Jiang says humanity cannot redeem itself after wanting to kill God, because no human act could appease or compensate for that scale of offense.
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Appeasement
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "And the answer is, you cannot make amends. You want to kill God. Okay? There's no way that you, there's nothing that you could..."
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"And the answer is, you cannot make amends. You want to kill God. Okay? There's no way that you, there's nothing that you could..."
"...Iran they wanted to kill us I mean I mean this appeasement of bullies I don't know if you in your life that's work..."
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