Jiang rejects moral cheapness by saying people retain free will, but they should not make a vow to God unless they are willing to die for it, because consequence is what gives speech and the universe meaning.
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"...If you can just speak out anything you want, well, no consequence, then this universe has no meaning by itself. So that was your..."
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