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The exchange confirms Jiang’s classroom is not empty: Vincent, Alan, and Amber are named as students, and Jiang says students ask questions at the end of class.
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Public Criticism
The exchange confirms Jiang’s classroom is not empty: Vincent, Alan, and Amber are named as students, and Jiang says students ask questions at the end of class.
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"Yeah, it's when your self -worth is derived through numbers on a screen. That's another form of currency. You're controlled in that way. The..."
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"Well, there's Vincent and there's Alan. Alan, right, right."
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"Yeah, they're the most consistent. And then Amber comes out then. So there's three. Yeah."
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"So the conspiracy theory that you're speaking to an empty classroom, that's been debunked. You have videos where you can meet the students in..."
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"They ask questions. Yeah, they do. And they do ask questions. Yeah. Yeah. At the end of the class. Yeah."
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