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Jiang's summary of neuroscience says short-term memory is filtered through the senses into long-term memory and then sorted into emotional categories.
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Memory
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He claims that the ordering of emotional categories generates worldview and identity, which then feeds back into perception and recall.
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Jiang argues that people primarily remember what carries emotional value, which is why classroom content is forgotten more easily than charged social experience with friends.
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Jiang affirms that memory naturally privileges what carries emotional value, while brute memorization is needed to retain disconnected facts.
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He says the point of memory is not stockpiling neutral information but developing a worldview.
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He further says the cosmos is connected through God as a universal source, which opens the door to a shared field of memory and consciousness.
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Jiang offers his son's childhood statement about being an alien from another planet as anecdotal evidence that children may arrive with memories from prior lives.
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In Jiang's model, emotions and memories are not stored in the brain but in an infinite universal mind or grid.
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"...so let me explain the neuroscience, okay? What neuroscientists believe how memory works. Okay, so the idea is you have, in the beginning, okay,..."
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"And that's why in school, you actually don't remember what you learned in the classroom, but you remember a lot what you do to..."
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"Two types where there is one linked to emotions and one like only to knowledge, but it's right, it's harder to remember it."
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"Okay, yeah, exactly, okay? And because there's no recall also, then it's just hard to remember it. Yes. If you learn math and you..."
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"So, yeah, so the memories are divided into emotional values. You remember what has emotional value unless you use brute memorization to remember useless..."
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"okay it's it's all around us okay that's the real soul okay um and the soul doesn't exist in our dimension exists in different..."
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"...you're going that there's this idea that rather than the the memories are stored in our physical beings there is some a collective consciousness..."
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"yeah there is there is no way that they would have known how yeah yeah people really can't explain this uh so this is..."
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"...so it seems as though that he came in with already memories of a past life and possibly many many past lives i'm not..."
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"...the place okay okay so this is this is where the memories are stored okay but knowing that but evelyn's memories are stored here..."
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"...light. Okay? Doesn't make sense. The problem with gluttony is the memory of these things, our desire for these things, are still there. And..."
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"okay count on six when dicing's done and players separate the losers left alone this consulate rehearsing what he'd thrown he sadly learns all..."
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