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Jiang recommends long walks, talking to strangers, and reading books as better routes to creativity and understanding than deeper dependence on AI tools.
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Walks
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...creative, you really want to explore and understand humanity, take long walks in the park, talk to strangers, read a lot of books, okay?..."
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"...creative, you really want to explore and understand humanity, take long walks in the park, talk to strangers, read a lot of books, okay?..."
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"...us from without, and is the only foot with which soul walks. Soul, going straight or crooked, has no merit. And he to me,..."
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"...people go to the desert once a year, and they all walk around in a circle, and they all worship celebrities that are only..."
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"We walk to meet each other up to the time of our love. And then we have been irresistibly driven in different directions. And..."
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"...see, people in wheelchairs will be able to rise up and walk, we'll be able to cure cancer. I mean, this is an incredible..."
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"...stupid. I mean, the, the agendas that they pursue, somebody should walk in there and say, like, guys, are you out of your head?..."
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"...this afternoon. And he was saying, it's not just to like walk your dog and do your dishes. What they want them to do..."
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"...it. Yeah, I don't believe that story at all. And I'll walk you through why. I think a lot of it is misunderstanding one..."
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"...there's going to be a non -agreement agreement where President Trump walks away and various countries strike bilateral deals to give some sort of..."
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"...secret weapon of hyper globalists, not just liberal globalists, but to walk, walk globalist agenda as some, some obstacle, as we see in Peter..."
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"...you think though worst case that could happen the best case walk me through what and by the way just out of curiosity would..."
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"...mean, just ride the subway. It's packed every single day. Just walk the streets. They're packed all the time. You know, and I travel..."
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