A later speculative reply suggests that God may somehow use human beings as the site where freedom gets expressed.
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Human beings
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "I don't know. I think it makes sense, but I'm like, yes, it kind of, cause God doesn't have his own free will."
Key Notes
A student suggests that God made human beings in his own image and therefore wanted them to possess agency like his.
Another student anchors the discussion in Dante's cosmology by saying natural things keep their ordained motion automatically, while human beings uniquely have the capacity to stray from their proper path.
Jiang says this founder ideology erases the distinction between AI and human beings, reducing both to energy inputs that can be exploited in service of a larger system.
Jiang glosses poetry's divinity claim as the idea that there is God in human beings and God everywhere, and poetry reminds people of that.
That same speaker says schools must choose whether they are producing workers or full human beings, and defines human beings by needs to learn, love, and create.
Timestamped Evidence
"I don't know. I think it makes sense, but I'm like, yes, it kind of, cause God doesn't have his own free will."
"Maybe because God made men in his own image and he wanted men to have agency, just like him."
"Um, um, in the passage, uh, Dante writes, everything has an order, right? That's right. So, you know, rocks fall downward, the fire burns..."
"Okay, all right. Okay. Doesn't make sense, okay? He's saying it literally now. Start a religion or start a mafia. It doesn't matter, okay?..."
"You're just energy to be exploited. Okay? You're just an energy that I need to turn into a cube in order to create my..."
"So you have all these past lives in you that you don't remember. But a certain word, a certain poem will reignite, re -enaminate,..."
"...we want to produce workers, or do we want to produce human beings? And there's a difference. Human beings have three fundamental spiritual needs..."
"To help inspire our children to be the creative best."
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