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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Most of your critics say that what you're doing is technically illegal in your home country. And the only reason you haven't gotten in..."
Jiang says he is allowed to speak in China because he is a foreign English teacher outside the Chinese citizen bureaucracy and AI surveillance grid, as long as he avoids Chinese social media, public speeches, Chinese reporters, and local monetization.
"Most of your critics say that what you're doing is technically illegal in your home country. And the only reason you haven't gotten in..."
"Okay, sure. So let me respond to the question, how am I allowed to do what I do in China? And the reason is..."
"But it's a system designed for Chinese citizens. And why you do that is you're not interested in individual behavior. You're interested in collective..."
"But the moment, and this is a caveat, the moment I decide, you know what? I want to be famous in China. I want..."
The interview starts with the end of the world and Satoshi Nakamoto, but the deeper line is Jiang's theory of front men.
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