His evidence for this is literary realism: the Virgil in the Divine Comedy exhibits contradictions, nuance, subtlety, quirks, and stable psychology that exceed extrapolation from the Aeneid alone.
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Jiang says his geopolitical analysis intentionally begins with a simplified framework or skeleton and only later adds more data points, nuance, and subtlety.
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"...why it feels like a real person is the contradictions, the nuance, the subtlety cannot be created by you alone. You have to summon..."
"So he understands this guy's peculiarities. Right. Does that make sense? There's certain things, there's certain quirks that like, you cannot imagine it. You..."
"Yeah. I think Don has summoned Virgil here. It's very hard for me to explain how this could work otherwise. Okay. Because like, we're..."
"This is a great point, okay? Yes, I do oversimplify. The world is extremely complex. There's like a million data points you can choose..."
"So you have to be aware that I need to consider more data points, and I need to make my arguments more nuanced and..."
"...are. And they help develop our imagination with color and with nuance. So it's not about avoiding these emotions. It's coming to terms with..."
"...else to restore Dido. Does that make sense? You see that nuance here, right? So it's an act of rebellion, it's an act of..."
"...He. Says. So. Again. There's. So. Much. Subtlety. There's. So. Much. Nuance. There's. So. Much. Paradox. Divine. Comedy. It. Forces. You. Into. A. Lifetime...."
"...a literary artwork. I think there's just so much depth and nuance and subtlety to Final Fantasy VII. And you know what? The people..."
"...think he's a smart guy i i think he's capable of nuance and subtlety the fact that on the on this jewish question he..."
"...says is not correct, okay? This is actually suddenly, and with nuance, undermining the argument of Virgil, okay? All right, so now we are..."
"...good story that people can understand and help them appreciate the nuance of this world. But now I'm going to tell you how it..."
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