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I was not able to tell art is art

This video was so greattttttt! Werkkkk girl. I love art and science

this showed up on my home page! this was really really great as a science & art girly myself. very fun watch, really excellent quality like someone else said. <3 this is the quality i'd expect of a much much bigger channel

That's not what Einstein thought regarding Art and Science in fact he famously said " both art and science attempt to come to terms with an ultimately mysterious universe" But you oughta know that art manipulates ambiguity to create expressivity and impact. That includes all the arts so almost any move you make as an artist creates expectation. That automatically creates a whole spectrum of architectural linguistic manipulations the composer, writer, sculptor, painter, jazz pianist can call upon to respond to that expectation. It's all quite Chomskian in that, in the arts as well as linguistics humans are born with inate grammatical competence ie a predisposition to learn language as well as like the arts. So if you deliver on those expectations created by a musical utterance or a line in a poem or brush strokes on canvas in an unexpected way then you begin building ambiguity, ambiguity is the substance of expressivity the spectrum goes from simple to romantic to surreal to impressionist to hallucinogenic to abstract. Just in case I've piqued your interest you can go much deeper down this rabbit hole by viewing "The Unanswered Question" a lecture series by composer conductor Leonard Bernstein who was a mid-late 20th century icon. He was an amazing educator. All six lectures are available on RUclips they were delivered in 1974 at Harvard and broadcast on PBS that year.

They are lousy composers so far... seriously

can you make a video abt the neuroscience behind me falling in love with you (i am a cis straight girl)

Study No.2 does not only apply to robot Vs human. *random drawing from a child* : it's kinda ugly *child draws something in front of you and then gifts it to you* : OMG I MUST PUT IT ON MY FRIDGE IT'S ADORABLE 😂😂

8:23 Geez you called me out on the ONE time I didn't repeat after you! Edit: I unpause and you immediately insist that I do it, since I didn't the first time. I'm laughing so hard and it's 3am here and people are going to think I'm weird. 16:40 David Lynch is a great example of how to contrast these moments effectively. Sometimes he turns it up to absurd on purpose, but shows like Twin Peaks incorporated that foreboding, realistic potential, and back and forth between whimsical comedy and full-on psychological horror, with just enough paranormal elements to keep it interesting. That show, in the early 90s, changed they way people created horror. And his first movie "Eraserhead" in the late 70s inspired Stanley Kubrick so much that he insisted every single person that worked on "The Shining" watch "Eraserhead" before production began, so they would understand the tone he was seeking to capture. I consider to "The Shining" to be one of the most terrifying film experiences in history, so this story felt relevant to share here.

Ooh small channel! Commenting for engagement 🤍🤍 Edit #1: I'm digging the source list, I love when creators put in the effort. Edit #2: 17:55 encouraging critical thinking is slay 👑

Wow, I got recommended a great channel! I've been very interested in this question. So, when the video popped up in my feed, I'm in! I can't wait to hear your results, but I wanted to comment at the beginning and say this is already great production value and you are a natural host/speaker/personality, so best of luck and you have one more sub! Edit: I don't know if you'll get to this, I'm only halfway: Consider the effect of social media photo filters, in combination with the arrival of A.I. Our brains were already being prepped for the switch. I mean, humans have been making themselves look less realistic with filters, so when we compare an instagram-filtered photo of a real human with an image created in the most recent a.i. model with the "photo-realism" tag, I bet most people will think the a.i. is more likely really than the filtered-instagram photo. Or, maybe we'll see how badly filtered the real image is and reverse-call-out the fake filter on the real image. Sorry, you inspired a ramble from me hahahah

genuinely super high quality videos and so consistently too

We looove consistent Uzma, and we love the amazing content!! This was a rly good watch esp as someone who’s always fooled by AI art unfortunately.

This is an awesome video

omfg.. i genuinely thought this video had like 100k views or something from how good it was... anyways im actually rlly glad people are FINALLY talking about how dangerous this isss... i deleted tiktok abt a week ago and it was so refreshing. i was in a really bad mental state a month ago, the lowest i have ever been. and ik it sounds CORNNYY but deleting tiktok literally helped me out so much. because even though if the app was helpful in some sort of way, in reality, it was just an escape. i cant even name ONE video that i remembered from that stupid app, and i just realized i wasted like what, 4 years on it??!! acctually crazy. so pls instead of wasting ur life on some poopoo caca app go do something you love and cherish. <3311!1

More people should watch this

Love the videos, please don't die!

good

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Sorry but your not sigma🫵

brain rot genuinely scares me. it makes people's critical thinking skills way worse and thus makes it easier to control the masses. really hope this topic starts getting more awareness

so happy i found your channel!!!!! you’re very well spoken and the visuals on this video are immaculate 🙏 can’t wait to watch more of your videos >:D

wow, a very well made video. glad youtube pushed this onto my feed!

OMG why so little people saw this video you're such a great video essayist i love your content especially because you add that scientific spice that so many videos lack. i hope you will blow up soon cause you should be heard by much more people. fingers crossed, wishing you the best xx

OMG I LOVED THIS PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS

I can listen to you yap about ts for hours Uzma

I definitely appreciate people talking about this issue more. We joke about brain rot but it is genuinely very scary especially with very young children. Great educational video! I would love to see a more in depth video about solutions for this issue if that's something you are interested in making a video about :)

you explained this so well!! a very unique and educational take on our beloved brain rot🫶🏻

This is absolutely a m a z i n g!!! Thank you Uzma!

This diva ass intro… uzma productions asffff, this was soo good (as always) we love putting a degree to use and making amazing content!!

me asf (brain rot)

i loved this video, it was very informative and i love how you explain things it is very engaging💗💗

this was so interesting!! i normally enjoy your other content and neuroscience is way out of my depth lol but i learned sm

Loved this !

somehow this video is like tricking my attention span into actually finishing a video and retaining information! Idk how you did it but great work!!

Oh my gosh i absolutley love the way you talk and explain things. It's like the perfect mix of funny but also I actually learned things?? crazy that you're not more popular, bc you are so entertaining! :))

this was such a great video! i have little to no knowledge and interest about neuroscience so i dont even know what im doing here lol but i enjoyed this video way more than i thought i would. looking forward to seeing this channel grow.

bro just discobered your channel, Im from colombia... I BEG YOU, CONTINUE POSTING VIDEOS, I LOVE SCIENCE AND HOW YOU EXPLAIN IT IS INCREDIBLE

We missed you uzmaaaa !

My nucleus accumbens must be so off because I do not fw horror🩷

Queen has finally posted again 🙏🏼 I love ur brain

UZMA ON RUclips FOR 20 MINUTES TALKING ABOUT HORROR WHAT HAVE WE EVER DONE TO DESERVE SUCH GRACIOUSNESS

As a final year neurosci undergrad rlly loved this!! Super interesting :)

Informative great great video!

I've literally been scouring the Internet to find uzma content after seeing you on tik tok, so happy to find your youtube channel!!!!

male companion banana reference!?

This is amazing

Omg please make one for season two!

love love this

Amazing review, very well thought of. Enjoyed thoroughly.

I think that the characters who had books were multidimensional- Paula, Olivia, Shane, and Rachel. What I mean by multidimensional is that they have some sort of "thing" that isn't apparent at first. Kind of like "don't judge a book by its cover". All the characters who have books should not be judged by their "cover". Examples: Shane- looks like a goody nice wonderful husband. But he is not! Rachel- looks like she just writes clickbait trash articles and is low IQ. But she is not! She is clearly smarter than her articles give her credit for. Etc. Examples of characters with no books: Tanya- looks like a crazy old lady. She is a crazy old lady. Nicole Mossbaucher- looks like a cutthroat ceo power lady. She is one!! Some characters don't fit in this, though. 1. Armond- clearly one of the most multidimensional characters, but is not pictured with a book. I would argue that he was the #1 most multidimensional character of them all. While Armond is not pictured with a book in his hand, in the scenes of his office, there are clearly books splayed around with bookmarks and creases on their spines. Therefore, I believe it's still reasonable to extend this theory to Armond. 2. Quinn- also very multidimensional. While he doesn't have a book, he has an iPad/gaming consoles. I believe this is synonymous to a book. Playing off using a "book" cliche as a theory (don't judge a book by its cover) for which characters have books and which don't, I think it's easy to extend the metaphor to "a picture says a thousand words". Quinn playing video games is him looking at many pictures in quick succession. So millions of words. Mf is basically carrying around a library. Therefore he is multidimensional! I rest my case