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Rebeca Moen
Sep 15, 2025 09:04

In the interview notes of journalist Faye Xiaofei, Professor Han Feng, in an age of global upheaval, raised his gaze to the stars to discern the tides of history and lowered his eyes to the data to parse their logic, pursuing a question that cuts to the root of civilization itself: When the old gravitational anchors collapse, where should humanity’s wealth be moored?

Faye’s Lens: A Night at Harvard Innovation Center Faye wrote: The air at Harvard always seems charged with sparks of thought. That night, at the Innovation Center by the Charles River, as Professor Han Feng conversed with Harvard alumni, she realized something profound—wealth may fade, but the stories that define it are even more powerful.     5. Reflections by the Charles River: The Revelation of Narrative Economics At the Harvard Innovation Center by the Charles River, Dr. Xue introduced Han Feng to a group of Harvard students and alumni led by Tracy, a former president of the Harvard Alumni Association. They listened with excitement as Han recounted his experience in Nashville. Trump’s sudden pivot, like a lightning bolt across the night sky, left the path ahead still shrouded, yet illuminated the dawn of a new era. Figure 4. Tracy, representing the Harvard Alumni Association, delivering remarks at the Harvard presidential inauguration ceremony. Among them was a dual-degree graduate of Harvard and Yale, once studied with Nobel laureate economist Robert J. Shiller. He explained that Shiller’s theory of Narrative Economics could precisely interpret the role Bitcoin might play in alleviating future global debt crises. Their curiosity was insatiable. Together they rushed to the Harvard Square bookstore, each purchasing a copy of Narrative Economics: How Stories Go Viral and Drive Major Economic Events. Back in Boston, Han…

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