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The Russian tendency Jiang describes as belief in unseen forces, prophets, and spiritual realities beyond empirical verification.
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Mysticism
The Russian tendency Jiang describes as belief in unseen forces, prophets, and spiritual realities beyond empirical verification.
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Jiang says Russians believe in mysticism, spirituality, prophets, and unknown forces that cannot be reduced to empirical knowledge.
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"...very, but it limits your imagination, okay? The Russians believe in mysticism, okay? So they're very spiritual religious people."
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"So there are forces we don't understand. There are individuals who are prophets, who are sent to us by God. We can never know..."
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"...theorem. But he's first and foremost a spiritualist. He's concerned about mysticism. He's concerned about God. This is Euclid. Okay? Who is one of..."
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