Professor Jiang: Trump's Ballroom as a Data Center, Palantir, and a Third Term
Professor Jiang predicts the US is sliding toward an AI-run surveillance state built by Palantir and a Trump presidency that never ends — bad news for civil liberties, but he sees Americans as the last people stubborn enough to resist it.
- Palantir wants to merge every database — jobs, health, police, purchases, phone data — into one profile that predicts and steers what each person will do for decades.
- Trump's White House ballroom is really a data center, dug deep and built by data center contractors, and hidden under executive privilege so Congress can't look inside.
- That gives the president a private NSA, CIA, and FBI with files on every senator and world leader, likely run by Palantir and funded by the tech companies donating to the project.
- Trump is expected to seek a third term, backed by a loyal ICE-style private army, land grabs in Canada, Greenland, and Latin America, and a turn toward a Christian theocracy with himself as Jesus's stand-in.
- Today's AI is oversold; it still leans on human labor behind the scenes, and the doom talk is funded by tech investors to make AI seem all-powerful and inevitable.
Outlook: Expect an abrupt, harsh change in the US — more surveillance, more concentrated power, and a serious push for a Trump third term.