Jiang says societies rise and fall so creativity can exist, comparing social death to parents dying so children can become independent.
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Jiang says societies rise and fall so creativity can exist, comparing social death to parents dying so children can become independent.
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He argues that destruction, war, and death should not be treated only as negative but as part of human experience that requires response and can lead to new creative civilizations.
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"Okay, I'll answer the last question first. I was an English major at Yale, okay? So I know a lot about English poetry. Milton..."
"...a cycle, okay? So even though there's destruction, destruction will mean rebirth. Even though there is stagnation, stagnation will lead to creativity. It's all..."
"...life is just a cycle of life and death, birth and rebirth. All right, and this religion is still around today in many primitive..."
"...life is just a cycle of life and death, birth and rebirth. All right, and this religion is still around today in many primitive..."
"...entirely new prophets will arise or there will be a great rebirth of old ideas and ideals of neither mechanized petrification embellished with a..."
"...entirely new prophets will arise or there will be a great rebirth of old ideas. Okay, so what we're saying is this. As capitalism..."
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