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Why did ancient Chinese philosophers such as Fàn Zhěn reject dualism much more than philosophers from other regions such as India or the Greco-Roman world? Does the Chinese mind itself tend more toward materialism?
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This is the duality of man. Some are spiritual while others are not.
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Materialism is dealing with real stuff that's hard to fake, like gold, oil or the US dollar.
Spiritualism is talking about a bunch of things that can never be proven physically, like God, the afterlife, karma. You can keep talking forever about things that no one can prove or disprove.
Is it any surprise the most "spiritual" civilization, India, is known today for scamming?



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