A technological metaphor for increased capacity to absorb, analyze, and create realities after reading the Iliad or Great Books.
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A technological metaphor for increased capacity to absorb, analyze, and create realities after reading the Iliad or Great Books.
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Reading the Iliad opens the mind by strengthening the mind's connection to the universe, like increasing download speed on an internet connection.
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"...right? So when you read the Iliad, it's as though your download speed is now increasing. You have a fast connection, strong connection now..."
"alive, so powerful, so connected to the universe itself, to the monad, that when you observed it, you created into yourself, a portal into..."
"...when I was freed. But if a lady come from heaven, speeds and helps you— Wait, stop."
"...they're the best in the world. And these skyscrapers, these high -speed railways, these airports demonstrate the superiority of Chinese culture. And Chinese, so..."
"...But we will also be clear -eyed and realistic about the speed, scale, and quality of China's historic military buildup. Our goal in doing..."
"...should spend more money on infrastructure. I should build more high speed railways. I should build airports. Okay. And that's what China did. You..."
"...you now? Madman, can't you hear the west wind ruffling to speed you on? That woman spawns her plots, mulling over some desperate outrage..."
"...things that will force the coming of the Messiah. So let's speed things up, Netanyahu. Okay? So, what this is, I'll explain later on,..."
"...model. But then, Lenin, okay, came and said, no, you can speed up the revolution, okay?"
"...is it's a universe onto itself. And therefore, you can actually speed up the process of wisdom and enlightenment because by reading the Iliad,..."
"Why are all these high -speed railways? Because China, to save the global economy, decided to invest in infrastructure, okay? Okay, and Belt and..."
"...also makes Napoleon unique at this time is the idea of speed. This all happens very quickly. Very, very fast. At this time in..."
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