Why Man Creates

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摘要

TLDRThe content encompasses a rich tapestry of philosophical inquiries, artistic expressions, and the pursuit of scientific understanding. It juxtaposes historical reflections on the essence of the good life, governance, and the nature of justice with contemporary discussions on creativity, cancer research, and world hunger. This narrative captures the human condition's complexity, underscoring both the chaos and the persistent quest for meaning that defines humanity's creative journey, as well as the tension between radical ideas and established institutions.

心得

  • 🤔 What is the nature of the good life?
  • 👑 Who should rule the state?
  • 💡 Radical ideas can threaten institutions.
  • 🔬 Cancer research is progressing with optimism.
  • 🌍 World hunger remains a significant challenge.
  • 💥 The Big Bang theory explains the universe's origin.
  • 🎨 Man creates in response to chaos and decay.
  • 🧠 Human expression is a reflection of uniqueness.

时间轴

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    The conversation opens with the idea of philosophical inquiry, touching on significant themes like the nature of the good life, justice, happiness, and the structure of society. The character reflects on the chaos of existence and the quest for clarity and order in philosophical thought.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    The discussion shifts to a more mundane yet intriguing examination of cranium anatomy, juxtaposed with a passionate declaration of freedom. There's a focus on creativity and the artistic process, highlighting the struggle of finding inspiration and purpose in the midst of chaos and doubt.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:15:00

    As the chaos of creative endeavor continues, the narrative moves into societal reactions to art and ideas, critiquing how radical ideas become institutionalized and then resist further transformation. The tension between artistic expression and societal norms surfaces within discussions about the meanings and motivations behind creative work.

  • 00:15:00 - 00:24:41

    Finally, the video takes on existential themes questioning the struggles against decay and death while celebrating the unique expressions of the human experience. It underscores the inherent quest for identity and significance amid the chaos of existence, asserting that each individual holds a unique place in the fabric of life.

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视频问答

  • What is the nature of the good life?

    The nature of the good life involves leading a life filled with order, justice, and happiness.

  • Who should rule the state?

    The discussion references philosopher kings and aristocrats, implying a debate on governance.

  • What does the character say about radical ideas?

    Radical ideas often threaten institutions but can eventually become institutions themselves.

  • What has been the progress in cancer research mentioned?

    Researchers are optimistic about identifying functions that can turn normal cells into cancerous ones.

  • What is the problem with world hunger?

    Despite progress, two out of three people still go to bed hungry due to population growth in low productivity areas.

  • What is the Big Bang theory?

    It suggests that a gigantic explosion occurred 15 billion years ago, spreading matter throughout the universe.

  • Why does man create?

    Man creates in response to struggles against time, decay, and the quest for uniqueness.

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    all was in chaos till you cleared a rose
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    what do you think it worked all men are
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    created life liberty and the pursuit of
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    what it's all about yeah freedom man
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    David is not as in their mind for the
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    ideas come from I'm looking at one thing
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    playing with possibilities
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    speculating changing pushing pulling
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    I admit it I had days of such
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    as one grows older one sees the
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    finally that moment when society makes
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    process ridiculous and I must say we're
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    let's see if we can get some more sir
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    Zack in fact it seemed like it's a
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    mind I couldn't look at it represents
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    have you ever thought of radical ideas
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    threaten institutions then become
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    institutions and in turn reject radical
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    ideas which threaten institutions no G
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    dr. de Becker we've heard some news of a
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    working with a small virus which we know
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    dr. dubenko has been working on cancer
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    research for twenty years when I began
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    working on the world food problem only
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    one person out of three across the world
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    went to bed hungry today in spite of all
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    our progress two out of three people go
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    to bed hungry more than two billion
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    people in the world as a whole this is
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    because the greatest increase and world
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    population has occurred in those areas
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    that have the lowest productivity of
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    food the problem just continues to
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    expand as we work on it what specific
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    progress have you made doctor we have
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    just developed strains of tomatoes and
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    value of a piece of meat I think that
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    dr. Bonner has been working on this
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    problem for 12 years now
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    actually this makes for a very
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    interesting dilemma you see the big bang
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    theory says that 15 billion years ago a
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    gigantic explosion blew all the matter
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    in the universe apart and it's still dr.
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    Greenstein is working on the origin of
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    universes we should find 30 percent
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    helium ok I now have the technology to
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    observe very much fainter old stars and
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    I find they have no easier and my
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    colleagues agree if this apparent
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    discovery is true the Big Bang Theory is
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    false and we will have to develop an
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    entirely new theory to account for the
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    origin of the universe but the other
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    possibility is equally provocative that
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    I'm wrong that what you observe at the
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    surface of a star doesn't have to be
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    what's really the dr. green Stein has
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    been working on the origin of the
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    well we've hit a bike ball for now the
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    pursuing seems to have led nowhere but
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    that's the nature of the process you get
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    what you think is a marvelous idea and
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    it just doesn't pan out how long have
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    you been working on this problem dr.
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    wheeler seven years what are you going
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    to do now I don't know
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    why does man create
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    men have struggled against time against
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    decay against destruction against death
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    some have cried out in torment and agony
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    some have fought with arrogance and
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    fierce pride
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    some challenge the gods matching power
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    with power
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    some have celebrated life some have
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    burned with faith
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    some have spoken invoices we no longer
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    understand some have spoken eloquently
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    some have spoken inarticulately some
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    haltingly
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    some have been almost mute yet among all
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    the variety of human expression a thread
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    of connection the common mark can be
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    seen that urge to look into oneself and
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    out of the world and say this is what I
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    am I am unique I am Here I am
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  • cancer research
  • world hunger
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