Jung is said to systematize Freud's ideas into a broader understanding of the mind that eventually informs neuroscience.
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Neuroscience
Jiang frames the dominant scientific worldview as a story about where humans came from, who they are, and where they are going: Big Bang cosmology, mutation-based evolution, human language, neuroscience, memory, identity, and worldview formation.
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Jiang frames the dominant scientific worldview as a story about where humans came from, who they are, and where they are going: Big Bang cosmology, mutation-based evolution, human language, neuroscience, memory, identity, and worldview formation.
He claims neuroscience does not currently have a model for consciousness or a determinate location for memory storage.
Jiang proposes Geist as the answer to why distant religions converge: ideas are inspired through communication with the Geist, rather than simply produced by brain synapses.
He says neuroscience avoids the basic question of where thoughts come from because it cannot answer it within a purely biological frame.
Jiang links Dante's imagination-to-memory sequence to modern neuroscience: humans imagine the world, turn it into story, and that story becomes memory.
Jiang says neuroscience confirms Kant: the brain imagines and projects reality rather than simply receiving it.
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"...understanding of how the mind works. And from this, we'll develop neuroscience, okay? The problem of all this, this is public Picasso, the problem"
"Good morning class. Today we do the theory of everything. So very quickly, I will explain to you what science tells us about where..."
"...to imagine things. It allows us to be creative. And so neuroscience teaches us that our brains, what our brains do is we filter..."
"And then this long -term is stored into a database of memories. And it's divided according to your emotions. Okay, happy, sad, angry, scared...."
"...a model for how we think. In fact, if you study neuroscience, you will find there are a lot of genders. And they have..."
"by shaping holes in our understanding of the brain. For example, we do not know where the brain stores memory. That's very unusual. because..."
"Why is that a lot of other religions and Plato or Dante, they came to the same realization of Monad? Why is that? It's..."
"...explain it, okay? We've never explained it. So if you study neuroscience, one thing that you will never ever ask is, where do our..."
"It's a ghost. It is with us and it is not with us. Exactly. Exactly. And that's why, and that's how we can explain..."
"And only this man Dante, can give us the truth, even though we are angels. Only Dante, a mortal man, has access to truth...."
"And what is radical about this is that our most advanced neuroscience, our most advanced scientists who understand how the brain works, they will..."
"Neuroscience is the study of the brain. And what's really amazing, okay, and we will discuss this in future classes, is that neuroscience has..."
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