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A student compares Lucifer to a giant data center that can process or host programs while lacking a soul, and Jiang accepts the machine analogy as useful.
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Data center
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"Yes? I think Lucifer reminds me of a giant data center. It can host all kind of programs, can process information, but ultimately it..."
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"Yeah, exactly. So he's clearly a machine. Okay, but let's try to figure out the question, okay? Because all angels are staring at God...."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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