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Jiang's description of the sequence by which a vision is imagined, made into story, and preserved as memory.
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imagination-to-memory
Jiang's description of the sequence by which a vision is imagined, made into story, and preserved as memory.
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"...imagine God, but then you must turn this imagination into a memory."
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"...turn the world into a story. And the story becomes your memory. Okay? So, 800 years before, Donnie knew our neuroscience, how our brain..."
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