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He presents Hegel's Geist as the spirit or shared force that gives space and time, responds to human action, and lets multiple people inhabit the same reality.
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Shared reality
He presents Hegel's Geist as the spirit or shared force that gives space and time, responds to human action, and lets multiple people inhabit the same reality.
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A poet's beautiful language enters listeners, is internalized and absorbed, and becomes the building block for a shared reality.
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He says Kant's model creates three problems: what the noumenon is, why humans have time-space filters, and why subjective perceivers still share a common world.
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He uses Hegel's Geist as the answer: the noumenon is spirit world, time and space come from one source, and shared reality is possible because the same source structures experience.
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Mythology is the collective worldview or shared reality that lets a civilization understand reality, and Jiang treats modern science and history as contemporary mythologies in that sense.
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"The first problem, of course, is where does our space and time come from? Okay? We know that we create space and time in..."
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"Okay. So, this is a bit confusing, so let's look at what the Greeks say. Okay? The Greeks have a metaphor for this. Okay?..."
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"This thing is called language. Before, we would just each perceive our own time and space. With language, okay, we're now able to come..."
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"We never know this reality. Why? Because whenever we see reality, we filter it using time and space, okay? So time and space, do..."
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"So why is that? So these are the three problems. And so what happens is that Hegel comes up with the idea that reality..."
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"...So, another idea that we can say is mythology is a shared reality. And every civilization has mythology. So, for example, today, our mythology..."
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"...how the geographic and cultural difference translates into the mythology. The shared reality of the people. Okay? So, let's look at Egypt first. All..."
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"...again they have these two different mythologies because they're reflecting the shared reality of the different geographies and history okay any questions so far..."
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