Jiang presents Plato's universe as a hierarchy in which the Form of the Good is eternal, perfect, and immutable, with earthly things only copies or imitations.
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Shadow Reality
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"It's just a range of books. The range is just incredible. We have no analog in human history like him, okay? He's simply unique..."
"...where everything is imitation, okay? This is our reality. It's a shadow reality. And that's why art and poetry and theater are so bad,..."
"...other reality, they see that the shadow, they think that the shadow reality is the real reality. And they give it names, they imagine..."
"...And this is what we call reality. Okay? But it's a shadow reality. It's all fake. It's all false. It's all what we imagine..."
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