Jiang argues that the cross-cultural constants of human flourishing are love, creativity, learning, and productive contribution to society.
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The late cantos become Jiang's sharpest Dante claim so far: faith is not obedience but imagination that helps make truth real, hope is the arrogant wager that exile and persecution can still bear fruit,...
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The late cantos become Jiang's sharpest Dante claim so far: faith is not obedience but imagination that helps make truth real, hope is the arrogant wager that exile and persecution can still bear fruit,...
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"I think that every human strives for love, for creativity, and for learning. We all prosper. We all flourish when we are learning new..."
"...it's called indulgences, where if you pay a certain fine or contribution, donation to the Catholic Church, the Catholic Church will reduce your penance..."
"...You don't know if people will truly appreciate and honor your contribution. And you're also afraid of Catholic Church because you've been very critical..."
"...that each and one of you, you do matter, and your contribution does make this class better, okay? More lively, more rich, more imaginative,..."
"...okay um so we can go on for years about the contributions from the bible okay and what dante is saying is that let's..."
"Yeah. And like what I think our contribution can be is that this school will be a lab school where educators from around Malaysia..."
"...well I personally and I'm sure many others really appreciate your contributions and we're looking forward to seeing how you track developments in the..."
"The. Company. Particularly. Musk. Contributions. To. PayPal. It. Does. Seem. Dubious. To. Be. Honest. Or. At. Very. Least. Lucky. And. It. Is. Interesting. That...."
"...party to help the, the process, okay? So, that was Lenin's contribution. And Mao is like, no, you don't even need workers, okay? You..."
"...Well, that's done. If you guys refuse to acknowledge, acknowledge our contributions to you, then we need to move, move along and build our..."
"...everyone's working hard, everyone feels as though they're making a positive contribution to the world."
"...all the insurance premiums, all the welfare state, all the pension contributions, all the ETF money. So they're gaining more and more power. They've..."
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