Jiang says modern interpreters differ from ancient Egyptians because Egyptian minds were pre-literate, pre-science, and pre-capitalistic.
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Jiang says modern interpreters differ from ancient Egyptians because Egyptian minds were pre-literate, pre-science, and pre-capitalistic.
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"...Egyptian people had a pre -literate mind. They also had a pre -science mind, also pre -capitalistic. So let me explain. Pre -literate is..."
"...that with a pre -literate mind. Second is the idea of pre -science. So in today's world, science is our god. So in school,..."
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