Jiang accepts the student's intuition that spiritual lightness improves access to ideas, while material heaviness narrows thought toward scarcity and obligation.
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Ideas
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Jiang says art is first of all an intense emotional experience that opens a person so ideas can enter and keep growing over time.
The body metaphor opens a further question about cognition by implying that the universe can receive ideas and enact them through something like a brain or mind.
Jiang says his present aim is to find a place where his ideas, rather than merely his ethnicity, can be accepted.
Jiang rejects the idea that shared ideas or mutual admiration among elites automatically proves coordinated conspiracy.
For Jiang, the desire to patent, get credit, and monetize an idea is part of why modern ideas become weak.
Jiang proposes Geist as the answer to why distant religions converge: ideas are inspired through communication with the Geist, rather than simply produced by brain synapses.
For humans in history, mythology and ideas are real because people can act them out and reorganize political possibility around them.
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"your ideas come from a spiritual world whereas if you're really heavy then it's just like material like oh i'm lacking money or i'm..."
"having better ideas that's exactly right yes remember in sorry sorry sorry uh anna uh sorry let me respond this and then um so..."
"...or it opens you and allows for the entry of the ideas into you okay and these ideas these words these songs these melodies..."
"Good, yes. A body can, like, receive ideas and then enact them. The brain, right? Yeah, basically. And so what's a brain?"
"Ideas or the mind. OK, anyone else? Yes, in the back?"
"...do is, I'm trying to go to a place where my ideas can be accepted. So, you're absolutely right. If you're an immigrant living..."
"make songs entertain us at night okay it will happen very organically it will happen very fluidly dynamically and that's what makes us humans..."
"...does that mean it means that people with talent people with ideas respect each other okay it just means that you know i'm a..."
"...power like weapon systems It doesn 't matter What matters are ideas Because it 's ideas that coordinate that motivate a population into action..."
"...just in terms of cultural production just in terms of like ideas being expressed science being in advance um it's not"
"...no sense of individual propriety, okay? It's like... This is my idea, you can't have it, okay? It's, it's always like, we're in this..."
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