Jiang glosses poetry's divinity claim as the idea that there is God in human beings and God everywhere, and poetry reminds people of that.
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Jiang glosses poetry's divinity claim as the idea that there is God in human beings and God everywhere, and poetry reminds people of that.
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"So you have all these past lives in you that you don't remember. But a certain word, a certain poem will reignite, re -enaminate,..."
"...means taking away the individuality, the diversity, and the autonomy of human beings, OK? Does that make sense, guys? All right, let's continue with..."
"...Spengler, who is a German theoretician, he argues that we are human beings and we have natural life cycles because we're organisms. Well, societies..."
"...okay? Which for him is the highest moral law. So as human beings, what makes us truly human? What allows us to achieve our..."
"...human as an ends okay so i can never sacrifice another human being in order to achieve a better society because we are the..."
"...to renounce your status as a man, your rights as a human being, and even your duties as a human being. There can't be..."
"...we should strive for. It's liberty that gives us value as human beings. But for Johan Fette, it's no, it's language. It's language that..."
"No, I mean, just years ahead, years ahead of human beings going to Mars. They will have this like fleet of Optimus robots on,..."
"...robot one -on -one, I'm dead. Right? Okay? But I'm a human being. I'm not stupid. So what I'm going to do is I'm..."
"...So in other words, Virgil through the Inead created emotions in human beings that allow for the creation of hell itself. You can also..."
"...So, in other words, Virgil, through the Inayat, created emotions in human beings that allow for the creation of hell itself. You can also..."
"...to run society. Today we use oil. Back then, they used human beings, right? You can no longer have access to cheap oil. What..."
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