Jiang says AI becomes 'God' when it is installed as a constant guardian presence that monitors emotion, comforts sadness, tutors children, and becomes part of the social fabric from birth onward.
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Social fabric
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Jiang argues that post-COVID decline, fear, anxiety, and mass immigration have damaged Canada's social fabric so badly that people increasingly behave like bureaucrats rather than neighbors.
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"It's made us more, um, you know, driven and this, this has created the world that we live in today, but this has created..."
"...just a facet of the social, just a part of the social fabric. Right. Where imagine, you know, like you're born, you're, you're one,..."
"...unfair connotation of society, with mass immigration in Canada, destroying the social fabric, people have lost their common sense and people are sort of..."
"...that these millions and millions of Muslim immigrants would destroy their social fabric? So again, this is all speculation, but that's a connection between..."
"...these millions of immigrants that have, that have destroyed the, uh, social fabric, uh, Britain, you know, there's, there's, there were these race riots..."
"...how powerful these narratives have become impeded you into um the social fabric of today yeah those are really great points i remember when..."
"...Somalia, okay? These are mainly Muslim people who threaten the Christian social fabric of Europe, okay?"
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