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Jiang defines time as sequence and space as sensation, especially the five senses.
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Sensation
Jiang defines time as sequence and space as sensation, especially the five senses.
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"...things in sequence, we create time. Space is the idea of sensation. Okay? Sensation is just basically the five senses. Right? All right? Now,..."
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"Their punishment created a great sensation owing to the fact that the consular office imposed upon a father the duty of inflicting punishment on..."
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"...kept it roasting there as if he were devoid of all sensation, the king, astounded at his preternational conduct, sprang from his seat and..."
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"...still, okay? So he wrote this book, and it was a sensation. He became like the core scientist to the Medici family, and the..."
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