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Jiang says the class is different because it looks at the entire scope of human history.
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Jiang says the class is different because it looks at the entire scope of human history.
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Jiang frames the final class as a movement from the semester's bleak world analysis toward hope and future-making.
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"Okay? Not everyone worked hard. Okay? But, because you had these people, who did work really hard, does that make sense? Okay? Any more..."
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"Okay, well, this is it. The end of the journey, the final class. So, we've done a lot this year, right? Last semester, we..."
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"And the deaths of millions and billions of people. And because of climate change, our world will eventually collapse at some point. Okay? So,..."
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