Jiang says poetry is not fully conscious intention but can be a subconscious channeling of the divine, so critics may see historical connections that the poet did not consciously know.
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Intention
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Jiang begins answering by describing the evolution-versus-intelligent-design debate as a dispute over whether order comes from intention or from impersonal selection and survival.
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"Yes, exactly. Okay, yeah. Right. Um, this is a way for him to try to structure the world, um, and also to make sense..."
"...right, so that's why it's impossible to say what is his intention. Because he himself may not know what his intention is. He's just..."
"...said it is not because of god it's not because of intention it's because of survival of fittest because of darwinism right and so..."
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