Jiang says American social media reveals the id of the country and shows deep hatred, anger, confusion, and anxiety.
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's central claim: late Inferno is where private vice hardens into social design.
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's central claim: late Inferno is where private vice hardens into social design.
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"Yeah. So the messaging is more controlled in China. So if you want to know the official line and you read the Chinese newspaper,..."
"Because thievery affects, uh, the person who's been thieved capacity to love and trust, uh, in the future. Like maybe for example, say you're..."
"...million dollars is the worst sin because you can directly negatively affect someone else because with the other two like writing the love letters..."
"...I think society -wide, it damages other people and could therefore affect other people's potential to love and connect in the future."
"...SpaceX and OpenAI and public IPOs coming and how it will affect the market?"
"...issues with dei just asked professor john how will section 224 affect the current iran war um look i think they're just i think..."
"...so imaginative, it is so unique, it's so special that it affects other people as well, all right?"
"...A further question is, does the collapse of economic systems well affect the global police positions of America? Because I think we previously said..."
"...able to sell chips into China. And this is going to affect NVIDIA's bottom line. NVIDIA is, right now, the world's most valuable company,..."
"It affects everyone. I agree that, you know, so many industries from our technology industry to our transportation industry to our manufacturing is all..."
"...-year regime, that that's exactly what they'll do, that they will affect maximum leverage economically, knowing that that is actually their most effective weapon...."
"...and you're confronted with the Chinese people, that's what's going to affect you the most. But everything you said, you could be describing the..."
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