McLuhan's formula, used by Jiang to argue that media forms such as ChatGPT reshape consciousness regardless of the information they carry.
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the medium is the message
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"...theorist named Marshall McLuhan, and his famous saying is, the medium is the message. And the idea here is that the medium itself, whether..."
"...for their own sparks of light. And that is the ultimate message of Thy Neighbor's Wife. Okay? All right, well, that's it for us,..."
"...wrong. Okay? And this was the essence. This was the main message of the Inniyat. Right? Innius is on a mission to found the..."
"...see that approach in your dedication to want to refine your message as much as possible. That is an important approach that we need..."
"...And this is what we call reality. Alright? So the main message here is that true wealth is our attention. Okay? Our consciousness is..."
"...orchestrate 31 different armies in Iran? How does it get a message out to them? I heard Peter Hegseth make a comment in one..."
"Yes, they can. Messages you send? Everything. Payments you make? Everything."
"...and they care about their families, their jobs, their futures. What message have you got for them?"
"That's a nice message. That's a very nice message. And I agree. It's really interesting. I've spoken to a couple of physicists now who..."
"...mafia boss with no idea of consequences. And you've sent this message to world leaders, get rid of Trump, stop this. America has to..."
"...rise up against the nation state. Okay? And so, the concluding message is this. Ultimately, to fight a 21st century warfare, okay, it's really..."
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