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In this talk, Prof. Jiang Xueqin reframes capital as more than “money” or “wealth.” He argues that capital functions as a system for extracting human energy—and in a world where energy becomes attention and focus, the real prize isn’t just your labor, but your concentration.

Using the landlord–peasant model, he explains how extraction evolves over time: from tangible stores of value (like grain), to scarcer abstractions (gold), and finally to money as an all-consuming, endlessly scalable goal. The deeper the abstraction, the easier it is to keep people chasing “more” without a natural stopping point.

He then outlines the role of anxiety as a control technology—how debt, inequality, and wealth destruction (war, crashes, depressions) keep people fearful, overworked, and locked into the cycle. In his view, boom–bust isn’t simply “natural”—it can be manufactured to reset the game and intensify extraction.

Finally, he introduces transnational capital: elites with no lasting loyalty to nation, place, or people, moving wherever they can protect wealth, reduce taxes, and avoid backlash. From there, he argues that closed networks (what he calls “secret societies”) exist to solve a practical problem: trust, coordination, and moral distance—using authority and conformity to get individuals to do what they normally couldn’t.

Viewer discretion: This talk includes discussion of violence, coercion, trauma, and controversial claims as part of an argument about power and control. It is presented for analysis and discussion, not as verified fact.

Chapters (30:00 total)

00:00 Capital = extracting energy (attention + focus)
02:00 Landlord model: the real goal is total concentration
04:00 Upgrade #1: “freedom” + incentives as higher extraction
07:00 Upgrade #2: capital becomes abstract (grain → gold → money)
10:30 Money as the endless goal (no natural stopping point)
13:00 Upgrade #3: anxiety as a control technology
15:30 Debt + inequality: keeping the middle working harder
18:00 Wealth destruction: war/crashes as forced resets
20:30 Transnational capital: mobility without loyalty
23:00 The coordination problem: trust across borders

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25:00 Closed networks and social psychology (authority + conformity)
28:30 Final takeaway: attention is the battleground