Today, this recently viral video of a Chinese big V crashing has exploded online.
This Professor Jiang (who is not actually a professor, but previously a high school teacher in Beijing) is a Chinese-Canadian who has recently gained significant popularity on the internet in China, with many fans on platforms like Weibo, known for his analyses and predictions regarding geopolitical views, such as Trump’s election victory and the wars in the United States.
In his views, he especially enjoys promoting conspiracy theories, including exaggerating the influence of the Illuminati and other groups, but it resonates well with the domestic audience. Many media outlets and self-media have been reposting, with articles calling him the “sexiest man on the internet recently.”
However, this time he exposed his cognitive shortcomings in a blog with Jack Neel, which not only made the host burst into laughter but also led to widespread ridicule online.
What did he do? He confidently asserted his conspiracy theory that BTC is manipulated by the CIA, and kept questioning where the Bitcoin servers are and where the database is 🤣🤣🤣
How funny is this failure of his? For example:
It's like he insists that when cars first came out, they must have used black magic. Why? Because the car has no horse, so where is the horse? Without a horse, how can this car run? There must be a conspiracy 🤣
Clearly, he has no concept of decentralization and has never read the Bitcoin white paper, yet he can concoct a CIA manipulation conspiracy theory based on his barren understanding and promote it widely.
It’s just so ridiculous; this wave is simply embarrassing.
Now I finally understand why so many people have been attacking Bitcoin. Because many so-called scholars are like idiots in fields they are not skilled in, and they have never truly invested effort in research.
"I always thought that the popular experts and big Vs were incredibly knowledgeable and capable, until he talked about my field of expertise, oh, turns out he’s just a 2B" 🤡🤡🤡
This Professor Jiang (who is not actually a professor, but previously a high school teacher in Beijing) is a Chinese-Canadian who has recently gained significant popularity on the internet in China, with many fans on platforms like Weibo, known for his analyses and predictions regarding geopolitical views, such as Trump’s election victory and the wars in the United States.
In his views, he especially enjoys promoting conspiracy theories, including exaggerating the influence of the Illuminati and other groups, but it resonates well with the domestic audience. Many media outlets and self-media have been reposting, with articles calling him the “sexiest man on the internet recently.”
However, this time he exposed his cognitive shortcomings in a blog with Jack Neel, which not only made the host burst into laughter but also led to widespread ridicule online.
What did he do? He confidently asserted his conspiracy theory that BTC is manipulated by the CIA, and kept questioning where the Bitcoin servers are and where the database is 🤣🤣🤣
How funny is this failure of his? For example:
It's like he insists that when cars first came out, they must have used black magic. Why? Because the car has no horse, so where is the horse? Without a horse, how can this car run? There must be a conspiracy 🤣
Clearly, he has no concept of decentralization and has never read the Bitcoin white paper, yet he can concoct a CIA manipulation conspiracy theory based on his barren understanding and promote it widely.
It’s just so ridiculous; this wave is simply embarrassing.
Now I finally understand why so many people have been attacking Bitcoin. Because many so-called scholars are like idiots in fields they are not skilled in, and they have never truly invested effort in research.
"I always thought that the popular experts and big Vs were incredibly knowledgeable and capable, until he talked about my field of expertise, oh, turns out he’s just a 2B" 🤡🤡🤡