ASR rendering of Kant's noumena, the things-in-themselves that Jiang contrasts with phenomena.
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Nomana
ASR rendering of Kant's noumena, the things-in-themselves that Jiang contrasts with phenomena.
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"...What Kant tells us is that there is something called the Nomana, which are the things in themselves. We can never know the things..."
"...the world is divided into two parts. Reality itself, called the Nomana. Nomana just means the things in themselves, the objective reality. And then..."
"And we do this by filtering, the Nomana, through time and space."
"...So what the right hemisphere does is it connects to the Nomana, the things in themselves, that we can never know. And then the..."
"...of human history. Okay? And so, we can never describe the Nomana because it is beyond space and time. It's beyond our capacity to..."
"...Kant say Emmanuel Kant says that there are two realities the Nomana the world the things in themselves and the phenomena the things to..."
"...So let me explain what he means. For Kant, there's a nomana. The nomana just means reality that is outside of us, the things..."
"...that allows us to make sense of it, okay? So the nomana for time and space becomes the phenomena, and that's all we see,..."
"...idea of the Geist. So what he's saying is that the nomana, it's really the spirit world, it's the Geist. And when you do..."
"...objective reality. There is an objective reality. What he calls the Nomana. OK. Or the things in themselves. That is not knowable to us...."
"We perceive the Nomana and turn it into the phenomena for us to process. In other words, and this is really important. Reality is..."
"...objective reality. There is an objective reality. What he calls the Nomana, OK, or the things in themselves. That is not knowable to us...."
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