I am conducting a very simple survey across Veeky Forums, Veeky Forums , & /ic/ . Please take a moment of your time to answer these questions, i`ll post the results soon
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? > If yes, what do you use? >Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? > If yes, what do you use? >In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? (Can be anything from astronomical observations to the printing press to cheese pizza) >What do you consider to be the high forms of art? >The low forms?
no no computers and internet things that have lasted and are closely related to a culture of their time like the Parthenon or Hearst Castle pop radio channel music
Hunter Morgan
>>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? Yes. Parts of my work involves signing a lot of document, ink on paper. >> If yes, what do you use? Preferred tool is Pilot V Ball Grip 07, blue ink. >>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? No >> If yes, what do you use? N/A >>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? Age of Enlightenment >(Can be anything from astronomical observations to the printing press to cheese pizza) >>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? Any art that breaks new ground, making people think constructively. >>The low forms? Yet another round of mice on formaldehyde.
Ryan Murphy
Yes I carry a pen. I carry a small notebook in my jacket
The wheel
Mountain climbing Shitposts on Veeky Forums
Easton Cooper
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? No.
>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? No.
>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? There isn't a single one of them that's worth so much more than the others.
>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? Are you asking me "what is art"? I'm not going to answer.
>The low forms? What's with that segreggation? kys
Jeremiah Cooper
>No >N/A >No >N/A >smart phones/todays average tech in general >Classical, i.e renaissance art >Modern bullshit i.e a sculpture of a giant vagina
Carter Myers
>Datamine: the post
Yeah, no. Duck off.
Josiah Sanchez
lol yeah it might seem like it
i`m just curious about how different the answers will be across these three boards.
Do people on Veeky Forums & /ic/ carry notebooks with them every day to write down ideas/doodles? Do people on Veeky Forums have a different idea of 'art' than people on /ic/? Are there more brainlets on Veeky Forums or Veeky Forums?
idk man but we shall see
Austin Davis
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday I never leave home without my bag and I have a pen there.
I use it to take notes or sign stuff sometimes. This is not regular use though.
>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? No
>what is the highest triumph of humanity
Set Theory and possibly equivalent theories like Wildberger Theory, also known as M-set Theory or whatever. I don't think he has given it an exact name.
I would say "all of mathematics" but to be more concise it is better to name the theory that creates all of mathematics as the best thing. Set Theory directly implies analysis, geometry, algebra, etc.
>What do you consider to be the high forms of art
The highest form of art is that which encodes in itself an entire philosophy of life and in its narrative it argues for and/or against why it should be embraced by humanity in the future.
See Tengen Toppan Gurren Lagann and Berserk for examples of this.
>The low forms?
The lowest form of art is that which is just technically art.
Like for example a drawing with no meaning. It is "art" but only because we call paintings art. In other words, art that does nothing with itself.
See "The Asterisk Wars" for an example of this. 99.9% of all western movies also qualify, actually. So just go to the movies for an example. I heard Rogue one is out. I haven't see it but I can almost guarantee: It has no meaning.
Anthony Powell
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? Pens
> If yes, what do you use? uni ball Signo 207's. Nothing special.
>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? No.
> If yes, what do you use? N/A
>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? (Can be anything from astronomical observations to the printing press to cheese pizza) Creating single economic systems to the scale of the American mega-regions without killing ourselves off yet. It should have been surprisingly easy even before nuclear weapons to fuck up and starve off entire continents if a single war went too far or go all the way back to the Stone age by burning one too many libraries etc etc (Just go on Google images satellite view and look at Europe or North America and you'll see what I mean, all the gray things are urban areas. I find it incredible, at least).
>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? Filthy Frank videos, especially his music. Old Joji music and his new Pink Guy stuff, not a fan of the "schock value" stuff in his "Pink Guy" album, though. McDonalds rap is fucking amazing even at face value. Just take a look at the lyrics. >a lava lamp holding socrates is less post modern than ronald Hole shet
>>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? Yes >> If yes, what do you use? Either jetpens.com/Yasutomo-Y-C-Gel-Xtreme-Gel-Pen-0.5-mm-Black/pd/11473 or jetpens.com/Uni-ball-Signo-207-Retractable-Gel-Pen-0.5-mm-Black-Body-Black-Ink/pd/7298 >>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? Yes >> If yes, what do you use? One 200-sheet notebook for scratchwork and one ~120-sheet notebook for class notes >>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? The nuclear bomb >>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? The fine arts in general... classical music, painting, sculpture, etc. from any era. I am tolerant of modern art, in so far as it is aesthetically pleasing/interesting. >>The low forms? All popular music (except jazz). Any art that is created due to capitalistic motivation.
Brody Harris
>Only when I'm going to class or think I might need it >Usually carry a fountain pen or a Pilot G2 >I don't carry a notebook with me unless I have my backpack because that's fucking retarded >I use a normal college ruled notebook to keep up appearances as a normie >memes >memes >memes
Dominic Parker
Yes, aluminum black ballpoint pen with glass breaker.
No
Quantum Computers/Computers in general
Any art that takes time, will and skill to produce, and is unique to its creator.
Modern art, like a broken pickaxe laying on a baby's stroller kind of modern art.
Jordan Ortiz
bump
Liam Lee
cross-posting from Veeky Forums is not allowed on Veeky Forums
Leo Collins
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? I carry multiple mechanical pencils > If yes, what do you use? Generic target mechanical pencils >Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? During the semesters i do, but during the breaks i do not > If yes, what do you use? generic target notebooks >In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? Humanities greatest achievement would be understanding the potential energy kept between the atom >What do you consider to be the high forms of art? Mathematics >The low forms? Rap, period drawling crafted by SJW
Noah Foster
somewhat sci related anyway, stop being a police faggot
Jacob King
I will not. I hate Veeky Forums with a burning passion and I will not stop until it is abolished, along with all the humanities.
Luke Phillips
No No Internet Highest form of art: well composed music, this can be anywhere from pre-classical era composers to modern groups such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Basically I mean any sort of music that causes the listener to feel deep emotions and/or think deeply. This doesn't happen with modern bubblegum pop. Worst form: 99.9% of movies that are released nowadays. They all have the same predictable plots and characters with little to no symbolism or creative meaning
William Hill
>being this salty for failing extremely easy gen ed courses
Not who you were initially replying too, but English 2 was my only B in undergrad. Albeit that my professor was a phd student from Stanford who taught us as if we were all English majors.
Jeremiah Ward
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? yes > If yes, what do you use? a pencil >Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? yes > If yes, what do you use? a notebook........ >In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? (Can be anything from astronomical observations to the printing press to cheese pizza) the internet >What do you consider to be the high forms of art? anime. specifically cute girls doing cute things >The low forms? Mona Lisa (that bitch was ugly)
Austin Nguyen
No No Stockings. Post stockings please. anime anything else
Owen Lopez
>carry a pen or pencil? Yes. Pilot v5 - cheap and writes well >notebook? Yes. A folded up peice of paper. >best thing humans have ever done Established dominion over the earth >highest art form Musical composition. Anybody can draw. Anybody can practice tequnuiqe. Not everybody can make make a good sounding peice of music. >lowest art form >there's no such thing as truly bad art. Otherwise it's not art.
Samuel Torres
OK, so when will be get a summary of findings?
Brayden Foster
Q1. No, I steal them when I need them. Which isn't often. Q2. No, Notebook is cuck Macfag software. I use vi daily. Q3. This one's tricky. Between Unix System 7 and Plan 9 from Bell Labs. Probably going to have to go with Plan 9 Q4. Type theory, particularly homotopy. Quantum programming i.e. quipper. Rap. Q5. C
Michael Morales
Whoops, looked like I skipped a step. Type checking would prevent this
Julian Gray
>rap spit bars you stupid piece of shit. I bet you have nothing. go ahead, load anything up, do it a capella, i bet you can't rap at all you fucking cuck. I bet you can't write a lick of haskell and you can't fucking rap either, you fucking piece of shit
Jose Murphy
Wow, what a shitty rap.
Leo Ortiz
>>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? yes >> If yes, what do you use? no >>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? no >> If yes, what do you use? a notebook >>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? meme magic >>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? memes >>The low forms? everything before 2008
Owen Martin
id also like a debrief on this survey
Jaxson Reyes
>>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? kind of >> If yes, what do you use? google docs >>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? yes >> If yes, what do you use? paper/google docs >>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? civil rights movements that are successful >>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? all types of art, from Bertrand Russell to Bob Dylan to Jackson Pollock >>The low forms? instagram photography
Caleb Mitchell
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? If yes, what do you use? I carry two mechanical pencils and a single pen. >Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? No. I probably would if I was a woman, though. That's the glory of bag space. >In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humanity's achievements thus far? (Can be anything from astronomical observations to the printing press to cheese pizza) Written language. >What do you consider to be the high forms of art? Music, applied chemistry (includes cooking), computer programming, film, technique-based fighting, creative writing/storycrafting, complex embroidery, 2D & 3D graphic design/animation, and drawing/painting media >The low forms? Fashion, fashion, marketing (includes memes, politicking, and social media posting), photography & photo editing, fashion, technical writing, fashion, and anything that's just a normal human experience (comedy, romance, reasoning) Also, fashion.
Jose Bailey
>Do you carry a notebook? >Majority of answers say no.
I am disappointed Veeky Forums.
Sebastian Gray
>lowest form of art >fashion
hard to believe believe no one mentioned it before, but then again, i wouldn't dignify it with the title of art
Carter Harris
I see some buttblasted posters and I don't, dare I say it, want to point someone.
Leo Ross
You are going to have to elaborate.
Chase Myers
Nice meme, I'll give that one a (You)
Mason Reed
Plot twist: there are fewer brainless on /Ic/ than Veeky Forums or Veeky Forums
Juan Gomez
>Do you carry a pen/pencil with you everyday? no
>Do you carry a notebook with you everyday? no
>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? >(Can be anything from astronomical observations to the printing press to cheese pizza) The extension of life expectancy
>What do you consider to be the high forms of art? Art is subjective, but I personally prefer literature, music, and paintings
>The low forms? I dislike fashion, games, and architecture
Michael Anderson
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""""
David Bell
t. nigger
Gavin Gomez
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)
Nicholas Nelson
>In your personal opinion, what is the highest triumph of humananities achievments thus far? >triumph of humananities >humananities >humananities
Ayden Sullivan
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...
Zachary Powell
based af
Isaac Ward
>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.
