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Jiang uses Steve Jobs, movies, and Donald Trump as examples of narrative or image systems that make people participate in a constructed reality.
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Steve Jobs
Jiang uses Steve Jobs, movies, and Donald Trump as examples of narrative or image systems that make people participate in a constructed reality.
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"...So the first example let's look at is the idea of Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs was a famous writer. Steve Jobs was an entrepreneur,..."
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"Okay? So it's about technology, but it's also about lifestyle. It's also about attitude. And that's why we are all using Apple computers today,..."
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"...than us. In fact, I don't think that that's smart, okay? Steve Jobs is a smart guy. I will say Steve Jobs is a..."
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"...no way I'm gonna touch this computer. But it's coming from Steve Jobs. That's different, right? Oh, Steve Jobs, he's a visionary. He's messianic...."
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"...understand why Amazon, Google, and Apple are successful, okay? Apple has Steve Jobs. Google controls the world's search. Amazon controls, buying things, right? What..."
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