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10 timestamped hits 1 source reading 6 extracted notes Aliases: treacheries

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treachery

The worst sin because it traps the betrayer and also damages others' trust and capacity for love.

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Lecture interpretation on 2026-04-29.

model

Jiang distinguishes self-directed sins from sins against others and treats violence, fraud, and treachery as escalating because they damage other souls.

Lecture interpretation on 2026-04-29.

diagnosis

Betrayal of chosen friends or guests is worse than betrayal of family because chosen bonds depend on free will and trust.

Lecture interpretation on 2026-04-29.

model

Because Ugolino has organized his world through betrayal, he cannot recognize love when his sons show it and instead consumes them.

Lecture interpretation on 2026-04-29.

definition

Treachery is devastating because it blinds the person to the possibility of love and thereby permits the most evil acts.

Timestamped Evidence

The Poem That Makes a Robot

2026-03-25, day precision · Great Books #8: The Poetry of Empire

Transcript

"...hate poor lossful can't you sense it grasp it yet the treachery of Lamedon spread breathe what now do I take flight alone consorting..."

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