Jiang defines democracy as open and honest discussion about how citizens can be better.
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Jiang defines democracy as open and honest discussion about how citizens can be better.
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"...that's what a democracy really is. It's an open and honest discussion about how we can be better. OK? And again, these three, Aeschylus,..."
"...they go and try again. Well, this has been a awesome discussion. I really enjoyed it, guys. I mean, I know we're running a..."
"...algorithm to as many people as possible. This is a crucial discussion and conversation that the entire world needs to hear, quite frankly. So..."
"...we combat the war against truth? How do we engage in discussion that transnational biases? Okay. We all live in fantasies. How do we..."
"...first question is about the global economy. Like in one previous discussion, you argued that the U.S.-centric global economy system would collapse after the..."
"So, that discussion, that political discussion determines the contours of this fight. Economic means that as this fight is still happening, nations are still..."
"We continue our discussion of the U.S.-Iran war that is happening right now. So, as you know, I made the prediction that the United..."
"...Okay? Any other questions guys? Okay great. So we'll continue this discussion on Thursday. Okay?"
"...create the best book possible. So that requires meditation. That requires discussion. That requires experimentation. So I understand that. I understand the book writing..."
"...is a famous painting of Alcibiades coming in and having a discussion with everyone. So in Athenian culture, what's important is to be a..."
"...a mistake in my lecture so um in my this my discussion about the story of the patriarchs um between the love story of..."
"...Okay. Any more questions? Okay. Great, guys. So we'll continue our discussion of human history next class. Okay?"
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