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The student synthesis Jiang affirms defines absolute will as active and world-making, because it finds or creates the path it needs, while contingent will stays reactive inside material constraints.
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"So like, I would say that absolute will is active. It is the will that finds the way. It creates its own condition for..."
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"So both you and you are right. Okay. But I'm saying attitude together. What do you get? Like very simplistic. What is the difference?..."
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