"THE WORLD IS COLLAPSING!"

The Diary Of A CEO

  • Sep 14, 2026
  • 1:44
  • Short

“The world is collapsing.”

That was Professor Jiang Xueqin’s response when I asked him what was front of mind for him right now.

Professor Jiang predicted the last global shifts before many people saw them coming.

Now he’s back making new predictions about what happens next.

After our first conversation reached 16 million views, I wanted to speak with Jiang again to really understand why he believes the world is entering such an uncertain period and what he thinks we should be paying attention to next.

Professor Jiang is a Yale-educated geopolitics expert who studies history, power and human behaviour to understand how the events of today could shape the future

In this conversation, we discussed things like:

- Why he believes the current global order is changing. - How the US dollar became the foundation of the modern economy. - Why wars, technology and economics are more connected than most people realise. - His predictions for America, China, AI and the future of global power. - How history can help us understand where the world may be heading.

Jiang doesn’t just look at individual events - he looks at the bigger systems behind them and asks what happens when those systems start to change.

The longer I spoke to Jiang, the more I realised that the world doesn’t change by accident. It changes because of decisions, incentives and human behaviour.

Understanding those forces might be the key to understanding what happens next..

Out now on all platforms ❤️👊🏾

Brief Summary

The guest predicts a financial crisis and societal collapse, including Messi as Argentina's president and a potential Trump third term.

Key points

  • Predictions of Collapse. A polarizing figure shares predictions about the future, including a potential financial attack.
  • Messi for President?. An unexpected prediction that Lionel Messi will become president of Argentina.
  • A Pessimistic Outlook. The speaker expresses a bleak view on civilization's future, stating we are running out of time.

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