Jiang's model in which the human being consists of a material, evolutionary body and a consciousness derived from interaction with the universe.
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two selves
Jiang's model in which the human being consists of a material, evolutionary body and a consciousness derived from interaction with the universe.
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Jiang proposes that human beings are composed of two selves: a material body produced through evolution and a consciousness produced through interaction with the universe.
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"...class. Okay? Imagine this. Imagine that we are composed essentially of two selves."
"Okay? Two selves. There is the body, and the body comes materially. Right? Okay? We know that. We know that through evolution. But then..."
"...when we reincarnate into this world, our memories of our former selves and of the spiritual are lost to us. Otherwise, we can't actually..."
"...major advantage, and the most important, is that they had revolutionary selves and networks. So remember, the 17th Frankish, they believed that they were..."
"...the place of a hand we're able to be our true selves okay and what we will understand is that we're all connected by..."
"...will learn this semester. We are socialized into mundanity. Our true selves are divine. Okay? You're normal. You're boring. You're not talented because you..."
"...themselves. Accept who they are and help them become their worst selves, okay? So Trotsky lost out because Trotsky was a tremendous egomaniac."
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