Jiang argues that humanity could be peaceful if it created narratives that bind all peoples into one species-level community oriented toward meaning and creativity.
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The interview starts with a ceasefire question and ends in a resource apocalypse.
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The interview starts with a ceasefire question and ends in a resource apocalypse.
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"...come up with stories and narratives that bind us as a species, then we'll be peaceful. I mean, like, you know, if if if..."
"...that we that we are confronted with. Can we as a species construct a narrative that gives people meaning and which unites and unifies..."
"...just from a peer resource perspective, we are clearly, as a species, clearly over -leveraged. And we are running on borrowed time, right? So..."
"...I think that if we are to develop further as a species, if the world has become better, then we need to think of..."
"...make certain predictions. We used to be a people, a human species, that was very focused on truth seeking. And that's why religion was..."
"...future if we are just to survive and thrive as a species we humans need to abandon these neoliberal values that have made us..."
"...reconnect spiritually as a community um then we're doomed as a species and and that's the reality that we we live in if if..."
"...we need um as a society as a world as a species to come together and talk about what gives us meaning and happiness..."
"And unfortunately, we as a species, we're not having a serious discussion about the possibility and we're not making preparations for this possibility. Now,..."
"...Darwin. Okay. Charles Darwin. Right? When his book, The Origin of Species, came out, it was an instant bestseller. And within 20 years, it..."
"...because Jews right now in history, in Britain, they're an exotic species. Okay? And it's also to establish how Jews think. Now, what's amazing..."
"...would have been for you the mediator between you and the species, and thus between—and thus been felt by you and acknowledged as a..."
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