Jiang says the soul is a fractal of the universe, which is why smiling, kindness, or anger propagate beyond the individual into cosmic consequence.
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"...this? And the idea here is that our souls are a fractal of the universe. And therefore, whatever we do is reflected throughout the..."
"...meaning that we are each and every one of us a fractals of God. So if we choose to be a good person, this..."
"...into lots of little pieces so that it - That's right, fractals."
"Fractals, so that it could experience the world or view the world. Exactly. And I found that to be a really compelling idea. Weirdly,..."
"This is the fractal that underpins the Tree of Life, which underpins the entire universe. Okay. You can see how you have these fractals..."
"...above, so below, which is to say that the universe is fractal. In each aspect of the universe, it's the entire universe. So in..."
"...effect, where if we assume that the universe is conscious, it's fractal, it's interconnected, then whatever I do impacts you in a certain way...."
"...place. Because again, what happens in our mind, we're just a fractal."
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