The claim that imagination grows from memorable stories that excite memory into creation.
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imagination as memory extension
The claim that imagination grows from memorable stories that excite memory into creation.
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"...oral tradition we would think that the imagination is just an extension of the memory. By making our stories memorable we excite the imagination...."
"...the system, we need to appreciate that China is really an extension of the system. So if this system comes under strain, China itself..."
"...are alternatives, including digital currency, renewables, China, they're all just projections, extensions of the system. The system is under strain. These are under strain..."
"It's the same thing, really, right? Extension of factories and instruments of production owned by the state, equal liability of our work, combination of..."
"...iran china at the same time and so that's just over extension because of hubris okay um second second way to code empire is..."
"...because of three reasons. Okay? The first is the idea of extension. Okay? Over extension. It's doing too many things at once."
"...years because all three things are happening at once. Right? Over extension, debt, and civil unrest. At the same time, the American empire is..."
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