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Jiang announces that David Bromwich will join the Thursday session for a live comparison of Shakespeare and Dante, requiring an earlier class start.
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prediction
Jiang announces that on 2026-06-25 at 09:00 the class will host Professor David Bromwich from Yale for a Shakespeare and Dante discussion before continuing Purgatory.
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Jiang closes by saying Virgil would rather burn in hell forever than say 'I am wrong,' and then announces that the class will finish the Divine Comedy the following Wednesday.
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Jiang tentatively agrees to another conversation about a month later, naming April 8 as a rough target date.
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Jiang proposes doing the next livestream again in two weeks.
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The moderator says the team will announce precise future dates and times and list events on a calendar ahead of time.
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"It's a rare treat for, for us. It will be live stream to, to everyone. Um, and what he's going to do is he's..."
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"So then are we doing like a three hour morning? Yeah."
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"morocco okay all right so um we we will conclude uh um today um a reminder tomorrow morning we start at nine o 'clock..."
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"So that's why Virgil had to leave Because he did not want to be wrong Okay? He did not want his world view To..."
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"Yeah. No, I love talking to you because you ask great questions. You have a huge audience. And you have a huge influence over..."
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"for organizing this, for being a fantastic moderator and like, let's, let's plan on doing this again in two weeks time. Um, does that..."
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"Yeah. Um, we'll schedule the precise. Date and time, um, you know, much of the mod team is here, but we'll, we'll make announcements...."
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"...to a future collaboration. I did speak to Professor Morandi. We'll schedule that. I'll email you and see. Yeah. Yeah."
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"...both so much for making time from your hefty and busy schedules to the chat today. Thank you for the invite, Danny. Great that..."
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"...internet and so um and i was able to manage my schedule more properly so i so um my plan now is i want..."
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"...doing what i'm doing but at a much more uh manageable schedule so basically cut back on media requests podcast interviews and maybe move..."
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"...room at the same time in regards to monitoring your personal schedule while you're fighting this war because it's less protect and it's less..."
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