A student introduces a Chinese-mythology image of stacked beings, and Jiang interprets it as a model of multiple interlocking dimensions.
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Chinese mythology
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "In Chinese mythology, they describe it as a turtle that's standing on top of an elephant that's standing on top of something else."
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"In Chinese mythology, they describe it as a turtle that's standing on top of an elephant that's standing on top of something else."
"I don't know how to describe that. Okay. Turtle on top of an elephant. So is it fair to say that there are multiple..."
"...yes god god itself okay that's a possibility what else in chinese mythology they describe it as a"
"There's Greek mythology, there's Chinese mythology, there's Babylonian mythology, but Egyptian mythology, it's unique, okay? So I'm gonna explain to you the basic contours..."
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