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He hierarchizes that memory field by moral-emotional valence, with hate lower and joy or bliss higher.
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Hate
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...so so if it's a bad memory like a bad emotion hate then it might be lower but it but if it's a a..."
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prediction
He postpones the full answer to why hate exists by saying the class will later see that angels are incapable of hatred and that hate is somehow necessary.
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diagnosis
The Roman Empire is summarized as an empire based on hate, terrible lives, massive slavery, debt, and corruption.
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diagnosis
Jiang rejects a purely Buddhist avoidance of anger: hate and love, anger and calm are paired extremes that must struggle inside the person.
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definition
He defines hell as lower dimensions created by hate, anger, fear, and bad emotions that cannot return to the perfect spirit world.
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Jiang says they don't want the yeah okay they hate the ei they want whites okay seriously yeah no i saw
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"...so so if it's a bad memory like a bad emotion hate then it might be lower but it but if it's a a..."
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"...and when we get to that section you will understand why hate is necessary okay all right so so let's continue all right"
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"they don't want the yeah okay they hate the ei they want whites okay seriously yeah no i saw"
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"...We've done the Roman Empire and it's an empire based on hate. And people's lives under the Roman Empire, it's just terrible. There's massive..."
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"...like avoid anger no no no embrace your anger embrace your hate because hate and love go together anger and calm go together okay..."
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"...about the system is that it's always whether create love or hate now love goes back to the monad but what happens when you..."
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"...if you're a good writer you're just born that way i hate to say this okay writers are not uh writers are chosen by..."
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"...No one cares. Okay. All right. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I just hate the New Yorker. Let's move on. Sorry."
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"...cato again he really doesn't want to talk to him they hate each other"
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"yes yes back there i mean i i hate to just just beat a dead horse but like what if rebelling would just mean..."
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"...is, let's just say you have two enemies, right? And they hate each other. Well, I guarantee you, if you were to dump these..."
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"Why does he hate God so much? He curses God, right? And he's, I see the only person we seen in front of that..."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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