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Jiang compares this poetic theft to plagiarism, which he says is treated in universities as a deeper violation than ordinary financial crime because it steals and corrupts another's intellectual work.
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Theft of ideas
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"That's interesting. What's the worst thing you can do in university plagiarism, right? Plagiarism is a lot worse than counterfeiting the coin, right? If..."
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"plagiarism means to steal ideas, mother people and pretend it's your own."
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Jiang turns late Inferno and early Purgatorio into a struggle over imagination itself.
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