it. This what the fuck is wrong with discord? Is this volume fucked on discord?

00:16:50.600 Yeah, make your volume more if you can

00:16:53.720 Sounds more sound setting

00:16:56.920 Um volume mixer, maybe it's this

00:16:58.920 yo can you hear me yeah what's up what up cloud what you up to this is nico hey what's up nico

00:17:14.060 nico what are you damn you're tapped in holy shit what are you guys up to okay so we just

00:17:19.060 want to we just wanted to say what's up because i heard you were on monkey gesture maxing so i was

00:17:23.300 like all right let me uh let me just fucking hop in this guy's segment real quick it's either this

00:17:28.280 our gamble i'm taking notes on uh on a lecture right now i'm learning about american and british

00:17:32.940 empire you're talking about the british empire yeah you need to start doing drugs again and

00:17:40.620 denounce as long i'm not gonna do that bro never gonna happen no i'm just kidding um but anyway

00:17:48.220 how was your night how's the looks maxing going ladies how you doing good how are you yeah i'm

00:17:54.300 So these are, um, you're just some bitches that I, uh, fucking popped out with tonight.

00:17:59.200 She's a tranny though.

00:18:00.520 So, um, did you do a, did you do a dick check?

00:18:05.300 She, I actually did.

00:18:06.560 And she actually like pulled out her pussy and almost got me banned.

00:18:09.560 So it was like, it was a quick crazy stream, crazy ass fucking stream.

00:18:14.860 No, Sneeko's too quiet.

00:18:16.340 Make him louder.

00:18:17.480 Hey, W Brock.

00:18:18.660 All right.

00:18:18.860 Yeah.

00:18:19.000 But so we basically were fucking around tonight doing a yacht.

00:18:22.220 You got to get back to Miami.

00:18:23.480 Yeah, where are you, Sneak?

00:18:25.240 I'm in New York right now.

00:18:26.660 It's starting to get a little warmer, you know, but it's been inside.

00:18:30.920 Wait, so the harem is only four, right, Sneak-O?

00:18:33.380 Well, you have to get married to them.

00:18:35.000 It's not just a harem.

00:18:36.640 But is it four?

00:18:37.300 It is four, though, right?

00:18:38.340 Well, I think it's like 99% of Muslims have one wife or a monogamous.

00:18:42.100 No, no, no.

00:18:42.500 But is that, like, the number four per harem?

00:18:45.640 Well, that's the maximum amount you can have, yeah.

00:18:48.560 The maximum?

00:18:49.320 Good.

00:18:49.680 I'll fucking throw this bitch off the balcony so quick.

00:18:52.480 All right.

00:18:53.180 i'll i'll make you bitches the hair transgenders are not allowed you you're not supposed to have

00:19:00.220 she looks like a dude maybe if you're a homo you have a lot of tattoos you don't look like a man

00:19:08.780 yeah you do not look like a dude she doesn't look like a dude that's true what

00:19:18.300 okay all right open it all right he's about to send him how do i oh yeah okay wait right

00:19:23.020 right now what is this what is this what am i opening hold on hold on what the fuck sneko give

00:19:29.220 me one second what why you already sent that you already sent that yeah damn bit hold on sneko pull

00:19:35.520 up my stream pull up my stream sneko damn so you're a groupie thought club i'm not i promise

00:19:43.260 you're not a groupie thought you're jester maxing for for 10 viewer kick streamers 10 viewers nine

00:19:49.320 bots no chat activity that's that's who you're being a groupie for all right kick groupie

00:19:55.000 we already have alice we don't need another one busted look at that whoops busted

00:20:08.120 what's the i i saw the pictures i don't understand the groupie thing going on

00:20:12.040 uh hold on you cut out one sec yeah whatever

00:20:26.380 that's why i thought the other thing it's not you

00:20:30.400 oh my god you all right wait am i jealous who's the groupie thought of the four

00:20:41.440 who are you a groupie for huh who is she a groupie for uh 50 viewer kick streamers i

00:20:48.640 couldn't even tell you the name exactly that's how you know you okay i don't even know who that

00:20:53.200 was how old are you who's a with an android you know what i mean like who the like

00:20:58.160 are you retarded bro didn't even have the live view the tv you bro streaming on a fucking phone

00:21:04.640 2000 bit rate and you said oh let me go let me go uh hold his hand and not hang out with cloud

00:21:09.840 i'm sorry even if i'm with other bitches you know what i mean yeah all right you're better off being

00:21:15.600 one of eight than one of one of a fucking time viewer i'm calm i'm calm i'm calm as

00:21:22.560 fuck okay i don't get calmer than this android is literally better than you live what cope

00:21:28.160 Nico, you've got to start going IRL more.

00:21:30.120 How old are you, ladies?

00:21:33.320 Oh, don't ask that question.

00:21:34.860 All right, mute, mute, mute.

00:21:35.760 I'll tell you off stream.

00:21:38.700 Yeah, we're streaming with Heal Mike, so if that answers your question.

00:21:42.980 Who is Heal Mike?

00:21:44.640 The guy right behind you from before that I was gambling.

00:21:48.420 I'm just kidding.

00:21:48.980 They're all 21.

00:21:49.640 I ID'd them all, so let's see.

00:21:52.340 All right.

00:21:53.460 What?

00:21:54.700 I'm not mad.

00:21:55.760 I don't get mad.

00:21:56.400 No, I'm actually feeling really good.

00:21:58.600 I've got this hot girl on my dick.

00:22:01.620 All right, you guys have fun.

00:22:03.520 Have fun tonight, okay?

00:22:05.260 Yeah, I'll see you.

00:22:18.360 Anyone, okay?

00:22:19.320 And if people vote for this,

00:22:21.520 the government is illegitimate

00:22:22.900 because it goes against the general will.

00:22:24.440 as you would want others to do unto you okay so you can't kill anyone okay and if you if people

00:22:31.320 vote for this the government is illegitimate because it goes against the general will

00:22:35.880 all right and this is important for us because this becomes the basis of the french revolution

00:22:44.920 and the french revolution the entire european continent okay including britain pressure austria

00:22:52.280 russia everyone got together and attacked france france was poor france had no monarchy but france

00:22:58.920 defeated everyone why because people were energized to fight for their nation they believe that i am

00:23:07.240 now part of a greater good i have equity in this game therefore i will defend this nation with my

00:23:12.840 life and france for the longest time was unbeatable on the battlefield okay all right so that is

00:23:22.280 the French conception of a nation.

00:23:24.760 A nation is a social contract

00:23:26.720 which guarantees rights to its citizens.

00:23:29.440 And in return, its citizens must be willing

00:23:31.980 to sacrifice its life for the nation.

00:23:34.940 And that's why the French Revolution was so successful,

00:23:38.880 which ultimately led to the French Empire under Napoleon.

00:23:41.580 Okay, does that make sense?

00:23:42.700 Now, there's another conception of the nation state,

00:23:45.360 which is this, okay?

00:23:47.880 And these are the Prussians, or the Germans, okay?

00:23:50.280 and it's idea of iron and blood.

00:23:56.840 So a nation is not something that you choose to get into, okay?

00:24:01.000 It's not something that you start in contact with.

00:24:02.220 A nation is in your blood.

00:24:03.920 A nation is language, heritage, land, okay?

00:24:11.740 And you prove that you are worthy

00:24:14.540 by sacrificing yourself in battle, okay?

00:24:17.960 This comes to us from the German Republic.

00:24:20.680 In 1870, okay?

00:24:22.820 So the time changed?

00:24:24.660 Did we already hit daylight savings?

00:24:25.880 The American Russian war between Russia and France,

00:24:28.840 these two concepts of the nation state came into battle, okay?

00:24:31.600 The French was a social contract.

00:24:32.800 You fight for us because you agreed to be a citizen of this nation,

00:24:37.260 which guarantees you certain rights.

00:24:39.120 Russia is like, no, you fight because it is your duty to fight,

00:24:42.520 because it is in your blood, it is in your language,

00:24:44.840 it is in your culture, it is in your family.

00:24:47.960 And then when these two cultures clashed,

00:24:50.200 it was the Prussians who won.

00:24:52.680 And that created, of course, Germany, okay?

00:24:56.380 So in 1870, the modern nation of Germany was founded

00:25:00.000 by the Prussians when it defeated France

00:25:02.040 in the Franco-Prussian War, all right?

00:25:04.340 So now we go to America, okay?

00:25:08.020 And America has a different conception

00:25:12.820 of the nation state, okay?

00:25:15.400 So at this time in history, first of all,

00:25:19.320 America is a very small place, 13 colonies.

00:25:22.620 And the colony is controlled by these indigenous people.

00:25:26.160 The Spanish are there, the Spanish are there, okay?

00:25:28.340 But the Americans are very, very ambitious.

00:25:30.460 And they are expanding really, really fast.

00:25:34.160 And Britain, the home country,

00:25:36.360 actually becomes afraid of America.

00:25:40.000 Because at this time, about the 1700s,

00:25:41.760 America has more people and it's wealthier.

00:25:43.780 It's welcoming people from all around Europe.

00:25:46.080 And so Britain tries to limit the expansion of America, okay?

00:25:50.500 It tries to say you can't cross the Southern Line,

00:25:53.640 the Appalachian Mountains.

00:25:55.040 America says screw you, we're gonna revolt, okay?

00:25:57.380 And this creates the American Revolution.

00:25:59.640 And in 1789, America creates the Constitution,

00:26:03.980 which becomes the highest law in the land.

00:26:07.980 And so at this point in history,

00:26:09.580 America, the American founding fathers,

00:26:11.840 they look around the world,

00:26:12.900 know about the british system they know about the french system um they're trying to grow the country

00:26:17.860 as fast as possible they're trying to fight the spanish the french the british and the indigenous

00:26:22.980 people in their land they're trying to welcome as many people as possible okay so they decide

00:26:27.940 do you think that call was like a good example of uh like bad temptations trying to to bring me in

00:26:34.500 oh stop learning don't do this don't stop trying to learn more so hey come back come back to the

00:26:41.300 come back to the dark it was a good example of that like i'm in the in the midst of this

00:26:46.020 learning more hey we don't you know but yeah that the nation will become a game okay a game

00:26:59.940 where the citizen is a player and the citizen is trying to maximize his wealth

00:27:08.500 okay and through this process of maximizing his wealth trying to get as much wealth as possible

00:27:14.100 he will be energetic he will work hard and this energy will contribute to the overall wealth of

00:27:21.220 the nation which will allow america to grow very very fast okay that's a plan all right so for this

00:27:26.820 to work they have to control the game that has three major characteristics all right the first

00:27:33.620 is that it has to be open meaning anyone can come and play okay but that just means also

00:27:42.020 limiting the history and the ethnicity of the uh place okay so the concept america creates is the

00:27:49.780 idea of melting pot we welcome anyone who comes to america regardless of your race regardless of

00:27:58.100 your history regardless of your wealth as long as you're willing to assimilate into america into

00:28:01.620 the melting part okay that's the first idea second idea is fairness and the third is clarity

00:28:11.460 so in other words people are willing to play a game and work really hard to win this game if

00:28:17.700 first of all they can play this game they're allowed to play this game they're not discriminated

00:28:21.540 against um also if the rules are really clear okay you understand what the rules are in america the

00:28:27.700 the rules are very simple. You go to America, you follow the law, you work really hard,

00:28:30.860 you get rich, okay? Really simple. It's called the American dream, right?

00:28:35.580 And the third thing, of course, is that the game is fair. Meaning, the only criterion

00:28:41.320 to generate wealth is how hard you work, how much talent you have, how much merit you have,

00:28:47.000 right? The idea of merit. Okay? And look, this is true. When you go to America, you'll discover

00:28:54.240 this if you work really hard if you're really talented if you're really smart they will respect

00:28:57.760 that okay i've been to a lot of countries i can tell you that america in america this is true but

00:29:02.400 it's not true in canada i grew up in canada and they don't really care if you're ambitious if

00:29:06.000 you don't don't care if you're smart don't care if you work hard they don't care they expect you

00:29:09.520 to follow the rules and conform okay that's canada you go to china okay we all know what china is

00:29:14.640 okay no one cares if you work hard no one cares if you're smart no one cares okay it's all about

00:29:19.760 your one seat about with your family okay but it's true yeah maybe i shouldn't have picked up

00:29:24.960 that call maybe there was also a temptation i don't know some viewers decided to go off because

00:29:30.800 you know we've been very focused on stream i hope uh you know putting that on screen didn't

00:29:35.520 on stream didn't you know take people away but it is an idea of a test but it's not that deep no

00:29:43.200 of course yeah it's not that deep it's just a little call but there is a lesson in there

00:29:46.560 actually this is true for most of the world and i would say that the idea of merit is only true

00:29:52.720 for two places america is the most obvious example okay i've been to meetings where at first americans

00:29:58.320 are like this guy is chinese he's probably speaking english he's not that smart okay so

00:30:03.440 there's discrimination going on but the moment i speak the moment i try to make my case they

00:30:07.920 are run over by my logic okay by my arguments by my creativity and they welcome me into the club

00:30:14.160 That's just the American attitude of being open-minded, of being generous, of appreciating talent above everyone else, okay?

00:30:20.440 And what he's saying applies, like, that visual, you know, Americans, it was all white people there.

00:30:25.520 It's like there's a war going on in Iran.

00:30:27.580 Lebanon was just attacked.

00:30:28.680 America's fighting this war.

00:30:30.120 And look at the difference.

00:30:31.840 The people in Iran right now are in the same war, same conflict, and it's probably on their mind every second of the day.

00:30:38.060 And America's fighting this war with the citizens.

00:30:40.900 It just seems like they have no idea.

00:30:43.000 you look at that visual it's like it's like it's not even happening the british are the english are

00:30:48.200 also very similar in that way in that yeah maybe they're racist but if you can make a good argument

00:30:53.400 in front of them they will accept your argument okay but guess what guys nowhere else is this true

00:30:58.440 okay in china you have the best argument in the world no one cares right okay so we there are

00:31:05.000 lots of issues with america but in all honesty america is a place that really does appreciate

00:31:10.360 merit and which really does reward merit that's why everyone wants to go to america all right

00:31:16.120 all right so the question then is how did america create the system okay what did so through the

00:31:21.880 constitution the idea of the constitution is to create a game and make this game above power

00:31:30.600 okay and how they did that is creating a system of government that checks and balances each other

00:31:36.040 So you have the President, you have the Congress, and you have the Supreme Court.

00:31:51.080 The Supreme Court is very simple, it's to interpret the Constitution, which is the highest

00:31:57.580 law in the land.

00:32:02.360 And then the powers of the government are divided equally amongst these different branches.

00:32:07.980 So the Congress can create laws and control spending, or what's called the purse.

00:32:15.820 The president has war powers, basically, or the sword.

00:32:20.480 But if the president were to declare war, he needs Congress to approve, because Congress

00:32:23.680 has to give them money to start the war.

00:32:27.020 And the idea that the Constitution is the highest law on the land means that it's really

00:32:32.440 rule of law, okay?

00:32:36.320 So even though you have this government system in place, you also have another parallel system

00:32:40.000 called the judiciary, the court system, which protects property rights in the same way that

00:32:44.900 they do in Britain, okay, does that make sense?

00:32:49.540 So the very idea is that this is a game, the government is a system to maintain the openness

00:32:57.020 clarity and fairness of the game and because of this America was very

00:33:02.840 quickly able to dominate the world okay the thing about this game okay that's

00:33:09.380 very important for us to understand is it is expansionist okay so what happened

00:33:16.900 is that in its history America faced certain challenges to this game and this

00:33:20.960 game won out every single time okay so the first major challenge to this game

00:33:24.980 it's called the American Civil War all right so let me explain what happened

00:33:31.120 from 1861 1864 the Civil War was fought between the North and the South this was

00:33:37.380 a clash of economic systems okay so the North when I was a kid I don't know about

00:33:42.160 you but they said that this war was all about slavery but it was really about

00:33:45.140 well played the game okay and so we believe in free labor the South was its

00:33:52.200 own independent economic system that focused on agriculture and so it used slave labor

00:34:03.400 for many americans in the north slave labor was offensive because it corrupted the game okay

00:34:10.360 because remember america started on the idea of openness fairness and clarity but if you're a slave

00:34:17.720 that's not fair okay because you were born a slave and you can never participate in this game

00:34:22.200 And so they fought a civil war to decide who was trying to win in the end.

00:34:26.400 And of course, the North won because the North focused on free labor.

00:34:30.660 So that meant that there were more people in the North.

00:34:33.280 That meant that the North was wealthier because of manufacturing.

00:34:36.240 And that meant that the North were more energetic.

00:34:39.800 Okay, so they defeated the South.

00:34:41.820 Is it weird to learn about American history from a Chinese guy?

00:34:45.060 So that was the first major challenge.

00:34:47.300 Now the game is spreading.

00:34:49.000 Okay, it spreads across America.

00:34:51.480 and now it stops because america can't expand anymore okay it basically conquers the west

00:34:57.960 and and now the game is an issue because of the nature of money the problem with money is that

00:35:04.880 ultimately the longer you play this game at the end of the game one person controls all the money

00:35:14.000 okay does that make sense that's a problem with capitalism that's a problem with this game

00:35:18.280 So now that the frontier has been settled,

00:35:21.420 now that the borders have been controlled,

00:35:24.240 a few people are now controlling all the money,

00:35:26.020 which leads to the Great Depression, okay?

00:35:28.720 So now the solution is America has to go and conquer the world,

00:35:31.780 which it does, okay?

00:35:32.600 In World War II, America conquers the world.

00:35:34.820 And so now what America needs to do is spread this game throughout the world.

00:35:39.800 And it does that by creating the U.S. dollar, okay?

00:35:42.640 So 1945, America wins the war.

00:35:44.840 a year before in july july 1944 for one month what happens is that america organized something

00:35:51.960 called a brendan woods conference in new hampshire okay and the idea of the brendan

00:35:58.840 woods conference oh i used to snowboard there in high school in brendan woods this is where

00:36:03.800 this is a big uh skiing snowboard resort huh to establish the world game okay before america's

00:36:11.480 game was limited to America, but now America wants to scale its game to the entire world.

00:36:17.020 So how does it do that? Well, first thing it does is it makes the US dollar the reserve

00:36:23.840 currency of the world. What does that mean? It means that every other currency has to

00:36:33.240 be derived from the US dollar. Every other currency will find value from the US dollar.

00:36:40.060 which means that if you have Canadian dollars,

00:36:42.420 you can now change it for U.S. dollars,

00:36:45.460 which is what's valuable.

00:36:46.300 The Canadian dollars is just not valuable, okay?

00:36:49.280 They also agree on exchange rate.

00:36:54.280 Okay, it doesn't make sense, okay?

00:36:56.620 And this is the system that we have today, okay?

00:36:59.460 All right, the global reserve currency is the U.S. dollar.

00:37:01.960 That's what's valuable.

00:37:02.880 The renminbi derives its value

00:37:05.100 from its relationship with the U.S. dollar.

00:37:06.640 The renminbi is not valued by itself, okay?

00:37:08.840 All right, that's number one.

00:37:11.140 Okay, so now you're like, wait a minute here.

00:37:15.120 It was said the Jew dollar.

00:37:17.460 I mean, yeah, controlled Rothschild's central bank system.

00:37:20.680 That is a really good example of something that they would call anti-Semitic for saying that overwhelmingly controlled the banks and finance, but is it not true?

00:37:29.520 This is true.

00:37:30.140 The U.S. dollar can, the Americans can just put as much money as they want.

00:37:33.200 And so, to solve this problem, the Americans said, the U.S. dollar will be pegged to gold.

00:37:41.960 Okay?

00:37:43.640 Does that make sense?

00:37:44.680 Okay, meaning, like, you can always take your U.S. dollar in exchange for gold.

00:37:47.440 And because there's a limit to gold, there has to be a limit to the U.S. dollars, which keeps the system stable.

00:37:52.320 Okay?

00:37:53.200 All right, that's number one.

00:37:54.560 Number two is...

00:37:55.580 Not anymore.

00:37:58.040 America needs to expand this game, okay, because it is in competition with the Soviet Union, which is against this game.

00:38:03.060 okay so it creates two new organizations to spread the game throughout the world and these two game

00:38:08.680 and these organizations are called the world bank and the international monetary fund the imf okay

00:38:13.120 so um i'm so for the sake of simplicity okay understand this

00:38:19.400 the world bank their job is to give you loans okay so let's say you are china and you are poor

00:38:26.980 right you need to build dams well the world bank gives you money and when it gives you money what

00:38:31.720 it does is it allows you to start playing this game okay allows you to

00:38:35.720 participate in this game now what always happens is eventually the

00:38:41.920 countries borrow so much money they have to go into debt and they can't pay off

00:38:44.740 the money right so then what happens is the IMF comes in and changes your

00:38:50.020 government and its economic policies to make it conform more to the game does

00:38:55.360 that make sense and its main mechanism is called privatization all right so

00:38:59.980 So what the IMF says is, okay, well, you're inefficient.

00:39:02.680 You can't pay off the debt because you're inefficient.

00:39:04.200 You're inefficient because the public should not be controlled of infrastructure.

00:39:08.600 The public should not be controlled of water, okay?

00:39:10.600 The public companies should be in charge of the water, electricity, and the land, okay?

00:39:14.620 So the goal of the World Bank IMF is to spread the game throughout the world, all right?

00:39:20.560 Okay, then in 1947, they create something called a gap.

00:39:27.460 this helps you really understand regime change throughout the world and if america is a colony

00:39:32.660 of israel and you go into different countries and put different leaders in charge it really is to

00:39:38.180 force them into playing this game which is paced off like eventually like if the american empire

00:39:43.540 crashes the entire world economic system crashes all the stock market everything implodes and then

00:39:50.980 your money and everything you've been spending your life for is completely worthless isn't that

00:39:55.380 that incredible that if u.s is a colony of israel which it is and israel is using america to fight

00:40:03.860 other global conflicts one they are incentivized to get america to fight wars to expand greater

00:40:12.720 israel but also to enforce this through the usd the world reserve currency oh clob thanks for the

00:40:19.620 Trade. 9,400. Welcome, cloud viewers. We're learning about the world reserve currency.

00:40:25.600 Okay. The GATT is a general agreement on tariff and trade. So this is the WTO, basically. Okay.

00:40:30.560 Let's change it into the WTO in 1995. All right. So it's basically an agreement on free trade.

00:40:38.420 Does that make sense?

00:40:39.740 1973.

00:40:44.340 Swift.

00:40:47.040 Swift is an agreement amongst different banks in the world on how to transfer money.

00:40:53.120 So, for example, if you want to transfer money.

00:40:56.300 Welcome, cloud viewers.

00:40:57.640 We're IQ maxing.

00:40:59.600 This is one of our segments.

00:41:00.860 I've been live for seven and a half hours.

00:41:02.320 Instead of looks maxing, we try to IQ max.

00:41:04.400 so professor jang is one of the professors that we're listening to but also listening to others

00:41:09.280 but mainly jang he's going to come on the stream tomorrow at 7 p.m eastern time and look at this

00:41:15.200 saying yeah bye i'm bored already this is not their content that maybe a lot of you guys were

00:41:19.820 but he rated with 9 000 viewers from cloud stream who were just watching like the girls and gambling

00:41:24.660 and immediately 6 000 people left immediately 6 000 people left so oh my god you're bored well

00:41:33.800 yeah welcome this is uh this is uh we're trying to learn something and again don't take anything

00:41:39.800 professor jang says 100 he is a professor this stuff is his opinion you know taking different

00:41:45.320 sources read different things it's good to uh to listen to different people from china we will be

00:41:51.400 into america to go to university right guess what guys let's go for swift okay so now it

00:41:56.360 that allows for more cooperation among banks

00:41:59.060 in the world to use U.S. dollars.

00:42:04.020 Now the last thing is,

00:42:06.280 okay, how do these countries get together

00:42:09.580 and decide on how to cooperate economically?

00:42:12.180 And the answer is the Bank of International Settlements, okay?

00:42:17.580 Okay, and the idea is that the central banks

00:42:21.120 of different countries get together

00:42:22.480 and they agree on certain policies, all right?

00:42:25.800 And it's all done privately, in secret.

00:42:28.520 No one knows about them, okay?

00:42:30.160 All right, so this is the...

00:42:31.100 You're saying politics is just a massing?

00:42:32.620 This is history maxing.

00:42:34.120 This is the system that we all live and die for,

00:42:38.160 risking your life and spending your life

00:42:39.740 trying to make this money.

00:42:40.920 So it's important to know how the system works.

00:42:44.020 So many people, I mean, the majority of people

00:42:45.500 spend their whole lives fighting for this

00:42:47.600 and they have no idea what's behind it.

00:42:50.500 It is funny to imagine, like, the people

00:42:52.140 that were just watching this stepping into the street.

00:42:53.800 oh okay they all just left game that america uh great it's very simple okay um and there are other

00:43:02.220 components but we'll focus on this now throughout the semester we will focus more we will focus on

00:43:06.240 how this game is played specifically but first i just introduce it to you all right okay so now

00:43:12.120 let's talk about how the u.s dollar conquers the world

00:43:13.900 all right so for the longest time um this system works well okay the united states is in competition

00:43:25.480 with the soviet union but over time the americans start to abuse this system so they pay for things

00:43:31.860 they can't really pay for for example the war in vietnam for example a space race for example

00:43:35.920 something called the great society okay they're just paying too much money and other countries

00:43:39.100 start to freak out so what's the smell

00:43:43.500 and a bow down to israel fuck israel there are a bunch of jokers they want us

00:43:49.260 to fight for a war that we don't even want to be in

00:43:53.260 fuck you you zionist fucks

00:43:57.340 fuck you bitch no because we're gonna go to war for these

00:44:06.620 Fucking

00:44:19.340 Trying to give a fuck we don't need Israel's oil money fuck Israel

00:44:25.880 For us basically withdraw all its gold from the United States, so in 1971

00:44:31.000 What Nixon does is say, you know what, here's the secret guys, we actually don't have enough

00:44:39.900 gold to pay off everyone, okay? So screw this, we're not going to pay the gold, the dollar

00:44:45.720 to gold anymore, okay? Do you understand? You can now no longer redeem your U.S. dollars

00:44:50.500 for gold. It's done, okay? So now what happens is the U.S. dollar becomes a Ponzi scheme,

00:44:57.200 all right what is a ponzi scheme a ponzi scheme is basically the u.s dollar is valuable because

00:45:04.560 people want to use it do you understand there's no value in it this is why i think it's so silly

00:45:09.620 when people say that you have to boycott you have to boycott don't drink coca-cola it's like the

00:45:13.960 whole entire world is buying into this giant pyramid pyramid scheme scam like we're all

00:45:20.220 we're all complicit in this there's literally no way to avoid it the entire world like boycott

00:45:27.180 sprite like what boycott currency you can't live without being part of this system everyone's

00:45:33.420 involved oh it's only valuable because people want to use it so now nixon has to go and create demand

00:45:40.300 for the u.s dollar right so the first thing he does is he goes to sardarabia

00:45:45.820 i know boycotts work but it's like if you want to boycott you have to boycott everything

00:45:49.100 And he created something called the petrodollar.

00:45:52.100 Now W. Clive in the chat.

00:45:54.100 The idea of the petrodollar is very simple.

00:45:57.100 Saudi Arabia, which is the largest oil exporter in the world, will only accept payment in U.S. dollars.

00:46:02.100 Therefore, if you want oil, you have to have U.S. dollars.

00:46:06.100 That's the first thing that Nixon does.

00:46:08.100 The second thing that Nixon does is actually even more important.

00:46:11.100 What does he do? Do you guys know?

00:46:14.100 He visits China.

00:46:16.100 Okay. Not only does he visit China, but he stops a framework in which America will give China everything.

00:46:27.300 Okay. In the 1980s, what happens? America gives China its market access. Right.

00:46:37.140 Now U.S. consumers can buy goods from China. That's a huge deal, guys. Okay. That's number one.

00:46:41.700 Number two is, America gives China FTI technology education.

00:46:48.700 What is he writing? I can't read his handwriting.

00:46:50.700 Imagine what happens. America gives foreign investment to China, gives all this capital to China,

00:46:55.700 gives all this technology to China, right?

00:46:58.700 All these military secrets that America has, it gives to China for free.

00:47:02.700 And knowing that, but America educates the Chinese elite.

00:47:06.700 elite okay 1980s all these Chinese students Chinese students for grad school go to America to learn

00:47:11.580 American technology okay and the third thing and this is most important is military protection

00:47:23.180 all these conflicts that China has with Southeast Asia with Japan Vietnam America will now protect

00:47:27.420 China when Chinese ships export goods to Europe Africa and the United States the US Navy will

00:47:33.420 not protect these chinese ships okay do you understand you're like oh my god america gave

00:47:40.060 china everything america made china rich why would america do that and there's one answer

00:47:47.740 and only one answer it's to make you china use us dollars okay

00:47:55.660 it's that simple okay so now when china trades with the world it gets us dollars in return

00:48:01.180 there's that okay and the entire idea is to make the world addicted to US

00:48:07.340 dollars and now that the world is addicted to US dollars now that the

00:48:11.640 world depends on US dollars America can now control the global economy okay so

00:48:16.900 in 1999 sorry 1991 the Soviet Union collapses okay and now America is the

00:48:28.340 game in town. There's no one who can challenge the supremacy of the Americans. And so now what

00:48:34.100 happens is America creates something called the New World Order. The New World Order is based on

00:48:38.300 global trade. But because United States controls the US dollar, it can now control something called

00:48:42.500 pricing. Pricing just means that the Americans can decide the value of everything, okay? So what

00:48:53.140 does is create a price hierarchy so at the very bottom are resources above that

00:49:00.700 is manufacturing then there's knowledge and then finance this is the price

00:49:11.980 hierarchy for the world all right and divides the world into a division of

00:49:16.600 labor okay so what is resources well guys it's Russia okay that doesn't make

00:49:23.500 sense Russia Africa South America what's manufacturing China what's knowledge

00:49:31.640 Europe and what is finance America okay does that make sense so what's gonna

00:49:40.640 happen is that America is gonna take its manufacturing and transfer to China

00:49:44.360 Okay?

00:49:45.360 Because it's cheaper for China to do it than for America to do it.

00:49:47.360 And all America's going to do is finance.

00:49:49.360 Okay?

00:49:50.360 What is finance?

00:49:51.360 Finance is just the creation of money for the purpose of creating more money.

00:49:55.360 Okay?

00:49:56.360 Okay.

00:49:57.360 So this is the system in place.

00:49:58.360 And at first, it sounds great because everyone's making money.

00:50:02.360 Okay?

00:50:03.360 But there are inherent instability in this system.

00:50:07.360 Okay?

00:50:08.360 And we will discuss all this instability throughout the semester.

00:50:10.360 But, for the sake of simplicity, let's talk about America.

00:50:14.860 What happens when you focus on finance is that you become a speculative economy.

00:50:19.600 You focus on gambling, okay?

00:50:21.120 Basically, gambling.

00:50:23.120 And this leads to something called the 2008 Great Financial Crisis when the American economy

00:50:32.480 collapsed, okay?

00:50:33.480 And at this time, the entire world economy should have collapsed.

00:50:37.960 And so what happened was, all these central banks from around the world came together

00:50:43.040 in Basel, Switzerland, the Bank of the National Settlements, the secretive body in which all

00:50:48.280 economic policies are made.

00:50:49.280 And they decide the only way to save the world is if China spends money, do you understand?

00:50:56.980 Why do we have all these skyscrapers?

00:50:58.500 Why are there all these airports?

00:51:00.420 Why are all these high-speed railways?

00:51:02.460 Because China saved the global economy is actually the best infrastructure, okay, and

00:51:08.880 building a world initiative, and that saved the global economy.

00:51:12.080 Now, after China did this, China developed a lot of debt, okay, and China basically said

00:51:18.140 to the world, listen, we saved the global economy, so we deserve a seat at the table,

00:51:23.840 right?

00:51:24.060 We deserve to be equals to America, and so we're going to sell our products, our Huawei

00:51:29.720 phones around the world. We're going to compete with America for global dominance. And America

00:51:35.680 said, screw you, okay? And that led, of course, to Donald Trump. 2016, Donald Trump. And the

00:51:42.020 first thing Donald Trump did, of course, was initiate the U.S.-China trade war, right?

00:51:46.320 China wants to be an equal to America. America says, nope, screw you, we're going to destroy

00:51:51.320 you, okay? So America tried to sanction China. America tried to blockade China, okay? So

00:51:57.700 So we'll discuss this again later on throughout the semester.

00:52:01.640 Then what happened, of course, is in 2022, Russia invades Ukraine.

00:52:09.320 So what Russia is saying is, you know this price hierarchy?

00:52:13.360 Screw this.

00:52:14.360 Because guess what happens, guys?

00:52:15.940 If you don't have any resources, this system doesn't work.

00:52:19.480 Try to manufacture without any resources, try having knowledge about resources, try

00:52:23.980 having finance about resources.

00:52:25.980 So when Russia invicts Ukraine, it's trying to control the resources of Ukraine.

00:52:30.240 Russia and Ukraine together controls one-third of the world's carbohydrates.

00:52:36.520 Africa and the Middle East starves to death about Russian and Ukrainian grain, okay?

00:52:40.740 Does that make sense?

00:52:42.880 So now this entire system is in jeopardy, okay?

00:52:48.160 And so what's happening today is America is fighting to save its game.

00:52:53.080 It's trying to fight to save the system.

00:52:54.920 It's trying to fight to save the US dollar.

00:52:56.720 It's trying to fight to save its hegemony, okay?

00:52:59.160 And Russia and China are trying to exert themselves.

00:53:02.240 So we are in a time of game reset, alright?

00:53:09.100 Game reset.

00:53:10.940 And this is the world that we live in today, okay?

00:53:15.920 Alright?

00:53:16.920 Great.

00:53:17.920 So we will discuss this throughout the semester.

00:53:20.080 Any questions?

00:53:21.080 Are you guys clear?

00:53:23.080 so i i know this is a lot to take in but we'll go with just the specifics throughout the semester

00:53:31.200 okay we'll go we'll go and we'll we'll apply the current events so where would you guys go

00:53:36.120 if so if this entire system fails where would you go explain why this is happening any questions

00:53:42.360 come on amber okay Dubai it's getting bombed right now Mecca Medina then you're still a Saudi

00:53:54.780 could Saudi would definitely suffer greatly if the USC collapses Poland I didn't like

00:54:00.960 Poland too much a little bit boring Japan is a good one China it's hard to really

00:54:07.620 immigrate there. I want to be able to speak English with people. South Africa, North Korea.

00:54:15.680 Can you even move to North Korea? Turkey, Venezuela. So the only purpose of America,

00:54:23.940 like they produce a service for China is to let them use U.S. dollars, right? So American

00:54:30.500 can use this game to everyone. But I think China does not do the same thing as American.

00:54:35.740 like they created this game why okay all right so yeah are there like how many students are in

00:54:47.180 this class it's always the same two people asking questions like this is a class with like four

00:54:53.340 people how many um we'll discuss this for the semester okay the relationship between china and

00:54:59.820 uh the united states so remember that the united states wants trying to play this game but they

00:55:04.860 And they can't really say to the world,

00:55:06.480 oh, we're doing this because we're greedy

00:55:08.420 and we want China to be subservient to us, okay?

00:55:10.860 So they said that we want China to play the game

00:55:12.760 because this game will allow the middle class to rise

00:55:16.160 and will make China much more democratic, okay?

00:55:18.720 But that was just BS.

00:55:19.760 That was just a fraud, a lot, hypocrisy.

00:55:23.140 All right, so now that China is in this game,

00:55:25.860 what it's trying to do is restructure the game

00:55:30.060 so that it's more independent, okay?

00:55:33.260 Because the problem for China is, OK, to play this game,

00:55:37.780 what you're doing is you're taking resources, right?

00:55:40.780 You're creating, manufacturing, exports.

00:55:44.420 OK?

00:55:44.920 And so that's the role of China in this game.

00:55:46.500 There's certain problems with this game.

00:55:48.260 The first problem is America controls the entire game.

00:55:52.260 Right?

00:55:52.760 So America can say, you know what, we don't like you,

00:55:54.260 so you can't trade anymore.

00:55:55.260 So basically, they stop, they limit the resources,

00:55:58.100 and they limit the market access.

00:55:59.220 OK?

00:55:59.720 So what China needs to do to survive

00:56:01.280 is the idea of diversify.

00:56:04.360 Create markets outside of the United States.

00:56:06.580 Create like five resources that are dependent on the US.

00:56:10.340 So that's a game that China is playing.

00:56:11.720 And that's the idea of BRICS.

00:56:13.620 We'll discuss BRICS later on.

00:56:15.520 But the BRICS is a very different concept

00:56:17.080 where before America was trying to impose its game on everyone.

00:56:19.440 Now China's just trying to create a system that is not so

00:56:22.160 dominated by the Americans.

00:56:24.180 That's the Chinese mentality.

00:56:25.620 Does that make sense?

00:56:26.400 OK.

00:56:26.900 Any more questions, guys?

00:56:28.680 Great.

00:56:29.180 So we'll continue this on Thursday, OK?

00:56:31.280 okay let's go over this real quick this is a good lecture to go over see these notes from today

00:56:40.640 so this is the

00:56:43.440 it starts right here so america's game uh i'll say history of the usd

00:56:48.560 so the british empire was based on these three systems it was based on the bank of england

00:57:08.240 soft power media and the british navy controlling the sea lanes and trade the limitations of the

00:57:13.360 british empire are three things the ethnicity the belief of a superior white race india rebelled

00:57:19.120 against the whites british refused to collab with other races watch people say w for that

00:57:26.800 well it lets the downfall that's an example of hubris the other limitation was currency was wealth

00:57:34.240 based on gold uh they only maintained wealth to the elite class

00:57:43.360 The third limitation was England, a small island.

00:57:46.760 It's easy to attack by Germany and France.

00:57:48.620 America answered all three of these limitations.

00:57:50.820 America controls entirety of the wealthy Western Hemisphere.

00:57:55.000 Unlimited resources, land, and Western Hemisphere.

00:57:59.960 USC becomes the currency of the world.

00:58:01.800 It's based on an idea.

00:58:03.100 Wealth becomes infinite.

00:58:08.320 More.

00:58:10.840 Entire world now plays this game.

00:58:12.480 Ethnicity idea, American is not an ethnicity, it's a nation game. So, anybody can immigrate.

00:58:19.480 a foreign ambition uh the four ideas of empire are the monarchy oligarchy democracy and theocracy

00:58:50.040 the oligarchy he didn't specify monarchy but oligarchy is rome democracies athens theocracy

00:58:55.080 is uh catholic authorities of empire this is his example is monarchy i don't know he didn't specify

00:59:01.240 but and then there's a social contract theory developed by john locke he pushed this idea

00:59:06.920 uh locke develops the idea of life liberty and pursuit of wealth but they say it's pursuit of

00:59:11.480 happiness but thanks for the pursuit of wealth england took over french dutch and spanish with

00:59:17.640 this theory of life liberty pursuit of wealth rousseau developed the and this is like enlightenment

00:59:23.240 ideas that's my enlightenment era arrives uh england uh yeah then we have rousseau there

00:59:37.640 the idea of unlimited freedom rousseau develops the idea of general will con he develops the

00:59:43.320 base of humanity is categorical imperative meaning categorical imperative is the highest

00:59:47.640 form of law god's law uh defined by oh right here defined by the catholic church which spreads around

00:59:55.640 the world this is the idea of universality number one whatever most people do is what's true you do

01:00:03.560 is what's true uh the idea of free will it's on a different line

01:00:13.320 free will cannot impede on human's idea a human's ability of free will the third idea

01:00:21.240 humans will usher in the end of the world i think that's what he said but we'll put in parentheses

01:00:27.840 well i'll say accelerate

01:00:33.180 these ideas create the basis of the french revolution every european empire attacked

01:00:39.460 french the french won because they were energized to defend their nation uh they loved their nation

01:00:44.340 they were a proud people french revolution led to french empire and napoleon iron plus blood in

01:00:48.740 1970 the french were fighting for something greater the prussians were fighting because

01:00:52.100 it was their duty the prussians won this nation eventually became germany then britain tries to

01:00:57.620 limit the expansion of america in 1789 america creates the constitution it's the highest law of

01:01:02.180 the land law of the land capitalism is developed from the constitution and american ideas the idea

01:01:12.900 that the player trying to maximize his wealth it's defined by these three ideas open society

01:01:18.900 idea of a melting pot fairness merit and clarity open society fairness clarity he's repeating these

01:01:25.860 three ideas creates the idea of the american dream rewarding merit if you work hard and are talented

01:01:30.580 people will respect this and you'll be rewarded in america an example example

01:01:38.740 canada does not care about ambition they care about conformity america has the idea of

01:01:42.980 constitution above everything it goes to president and congress and government

01:01:46.820 congress creates the law presidents have the sword can

01:01:54.420 president wields the sword

01:02:00.580 can declare war the constitution ensures openness fairness and clarity of this game

01:02:06.500 in 1861 to 1864 the american civil wars uh starts between the north and the south what happens

01:02:12.580 between the north and south north has idea of free labor south idea of slave labor the north

01:02:17.780 is offended by slavery because slavery is not fair problem of capitalism is one person controls

01:02:21.780 all the money obviously the north wins i'll write this down here

01:02:25.620 is one person controls all the money in world war ii america conquers the world uh end of 1945

01:02:34.080 uh july 1944 america organizes the breton woods conference in new hampshire

01:02:43.320 is where i used to snowboard usd has created reserve currency of the world every other

01:02:49.080 currency is derived from the usd exchange rate derives back to the usd usd originally you know

01:02:54.240 always wondered this as a kid and now i understand it i was like why is everything why is the us but

01:02:59.920 yeah usc is originally based on gold to keep the system stable the world bank works with the imf

01:03:06.720 their job is to give you loans when the banks cannot pay you back the imf forces you to play

01:03:10.960 into this game the imf goal is to control the world of this game what is the definition of imf

01:03:15.920 what does this abbreviate to imf is the international monetary fund global organization

01:03:26.000 of 109 countries established okay international monetization i already forgot what to sit for

01:03:40.800 imf is the international monetary fund

01:03:53.200 please fit oh my god uh international monetary fund forces the world into

01:04:05.920 uh how do i abbreviate this

01:04:10.800 I already I wrote this twice I'm gonna say to this IMF is the International Monetary Fund 109

01:04:17.400 countries involved 1947 you have the GATT agreement on free trade what does GATT stand for

01:04:25.740 that is the general agreement on tariffs and trade

01:04:28.200 and this is developed post-world war ii he's fit oh motherfucker

01:04:48.920 treaty from 1947 through 1994.

01:04:58.200 uh the third way that america uh conquers the world post-world war ii is development

01:05:04.680 of swift in 1973 allows more countries it's a transaction right so uh

01:05:17.800 yeah it's like transaction fees uh then the usc conquers the world 1971 nixon realized there is

01:05:23.000 not enough gold to pay everyone usc becomes a ponzi scheme saudi arabia um uses the petrol

01:05:28.040 dollar the idea that saudi arabia is the biggest oil trader in the world exclusively using petrodollar

01:05:33.000 usd nixon visits china america gives capital and tech to china america gives military secrets to

01:05:40.200 china for free america gives china education america gives military protection china america

01:05:44.200 protecting china against vietnam and japan america patrolling the seas right

01:05:51.880 america makes china rich so they use usd china trades with the world with usd

01:05:56.040 the idea is to make the world addicted to usc america now controls the entire global economy

01:06:01.640 1991 the soviet union collapses no empire challenges america pricing america determines

01:06:06.360 the value of everything price hierarchy it goes finance knowledge manufacturing resources resources

01:06:11.720 come from russia manufacturing comes from china knowledge comes from europe finance comes from

01:06:16.040 the us the hierarchy goes this way finance knowledge manufacturing resources uh gambling

01:06:22.040 is the result is the cause of the 2008 housing crisis and i'll put in parentheses

01:06:28.360 um what was the loans called they specified this in the big short uh

01:06:36.760 what was it called subprime mortgages

01:06:42.120 yeah subprime mortgages china could save the world if they spend money

01:06:46.920 to pay off debt I'll put this I added this just clarifying the USC should have collapsed after

01:06:56.760 the 2008 crash China developed a lot of debt post 2008. China says we deserve more credit

01:07:02.880 for saving the global economy America says screw you China oh mother what the

01:07:10.260 um and maybe this is Chinese bias remember jang can't trust everything um

01:07:19.320 say the world America says screw you China

01:07:26.040 then Trump become Trump takes charge China China China China America tries to prevent

01:07:32.940 China from growth tries to sanction China 2022 Russia goes to war with Ukraine Russia says

01:07:37.560 this game screw this usd game russia and ukraine control one-third of the world's carbohydrates

01:07:44.920 and they feed africa they control a lot of food today america trying to save usd game

01:07:50.360 by any means necessary today potential game reset i want to put this in one line oh

01:07:58.440 mother

01:08:04.360 no how do i fit this

01:08:08.200 today potential game reset bricks

01:08:22.360 china's response china's answer to

01:08:28.920 usd dependence no

01:08:41.080 yes there we go perfect i love that all right i'm going to post these notes real quick

01:08:47.000 in the twitter com i'll pin it in the chat great lecture again that was better than i

01:08:52.760 expected you to explain the social contract what was the social contract

01:09:02.360 i think these are good notes this is uh super good information

01:09:06.920 and he's very factual he's not opinion based on this one i think this is very good

01:09:12.840 what was the social contract that i missed

01:09:14.280 it's important to know especially with this war

01:09:23.840 um yeah sharpies what did i miss the social contract what did you say

01:09:42.400 okay

01:09:44.280 so all this will start once Trump was elected no it started much before it started long before

01:09:50.280 it started when the creation of the United States even the history follows this you know

01:09:58.440 the social contract theory of John Locke

01:10:05.400 I don't even know someone just posted Pornhub in here okay you're banned

01:10:10.800 why are the this dude's spamming a Pornhub link and you guys aren't banning him

01:10:14.280 I'm trying to learn about the USD.

01:10:16.080 It's like, oh, kick.

01:10:18.160 All right, so here's the...

01:10:42.980 All right.

01:10:44.280 there you go also pin in the community if you guys want to get uh read over these notes

01:10:54.360 good lecture very good i think that's the only one only lecture we'll watch for today

01:11:01.160 um pin in community yeah

01:11:14.280 Thank you.

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