Jiang's model of humans as fundamentally driven by the need for meaning, world-understanding, and connection with other people.
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Religious animal
Jiang's model of humans as fundamentally driven by the need for meaning, world-understanding, and connection with other people.
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Jiang's counterclaim is that humans are first and foremost religious animals with a fundamental need to understand why they are here and to connect with other people.
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"We are first and foremost a religious animal. We have the fundamental need to understand why we are here. We have a fundamental need..."
"...Now there are other people who believe that we are biological animals and these are people people are called evolutionary biologists. They're inspired by..."
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