In Jiang’s telling, Locke, Hume, Bentham, Mill, Marx, Darwin, and Freud each help remove the divine and reframe life around property, experience, utility, class, animality, or sex.
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Darwin
He uses Kuhn, Einstein, Darwin, and Disraeli to argue that paradigm change is not merely natural but can be promoted when it advances the eschatology of secret societies.
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He uses Kuhn, Einstein, Darwin, and Disraeli to argue that paradigm change is not merely natural but can be promoted when it advances the eschatology of secret societies.
Darwin is framed as a scientist promoted because his findings supported the anti-spiritual philosophy already in place, not simply because science settled the matter.
Jiang argues Darwinian evolution does not explain human intellect or imagination and that even asking this question is discouraged.
Jiang argues that Darwinian evolution, once detached from divine design, was extrapolated by nineteenth-century elites into systemic racism and claims of European superiority.
Jiang summarizes evolutionary biology's model as the claim that humans are biological animals motivated by spreading genes and reproductive strategy.
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"that this is an unfair system which it is right so now you have to brainwash the people into believing this is a fair..."
"then you have someone named uh David Hume okay David Hume and David Hume argued for skepticism and skepticism just says that um everything..."
"okay if you if you take drugs and you are happy with it it must be good if you like spending money it must..."
"...is taking out the divine from the equation. Then you have Darwin, their evolution. Which basically says, we're just animals, man. Okay? Okay, that's..."
"...relativity, boom, he's famous, world famous, okay? How do you explain Darwin? The moment he proposed evolution, boom, he's world famous. It's really strange,..."
"Because not only will, not only are Jews supposed to prosper in the West, but they're also supposed, people are supposed to think that..."
"...support this philosophy. And the most famous, of course, is Charles Darwin. Okay. Charles Darwin. Right? When his book, The Origin of Species, came..."
"All right. So this is very strange how science is supposed to be a field of rigorous debate, rigorous science. Right? But the evidence..."
"So these are two different conceptions of nationalism, the French and the German. Any questions before I move on? Is this clear? Great. So..."
"We are who we are by random chance through the process of evolution. And this theory, this will give birth to the idea of..."
"...are people people are called evolutionary biologists. They're inspired by Charles Darwin. So the idea here is that we are motivated by our desire..."
"...the last class about John Locke, David Hume, Bentham, Mill, Marx, Darwin, okay? These were all thinkers sponsored by Britain. To propose. To promote...."
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