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Jiang ends by joking that the accumulated evidence means society is totally screwed.
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The closing exchange continues the previous question about Israel-Palestine but the transcript becomes too garbled to extract a reliable substantive claim beyond Jiang’s earlier answer.
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The interviewer closes by thanking Jiang for fighting for what is good and by asking for any final thought he wants to leave with the audience.
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The interviewer closes by thanking Jiang and expressing expectation of seeing him again soon.
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Jiang says the interview worked well because Akela's questions were strong, the conversation went deep, and their values seemed aligned, and he expresses interest in doing another conversation.
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Jiang's only closing remark is gratitude for the community and for the quality of the questions, indicating that he lets the host handle the formal conclusion.
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The host frames his closing prompt as an invitation for Jiang's final warning or promotion rather than a new topic change.
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"a narrow definition of success yes uh yes degradation in the aesthetic standards okay great so i'm convinced we are totally screwed okay all..."
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"Thanks so much for coming on. I don't know if you have any final questions or thoughts that you want to leave the people..."
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"Thanks so much, Professor Jang. I look forward to seeing you soon. Best of luck to you. Okay. Bye bye."
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"So what's happening in Palestine and Israel today, you know, is that the PYM."
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"our nation. We to So I'll see you guys next week."
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"No, I mean, like, it's been so much fun. These are great questions. You know, it seems that a lot of values are aligned..."
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"leaving with today um i mean um i mean i i just really enjoyed the experience of committing community guys you guys great questions..."
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"Do you have any last thoughts, anything you'd like to promote, anything that is coming up soon and then we can we can call..."
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"...think it actually means the opposite. There's a book called The Closing of American Mind, which is basically saying if you open and, like,..."
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"...China from accessing global trade. And they can do that by closing off the Strait of Malacca. Okay? There's something called the Malacca Dilemma..."
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