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Jiang contrasts Dante and Beatrice with Virgil and Dido by saying Dante treats love as giving, sharing, and bestowal, whereas Virgil treats love as receiving, consuming, and controlling.
"...Right? In the inferno Dante believes that love Is fundamentally about giving Whereas Virgil believes that love Is fundamentally about receiving And conquering Okay?..."
"...with this. Peter Thiel for the past few years has been giving speeches around the world talking about the Antichrist."
"...see all I've done is taking a very simple process and giving it like a really really fancy names the question is like why..."
"...money into welfare, into their pension system. The Chinese have been giving America a bad trade deal. The Chinese steal American technology and then..."
"...became much more connected to the universe. And the universe was giving me insights as to how to proceed. And so I had one..."
"...Really beautiful. I mean, it's really self -evident the value you're giving to people because the amount of people that showed up in my..."
"...you for doing what you do because you're demystifying and you're giving a perspective to the world. And I think one of the things..."
"...how you do it. You make a centre of attention by giving a nice dance or by invading another country. He just wants to..."
"...doesn't have to love you back okay because love is about giving it is giving and someone has to receive okay so when a..."
"...other people you cannot engage in love you cannot engage in giving yourself to others you become insecure you become broken right same with..."
"...I already told you in the beginning that what love is giving to other people, right? So in purgatory, if Cato really loved Marcia,..."
"...minister recently visited washington dc and they signed a treaty uh giving america access to indonesian airspace and an indonesian minister has said that..."
The lecture begins with Augustine's dusty human nature and ends with Virgil fleeing the proof that Dante's love is stronger than obedience.
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