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Jiang says the elder-care theory is weakened by ancient cyclical views of life and history, where death could be understood as rebirth or passage to the spirit world rather than final loss.
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Cyclical Time
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"We don't find that. So, war, we don't really think is a possibility. Now, it's possible that in the future, we'll find evidence. But..."
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"So, back then, they really didn't care if you died. In fact, if you're an old person. You're probably like, you know what, I'd..."
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