Jiang says humans are imagination personified, and when one expressive sense is blocked, imagination finds another route through sight, sign, vibration, song, or emotional intelligence.
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Beethoven
Jiang says humans are imagination personified, and when one expressive sense is blocked, imagination finds another route through sight, sign, vibration, song, or emotional intelligence.
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"Another important fact about human beings that is not really understood is we are obsessed with being creative and expressing ourselves. That's who we..."
"...a great composer, one of the greatest composers in human history, Beethoven. His music is startling. Okay? His music is extremely famous. Problem is,..."
"He was able to create music that was unique in human history. Others hear the music, but he saw the music and it turned..."
"...thank you. This man says that when I was talking about Beethoven, he points out that Beethoven wasn't born deaf, he became deaf much..."
"And that is true. But one thing about Beethoven that people don't really discuss is that he probably had symphysesia, okay? And this is..."
"...a tyrant will emerge and become a monarchy okay that is Beethoven's dark prophecy for America okay so um America is again in competition..."
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