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One of the essential functions of art is to reflect reality and beauty. Art tries to capture and portray happiness and beauty, as well as pain and suffering, as they are, even better. Art reveals and displays the joy and sorrow that may be hidden in a glance or a smile. Art may travel to far-off lands and bring images of nature and stories of people. The artist constantly strives to improve her skill and ability, to use better tools, and to gain more experience. This will improve the quality of the work she creates. For the artist, art becomes a mission, and a means of worship. The artist seeks his existence and credibility in the beauty and/or reality of the work he creates.
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Great video. Thank you. What a pioneer and humanitarian.
Does not match his life as stated in Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxim_Munzuk
I recommend André Gide's Travels in the Congo in addition to this chronicle for a greater understanding of colonialism
This world is just evil. If they are known to be the first people of Africa. Then they are our ancestors, plus we are all a part of the human race
Absolutely!!! ✋✌️☄️🌱
Terrible!! genocide, discrimination,The indifference of the international community
thank you for offering us the possibility of knowing extraordinary lives🤩
A tribute to all the of women who have gone unrecognized for their contributions in the sciences since the beginning of mankind.
Great man. Thanks for divulging his work
He was not a great man, he was a perverted monster towards children.
Di sicuro il più inquietante ed intenso attore di tutti i i tempi ... Semplicemente non era previsto uno come lui nel genere umano ...
Munzuk died in 1999, not 1973 as stated in this featurette.
Wow...
😂😂😂
So cute and funny
Dirty old man with to much power
Blantly a pedo
Cultural sensitivity & understand? I understand he was caught on camera doing Gay shit
Wow he is a pedophile !!! It’s so disgusting 🤮
man i had a respect to is now gone, pedophile go to hell, freak and scumbag
Just imagine what happens when there are no camera’s recording
Then he's saying suck my ykw
Well, still the fagot got to him. You have to pay attention. The seed creates different gravities. And the ecosystem around the fruit is difficult to replicate. We are far from the shallow but the weed is the remedy for the fagot and running is good too.
Wholesome
agree
Orphaned at 9 months old or taken at 9 months old?!?!?
Orphaned. The zoo found her abandoned as her mother was dead
I want some
To be honest, I wanna try some too!
It’s called a cycle.
It's true that there are natural cycles in the environment that can affect things like weather patterns and droughts. However, it's also important to recognize that human activity has been shown to have a significant impact on the planet and its climate.
@@MomentsInLife463 agree to disagree. It’s been called cooling and warming at different times. It’s used as a mere tool to install fear and control. In other words, it’s complete BS
Droughts have been present on the Earth since the beginning of time. Climate change is both constant and normal. The only thing anthropogenic is the propaganda.
It's true that droughts have occurred naturally throughout history. But what do you thing about the scientific consensus on the reality and severity of climate change?
@@MomentsInLife463 The best part of modern "science" is people buying into the premise of "consensus" as some sort of argument. If we stuck with scientific consensus, the world would be flat and the center of the universe. "In science consensus is irrelevant. What is relevant is reproducible results. The greatest scientists in history are great precisely because they broke with the consensus. There is no such thing as consensus science. If it’s consensus, it isn’t science. If it’s science, it isn’t consensus. Period. ... Finally, I would remind you to notice where the claim of consensus is invoked. Consensus is invoked only in situations where the science is not solid enough. Nobody says the consensus of scientists agrees that E=mc2. Nobody says the consensus is that the sun is 93 million miles away. It would never occur to anyone to speak that way."
So climate change is causing droughts? No that isn't true if the Glaciers are melting that's creating more water not less😅😂
I am sure you agree that it is a complex and multifaceted issue and can have different impacts in different parts of the world
Humans before 1970: we are in a drought god must be angry at us Humans after 1970: We are in a drought climate change must be angry at us
This is an interesting observation! While it is true that in the past, people may have attributed natural disasters or events such as droughts to a higher power, our understanding of these events has evolved over time.
One way or another the load gets transferred to the ground through the spine and legs. Carrying the load on the head has the advantage of being in a direct load without the problems that come with carrying on one side or the other-which causes a bending moment that has to be resisted. But one disadvantage is that the load has to be taken through the neck which is not as capable as the bigger vertebrae and muscles lower down. I think the Western way of having straps over the shoulders and a lean forward (to counteract the bending moment) is kinder to the body and it is therefore possible to carry bigger loads. Human experimentation is similar, but not the same thing as what we recognize as evolution in that it tries out all sorts of different things-some of which work a bit better than others. It turns out that wheels work better that any form of carrying loads.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on carrying loads and the advantages and disadvantages of different methods. As you mentioned carrying loads on the head can eliminate the bending moment that occurs when carrying loads on one side of the body, but it does put additional strain on the neck. On the other hand, carrying loads with straps over the shoulders and a forward lean can be a more comfortable and efficient method for carrying larger loads, but it may not be the most effective method in all contexts or cultures. In terms of evolution and human experimentation, it's true that as humans have progressed and technology has advanced, we have found more efficient ways to transport goods and materials, such as with the use of carts, vehicles, and other forms of machinery. However, it's also interesting to consider how our evolutionary history has influenced the way we carry and transport items, and how our bodies have adapted to these methods over time. Your comments help me improve my videos, which I greatly appreciate. I have another video discussing carpal tunnel syndrome from an evolutionary perspective, if you have time to watch it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWtmw5qfdLrUY9I.html
That's where socialism/communism leads. Whisper at home and pray your kids don't screw you over.
And that’s why freedom is speech is so important in america.
She forgot the Nazi flags that go with the Ukrainian flags
They do the same thing in America arrest people for speaking their mind we are no different
That's not nice. Are there any countries that we could arm to fight a proxy war against them?
Absentia is REALLY REALLY important here, meaning he is not incarcerated. But anything for "clicks"
Careful, all the Ztards gonna come for you
Well that is one dumb daughter!!
I have never liked it. Don't care some call it art. It is. Not to me. Yes David is in the Bible - he was never described as totall nude nor was it suggested we do so. Art to you is not necessarily art to me.
Thank you Bettye for your comment. Just like you, I believe art is a subjective experience, and not everyone will appreciate or enjoy the same artworks. What one person may consider as art, another person may not. However, it's important to recognize that art is not just about personal preferences, but also about cultural, historical, and social contexts.
What grade were the students number 1 number 2? What was the context being given when showing the artwork and this is ridiculous? Now I don't think that we should be showing nude statues or even having them to be honest. It could have been a beautiful art form without you know molding the man's penis and having it on display. But if it was shown to a high school class for instance and being discussed for the actual art form that it is that would be one thing if it was. Shown to elementary school children under different context. That's not okay so I need more information on it
Thank you Deanna for your comment. It's a valid point to ask for more information about the context in which the Michelangelo's David painting was shown to the students. It's important to consider the age and maturity level of the students and the educational purpose of the artwork being shown. It is also worth noting that nudity in art has a long history and is often used to convey emotions and themes that go beyond sexual content. Michelangelo's David is a celebrated masterpiece of Renaissance art, and its nudity is an essential aspect of its cultural and historical significance. However, it's important to have a thoughtful and nuanced discussion about the use of nudity in art in an educational setting, and to consider the cultural and historical context of the artwork being shown. It's also essential to ensure that any such display is done in a responsible and age-appropriate manner.
How would like to wash the balls!!
This is ridiculous
We are still alive in Jamaica 🇯🇲 twi Akan twa
I didn't know there was a Twa diaspora living in Jamaica. I would appreciate you sharing some information about it.
As someone who has had a family member affected by leprosy, I can't thank you enough for shedding light on this disease and its history. Growing up, I saw firsthand how the disease affected my loved one's life and the stigma attached to it. It's important for people to understand that leprosy is a disease like any other, and that it can be treated with the right care and support. Watching your video has given me hope that people's attitudes towards leprosy are changing, and that we are moving towards a more inclusive and accepting world. Thank you for bringing attention to this issue, and for advocating for those who are affected by leprosy.
Thank you so much for sharing your personal experience with leprosy. It's heartbreaking to hear about the stigma and challenges that your loved one faced, and it reminds us of the importance of raising awareness and understanding about this disease. I hope that by sharing this video and educating others, we can work towards breaking down the barriers that surround leprosy and promoting a more supportive and accepting society.
What a great video about the history of leprosy! I had no idea that this disease has been around for so long and has affected so many people throughout history. It's incredible to see how much progress has been made in the treatment and understanding of leprosy, and it's heartening to know that people who are affected by it today have more options for care and support. Thank you for sharing this informative and thought-provoking video with us!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative. Leprosy is a fascinating and complex disease with a rich history, and it's important for us to continue to raise awareness about it. I appreciate your support in helping to spread the word and educate others about this important topic. Thanks again for watching!
It is a blessing that you no longer find the violent form of leprosy that causes changes in the shape of the face and limbs. I first encountered the cases in medical school, and I am still fascinated by the disease's history and the impact it had on societies and religions. Let me know what you think about the disease as well as the video.
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Even though the Chauvet Cave is closed to the public, I can imagine that visiting the area must have been an incredible experience nonetheless. The surrounding landscape is absolutely beautiful and filled with natural wonders, including the Pont d'Arc natural bridge and the Ardèche Gorges. Exploring the area's history and culture, including the nearby replica cave, Chauvet 2, would be fascinating as well. It's amazing to think that our ancestors created such incredible art in this very same region so long ago. Thank you for sharing your experience visiting the area around the Chauvet Cave.
I'm glad we can both appreciate the incredible history and natural beauty of the region. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
I've been fascinated by the Chauvet Cave ever since I first learned about it, and I'm thrilled to be sharing my thoughts and insights with you. Feel free to leave a comment and let me know if you share my fascination with this incredible site! If you enjoy this video and want to see more like it, don't forget to hit the subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up!
Klaus Kinski is someone I can't help but like. Although I have only seen him on screen, there's something magnetic about the man despite (or probably because of) his madness, anger, and ravings. He's unlike any other actor. There was no one else like him. He was crazy, passionate, and captivating. His uniqueness made him stand out.
I totally get what you mean about his magnetic personality. He's definitely one of a kind, and his madness and anger somehow made him even more captivating on screen. There really was no one else like him! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for sharing your thoughts!