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Jiang opposes Virgil's absolute world to Dante's dynamic one, summarizing the polarity as hell being mechanical while heaven is organic.
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Mechanical
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"...so uh the difference between heaven and hell is hell is mechanical whereas heaven it's organic okay okay does that make sense to you..."
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"...yeah look if you read ezekiel closely there's almost like a mechanical language to it okay it's mechanical uh whereas with dante it's more..."
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"...it. I'm settling in. I'm settling in. Or solche obede ne Mechanicals. Okay, I'm not smoking no more ice or tonic. And then theelerae..."
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"...meet this, the thing that they discover is that this is mechanical. He's a machine. He doesn't have ideas, he doesn't have words. He..."
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"...auschwitz and you get this impression of this you know massively mechanical machine like a like a pink floyd video or something and you..."
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"...you know uh cultures and now you know we're this barbaric mechanical unimaginative uh war machine that goes around and kills people"
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"...have hell okay the heaven is spiritual it's consciousness hell it's mechanical it's machines okay we're stuck in between it's always our choice whether..."
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