Jiang's phrase for the general geopolitical direction he thinks he can read better than specific timelines or personnel choices.
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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"...specifics, I'm not very good. But when it comes to like broad contours of general geopolitical movements, then I'm very good."
"...guys know uh and this this is like the second last contour the penultimate contour right what is the penultimate contour in paradise that..."
"...dies this is what allows him to for the next few contours write the most spectacular poetry ever in human history okay this is..."
"...okay so there are three sections the first section is 34 contours second section is 33 third section is 33. that's a hundred also..."
"...in the next and I put this out because the next contour we will for Justinian read the entire history of the Catholic Church..."
"...they're executing a plan and agreed is has agreed on the broad contours contours of this plan and you know they don't really care..."
"...know the specifics, OK? So let me try to provide the broad contours of this theory, OK? So the world works through energy, OK?..."
"...So my prediction is that by tomorrow, we should have the broad contours of a U.S.-China grand bargain, where the two nations reconcile their..."
"...if we use game theory, if we just look at the broad contours of what's happening, we would make much better predictions as to..."
"...He Li -fang they were negotiating this grand bargain just the contours of this grand bargain in South Korea China wants first and foremost..."
"...also constrained on their behavior. They can only operate within the contours of their grand strategy. Okay, any questions so far? Okay, all right."
"...the empire provides the muscle, the military might, to shape the contours of reality, okay? And then with the empire, you have the finance,..."
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