Jiang says the laws of physics, biology, and chemistry are perfect, while the things generated under those laws are not perfect.
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"...world are governed by the laws of physics and biology and chemistry. Okay. These laws are perfect. These things that are created are not..."
"...subject, in classes, what they say is, oh my God, guys, chemistry is so amazing. It's so interesting. And it really piques my passion...."
"...fun driven and passion driven, what if you have passion for chemistry, but not for physics? Or like the teacher try to invoke passion..."
"...of youth, um, or immortality, okay? So you're trying to... do chemistry, basically. Why would this be the worst sin in the circle of..."
"...to gold, which is which is impossible by the laws of chemistry and God. The splitting of the atom is possible. We've done it...."
"Basically is is chemistry because it's basically try to deprive the human being or the, you know, godly Kingdom of its original purpose. Why..."
"...speculation which includes alchemy which is you know their form of chemistry and if you just read this really really closely you can see..."
"...happening because money, capital, too much of it changes the fundamental chemistry of the brain. It makes you crazy. Okay? So, let's do a..."
"...Let's now look at Nobel Prize winners in the sciences. Physics, chemistry, and medicine. As you can see, in 1925, the majority were actually..."
"...the last thing is alchemy. What is alchemy? Alchemy is basically chemistry and sorcery combined together. This is a polytheistic world. And the idea..."
"...these science experiments where he's trying to combine different elements. Unfortunately, chemistry at this point, it's very primitive. So he was thinking mercury, okay?..."
"...sounds exactly the same as phallus, okay. So a high school chemistry teacher, she was saying online, she was lecturing online to her kids..."
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