Jiang's Kantian term for objective reality before it is filtered into human experience.
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things in themselves
Jiang's Kantian term for objective reality before it is filtered into human experience.
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"...The first world is the world of objective reality. The things in themselves. Or the nomina. Okay? And what's a nomina? They're just vibrations...."
"...a news item from CNN, where ChatGPT encourages people to kill themselves. And you're like, wait a minute, that makes no sense."
"...to control the world, the creation of this God will kill themselves. What's the meaning?"
"...East Asia, would look at this trading bloc and think to themselves, wow, these guys, Russians, Iranians, and Chinese, they use gold as their..."
"...can go there and download it for free and read it themselves. It's a very clear roadmap of what America needs to do in..."
"...recent interviews, he's claiming that the leadership in Iran are fighting themselves, but then he's also saying in other interviews that they don't even..."
"...know. You don't. But they would fire back, right? They'd get themselves into a pretty ugly war. South Korea have a big military."
"...will take advantage of these conflicts to amass more power for themselves so think about north korea in east asia okay because north korea..."
"people in the rest of the world to liberate themselves from reliance upon oil, whether you think that's economic or not. It's no point..."
"...in the past before. The soldiers were coming from the population themselves. So in World War II, the allies won, not because they were..."
"...to fight wars, you need more people who want to kill themselves for the nation. And to get them to do that, you have..."
"...and my aircraft carriers my best weapon is the Iranian people themselves that's what a 21st century war looks like it's very slow it's..."
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