Jiang Xueqin (江学勤) is a Chinese-Canadian educator, geopolitical commentator, and creator of the YouTube channel Predictive History. He teaches Western Philosophy at Moonshot Academy in Beijing and is known for applying structural historical analysis and game theory to interpret global events.
Jiang Xue Qin's Geo-Strategy series applies structural historical analysis, game theory, and Asimov-inspired psychohistory to predict major geopolitical shifts. Across 12 episodes, the series examines Iran's asymmetric warfare strategy, the role of Christian Zionism in US foreign policy, America's financialized empire and its path to decline, Saudi-Iran rivalry, Trump's political trajectory, US military hubris, Putin's ideology of perpetual conflict and his strategy to dismantle American hegemony, the conditions for a second American civil war, and the emerging science of predicting the future through AI-driven psychohistory.
Despite his unparalleled military victories and sweeping reforms designed to restore stability to Rome, Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BCE by his closest friends and allies. His radical success in shaping a new vision for the Republic inadvertently generated profound discomfort and anxiety among the old guard. Caesar's attempts to 'make Rome great again' by crafting a new reality challenged deeply ingrained Roman identities and traditions, creating an unresolvable tension that ultimately led to his violent demise.