Jiang interprets Alzheimer's and psychedelics as states where socialization falls away and spiritual desire, song, drawing, voices, and a more-than-rational reality become visible.
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Alzheimers
Jiang interprets Alzheimer's and psychedelics as states where socialization falls away and spiritual desire, song, drawing, voices, and a more-than-rational reality become visible.
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"...Okay? So, you can use this picture as a metaphor for Alzheimer's. And you can see for yourself what it means to lose your..."
"...thing is, they draw. Okay? This is a painting by an Alzheimer's patient. Okay? Not great. But guess what, guys? He did this when..."
"...And the thing about psychedelics is, it's almost similar to having Alzheimer's where you shed away your socialization and you almost enter a spiritual..."
"...I'll give you examples of this. A lot of people have Alzheimer's. So, what literally happens is they're losing their minds. And this is..."
"...say that because you made the examples using, let's, you said, Alzheimer's, autistic people. So, would you say that people with cognitive disability in,..."
"...tens of millions of dollars and she's 90. and she has alzheimer's and she can't walk most of the time she's sleeping she's semi..."
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