When a student suggests a sun-and-mirror metaphor, Jiang insists that Beatrice's governing metaphor is still the body, with God as the brain and creatures continuously interfacing with God.
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"yes uh so you you mean the god is just like uh you know the sun or we are just like a mirror so..."
"that features uses the body right so god is the brain okay so we're always in interfacing with the with god all right okay..."
"...Tesla takes in information through its cars, it would need some interface with the real world."
"...have multiple strands of Judaism, because their religion now has to interface with local culture and local customs. So this is a very broad..."
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