Jiang compresses Dante's role into a journalistic metaphor: he is invited to heaven to do reporting and then come back to write it beautifully.
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Jiang says China's economy is in severe distress and that conditions are bad enough the government will not let reporters discuss the economy openly.
Jiang distinguishes incidence from reporting: upper-class patients appear more often because they have education, money, and access to psychiatrists.
Jiang argues that a bureaucratic social mindset spreads beyond the state itself, as ordinary citizens come to see reporting one another to authorities as normal and legitimate.
The host says bureaucrats enforce safetyist rules partly because they fear being reported and therefore optimize for procedural self-protection rather than accountable judgment.
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"...a journalist, and he's been invited to heaven to do some reporting"
"and come back and then write in a very nice way so that we can all go on this journey ourselves, okay? That's why..."
"...it comes to China. And basically, there's been a lot of reporting that the economy really sucks in China. I live in China. I..."
"So you mentioned that this kind of rape is frequently occurred in upper class. Why does it not so frequently in the lower class?"
"...all right? All right, so after this happens, after Freud is reporting this and the Frankists are getting angry at him, what happens now..."
"If you don't improve as a person, then how does a society improve? I mean, if if if individuals are not allowed to be..."
"stuck in this thing and they're like obviously unconscious about it where they have to enforce all this stuff, because if they don't, they..."
"...to, like, like, listen to him, like, listen to someone else reporting what happened during our dreams, so that we can feel the same..."
"...section two to four increases transparency and accountability by creating new reporting requirements congressional briefings annual assessments on cooperative programs and public updates provision..."
"...blockade. That naval blockade is very porous. It's very leaky. There's reporting today that over 30 Iranian tankers have been able to break the..."
"...with the 2008, 2008 great financial crisis. He did a major reporting in Rolling Stone and I've been following his work for the past..."
"...stick attack by the Americans and if you look at the reporting it seems like China is playing a major role behind the scenes"
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