In this lecture, the connected Yamnaya-derived world from Europe to India, contrasted with isolated China and later expressed through Greeks and Romans.
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the West
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"...people, and gods, okay? And this is what we call today the West, okay? And it's distinct from China, which was isolated from this..."
"And then they stole the technology. They killed the people, and they learned the technology, okay? Once they had the technology, then they sailed..."
"...so much of the mountain that now we headed straight into the west. Then I could feel my vision overcome by radiance greater than..."
"...said, O you who have crossed a hundred thousand dangers, reach the west to this brief waking. Time that still is left unto your..."
"...mists of dawn, glows red above the water's plain, low in the west, so there appeared to me, and may I see it again,..."
"...him when uglier in deeds will come a lawless shepherd from the west worthy to cover him and cover me he'll be a second..."
"...me a lot of uh the chinese uh novel journey to the west in the way that it's first of all they're both a..."
"...dominic okay keep on going verse 46 in that part of the west"
"...lightning like it fell on juba and then it hurried to the west of you where it could hear the trumpet of pompeii okay..."
"...a bridge that unites Christians in the East and Christians in the West. So basically she's a Catholic, um, and, and Russia is Orthodox...."
"...who are involved in the game or people who are posing the west um yeah but i would argue that that's how the world..."
"...with a spiritual and historical meaning, and a mission distinct from the West. Iran draws on Kabbalah, martyrdom, Shia, and older Persian memory through..."
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