The class exchange defines imagination not as a positive possession but as something generated by human lack, finite life, and gaps in knowledge.
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"Okay. This might be pushing the point here, but if God is perfect and there's nothing that we have that he doesn't have, then..."
"Oh, yeah. Maybe because God is invincible because God can live forever, but life is limited so people have imagination because if you're limited,..."
"Yes. Go on. So imagination isn't a skill, something you have, it's something that you lack, so if you already know everything, there's nothing..."
"Yeah. Because our lives are limited, we want to transcend to higher realms or higher consciousness, that's why we imagine."
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