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Jiang says bodies that suffer, feel pain, die, ask questions, make mistakes, and do not know are what excite imagination.
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Mistakes
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Death allows reset, rejuvenation, and learning; life exists so souls can make mistakes, imagine possibilities, and grow.
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School is criticized because it prevents the learner from making the mistake that would create real knowledge.
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Mistakes become strength because they become part of wisdom when the person still believes in the inner light.
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Jiang argues God is fallible: Yahweh is an inexperienced poet-god and new father whose mistakes allow both God and humans to grow.
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Humans are exceptional because they can make mistakes and learn from them after eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
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Jiang argues that bureaucracies hide their intentions because their primary imperative is to avoid mistakes and justify their own continued growth.
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"...is the fact that we can ask questions. We can make mistakes. We can not know. Okay. Does that make sense? Yes."
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"...we live in is a world in which we can make mistakes, in which we can learn, we can grow, okay? And we don't..."
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"possible because only by making mistakes can you actually grow as a soul okay alright so this is Leona the vineyard of passion and..."
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"...important about this idea is that you need to make a mistake for you to know what is good and evil okay so that's..."
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"...justify its existence. But the rule of bureaucracy is don't make mistakes, don't. And the way you make mistakes is by telling people your..."
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"...to God. What we must do is believe in ourselves. Make mistakes, but know that you will eventually find a light because the light..."
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"...societies are trying to promote. It's okay. It's okay to make mistakes. It's okay to do evil, but listen to the light, and the..."
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"...story is God is fallible. God is has made a terrible mistake. What's important is this. God understands he's made a mistake. That's why..."
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