Jiang's question about why theft is punished more deeply in Inferno than blatant large-scale violence.
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thievery paradox
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Okay. All right. So we are pretty far down in Inferno. And here in the circle of fraud, we now meet thieves. Okay. Can..."
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"Okay. All right. So we are pretty far down in Inferno. And here in the circle of fraud, we now meet thieves. Okay. Can..."
"Why is thievery so evil as it warrants such a low status in, in hell? Right. And also like if someone's stealing, it's often,..."
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