Hello

Hi NSA. I'll answer since I'm not American.
>yes I do
>a BIC mechanical pencil and a Parker pen
>occasionally
>toshiba satellite a300 (not my main machine. I have a desktop for that.)
>high tech physics instruments (like the one the guys in LIGO have)
>classical music, classical sculpture and paintings, maths
>modern """art""""

t. nigger

I usually have a notebook and mechanical pencil, the notebook is from some recycled paper company, I can't read the logo

computers or the internet, probably the internet if I have to choose one

music, literature, and visual art (anything that's entirely subjective)

culinary arts, martial arts, fashion (anything that could be considered objective)

>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far?
>triumph of humananities
>humananities
>humananities

I carry a dollar-store pencil. Lead is always breaking: surprisingly, some CEO printed "ultra-tough lead" on the package. Huh, a ceo lying, again.

Paper notebook most of the time, yes. Again, dollar store, lined.

Humanities? While Syria burns and expands. Not. Ok, so the psychopaths haven't pushed all the buttons yet. That's something.

I'm not art-ificial, artsy, farsy. Snobs and people so pretentious and egotistical that they actually believe their noise, spasms, bodies or crafts are a gift to humanity or useful while people and the earth burn. It's only people without a life who follow them anyway.

I suppose anything that is practical and useful is bound to be a true form of high art, creativity, civility, humanity, decency, honor...

based af

>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday?
Yes.

> If yes, what do you use?
Precise V5 (seriously, I just can't write with a ballpoint.)

>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday?
Yes.

> If yes, what do you use?
Small 3"x5" thing that fits in my pocket, not picky about brand.

>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far?
The invention of the possessive phrase. ("humanity's", you cod!) Also, spelling. ("achievements", yeesh...)

Beyond that, language. There are greater achievements, which language is built upon, but I suppose they would date back to something before "humanity" could be so credited.

...and the beginnings of expanding into space, humans being the only species with a real chance of saving the story of the struggle of all those before it and taking it beyond this fragile biosphere.

>What do you consider to be the high forms of art?
Whatever the most complex, informative, evocative, and immersive form of storytelling is at the time, for the individual so subjected. For me this is the long form novel, be it fiction or non, but whatever works best at informing the target audience.

>The low forms?
Music. Not that low art is all bad, but this rarely relates enlightenment beyond the emotional, and often does so in destructive ways, forming more divisions and cliques among people, rather than the harmonies it is often made up of.

Not that prelingual influence in general is useless either, but one cannot predict the effect it will have on the individual, so I tend to value "art" that has some specific conscious enlightenment, while evoking emotion, rather than that which merely stimulates the unconscious and emotional mind to no particular end.

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