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Beauty really gives an unparalleled sensation
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From visiting the peak of a towering mountain
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To saving and collecting shining gemstones
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But, not only the work of nature
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Humans also make their own works
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That are no less beautiful
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All of them produce a pleasure for the audience
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Although at first glance we might see art as something abstract
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We can try to understand it simply
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Art is essentially an expression of our feelings
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And everyone is free to express whatever is in their head The
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purpose of art in our lives is simple
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To find answers and truths It has the
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But if science uses a structured and definite method
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Art takes a different path
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Because each person has their own process in expressing and empathizing
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Besides finding answers
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Art can also be a savior for some people
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Because everyone needs to be heard
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But not everyone can tell stories
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And art is the best place for anyone to channel their expression
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And we rarely realize
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Actually the role of art is important in our daily lives
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The reason a cell phone feels good to hold in the hand
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Or the food we cook can look delicious
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Besides making us feel calm through the strains of music melodious and beautiful paintings
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We also experience art every day through the design of various objects.
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For example, if you want to make a chair, make sure
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OK, "How high are Indonesians usually from the ground?"
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"Usually 40cm" for example
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So when it's measured like that It's
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already part of design science
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There are working drawings that are sent to the factory
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For mass production and so on
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That's actually part of the design There
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must be an artistic impact
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Because actually chairs aren't just one kind
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In this room alone I counted more than 5
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But they all function
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Everything is according to its placement
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Maybe not all of us pay attention to artistic works
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But usually we've all seen at least one of these paintings
(see above)
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Humans' journey in the creative world doesn't just start from art So
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that we can enjoy looking at it, let's trace it back from the very beginning when humans became acquainted with works
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Humans have started to create since the Prehistoric Era
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We can find many paintings on cave walls depicting humans and animals
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Until the Early Civilization era
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Humans began to know writing and works of art
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During this period, many historical buildings emerged that had unique and beautiful designs
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Hundreds of years later
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Creativity was greatly influenced by the development of religious institutions in Europe
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In the land Arabic also has many beautiful calligraphy and geometric patterns in mosques
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As well as statues and various paintings throughout Asia
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During the Renaissance, science and art for the first time often combined and created breakthroughs
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Creations at that time were not only inspired by religion
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But also looked a lot to nature
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Many historical works and buildings were created and are still immortalized today
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Many schools of thought based on people for them to create their works of art
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Here people increasingly believe that works of art have a definition as
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Everything that brings up emotions for the audience
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Creative works are very easy to find anywhere
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Everything has used a touch of art to make it easier for us to digest information
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Even from the items we use every day
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Behind it there is also design planning to suit our lifestyle and function as humans
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Just as knowledge has its art
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Scientific breakthroughs would not exist without a touch of creativity
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Because without art The
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progress of computer technology would not be as fast as it is now
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would be no cars that when passing by make us amazed while closing our eyes
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Art advances us and will be a savior in the future
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whatever it is, we cannot avoid it.
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Technology is getting more sophisticated.
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So many things called automation happen. So
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many mechanical jobs have been replaced by machines.
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area where human subjectivity reigns.
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and meaning fill our lives.
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It was born from breaking through the limits of imagination.
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With inspiration that comes from trying.
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Trying to answer big questions in life and the world.
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And from there, after going through all the sciences.
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Up to here, it returns us to the beginning.
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With philosophy and questions.
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And without realizing it, we are finally at the end of the Kok Bisa Explains series.
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We have gone through our sciences one by one.
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these 14 sciences still have a lot of branches.
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Especially in the future.
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Where everything develops.
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Whatever we face, there is a main principle that we must always hold in learning.
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Dare to ask
(or get lost on the way)
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Because it means we will always be curious to find the truth of everything.
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Once we have started to be curious and dare to question it all.
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That's where we can begin to understand the real science.
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share this video with your friends.
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Tell them so they don't make mistakes in learning.
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Until they slowly deepen every science in school.
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Because fixing the world of education is not only the task of teachers or the Minister of Education,
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but also our task as students.
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And, as usual, thank you
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