Jiang's label for the default human assumption that ghosts, spirits, and a conscious universe are real features of the world rather than superstitious leftovers.
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animistic shamanistic
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...go back to most of human history okay most cultures were animistic shamanistic meaning it was just assumed that there are ghosts and spirits..."
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"...go back to most of human history okay most cultures were animistic shamanistic meaning it was just assumed that there are ghosts and spirits..."
"the vast majority of human history we just assume that the universe is conscious that there is a god that there are spirits all..."
"...The earliest religion in every society, the most primitive religion is animistic, shamanistic religions, where the shamans are communicating always with the spirit world...."
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