Sketchy Van Podcast #18 - Sinix
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- @sinixdesign is an artist, designer, and educator. In this episode we talk about how capitalism is evil, and how we all must unite to overthrow our corporate overlords. Also we talk about art and stuff.
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37:50 sinix is a society
Yes it's our lord art jesus
I love the idea of hiding little time capsule gems randomly that capture art that reflect everyone's art, no matter what. DO IT! Love the term "Determineilysm", spot on! Keep it going...
Never clicked a notification faster in my life . Snus is here! finally
Lol Sinix struggling with that head space.
The struggles of the small van
really good podcast, nice to hear sinix talking about something other than art. Also you made some very compelling arguments, it would be awesome to do a follow-up with him someday
13:40 octopus are color blind. They only have one type of cone cell.
24:18 I think drawing mechs and stuff is a byproduct our instinct to tinker and seek beauty. We evolved to tinker because the people who tinker with tools and ideas did better than those who didn't. We evolved to find beauty so we could find whats wrong with an environment, food, etc and also to find healthy mates.
octopuses - dang
mechs - I think that's a reasonable reason why we want to draw mechs. I think we're also obsessed with the future, and mechs represent that to use right now
Thanks for making this man, really interesting, changed my perspective a lot.
sinix is goat.
EDIT: as not an American, listening to Americans talk about the world is a wild ride...
Thanks for the podcast it was nice to hear him talk about his philosophy and determinism since that's what I'm researching right now.
omg sinix is a giant
cant wait to listen!!!
lovely fun chat ❤💙
I've been waiting for this moment x)
1k subs let's goo🔥🔥
I don't understand why this had to be a Godwin's law debate, but it brings me back to my undergrad philosophy classes lol.
Yeah I’m gonna start hiding little mysteries and form a hidden organization. That’s the kind of thing I would dream of finding as a kid.
13:40 mantis shrimp. They have an insane wide range of colour vision
I think a lot of people fall into the trap of the inability to explain something as proof of some higher power. Funny enough I think this comes from the instinct to find patterns in everything(god is in everything mantra). Despite this there might be no meaningful answer to some of these questions and, for some, the discomfort of this leads to extraordinary thinking.
Keep up with The Way of Kings and The Stormlight Archive my dude. By far my favorite book and series
I'm all caught up! Life before death
Hell yeah! Strength before weakness
Thwt’s cool, I’ve been reading it every day for the past 2-3 months
"I'm very comfortable..." hahahaha
How's your back, Sinus?
Kristian I've been listening to your podcast on spotify and I just wanna say the way you talk about god reminds me so much of shintoism. About god being in everything, and in admiring the world around you. I'm not a shintoist but I feel similarly drawn to how you talk about religion with what I know of shintoism.
Also wrt Sinix's points on "bad for humans vs inherently bad" I feel like he argued his point extremely well but I have to say that you can also argue from a holistic standpoint that humans bulldozing over other species' and/or sending them to extinction is also bad FOR SOCIETY, given that the survival of the human race, as it stands now, is dependant on the earth and it's eco-system. As the climate crisis gets worse in Europe et cetera I think it becomes more obvious that this affects all of us.
Of course, I don't think sinix was arguing these things aren't bad, (it was an example to put things into perspective) but I personally think there's almost very little distinction between good for society vs good for the world because we co-exist on this planet and our actions affect the world too. Again, you can still argue that this doesn't affect aliens in another universe, I just wanted to say that.
Very thought-provoking conversation! I love when sinix talks about capitalism. 😂
Thanks for the kind words! I'll check out Shintonism
Does Sinix know Steven Zapata was class president? He says he cares about sustainability yet here he is throwing down fighting words, starting a turf war in the online art education community that may last generations.
nice discussion, wow i like sinix even more now, hitting with the big brain
AYY YOOOOOO NOOOO WAYYYY
We are the universes eyes.
lol i feel like im listening to a redditor chain on r/philosophy
ui lala
Sinix makes a point:
*THAWMP*
no wayy
To piss in 😂...
Sinix is a handsome boi
After watching a few videos of you I felt like a lot of things keep getting repetitive and you don't seem like open minded to change your opinions
Thanks for the feed back!
@@KristianNeeTV I guess I made the comment too early in the podcast. This is good one for sure
The roads thing isnt instinct for build it is *actually* a lot of lobing of big car companies against public transport, you now... the murican way...
also the military paying for highways to move tanks easily around
It's instinct to solve a problem you're faced with... roads are a biproduct of needing a better way to move something. It's why many animals take the same paths always, because it destroys vegetation and stomps the path down so it's easier to traverse.
no offense but the host has such a shit take. its like he's afraid to admit capitalism inherently causes more harm to a large swath of people to only benefit a few. Sinix is truly based and a comrade. glad he tried to help this kid in understanding reality and not give in to his illusion that he will become a millionaire one day just like elon musk
I think it's a complicated problem. Capitalism has done a lot of good for our lives, like help build the roads we use to drive, distribute the food we eat, and progress the technology we use to watch TH-cam videos on. We use the things that have been created as a result of capitalism, including you. I don't think that's arguable. I also believe that capitalism has hurt a lot of people because of greed.
If you'd like to chat more, I'd love to hear more of your thoughts. You can reach me through my site through email.
@@KristianNeeTV all those things are arguable. First roads weren't created by capitalism and if they weren't already publicly funded (aka under a socialist framework) every road would have a toll. Second food distribution is horrendous under capitalism due to its extreme wastefulness in the name of profits and is evident since malnutrition and starvation is still a large issue in the world. Lastly, again, innovation isn't inherent to capitalism. USSR, China, universities, open source software, and even the military easily showcase that collaborative effort is more innovative. I'd argue capitalism has slowed the progression of technology due to large corporations buying out innovations that cut into their profits. I'll say though that capitalism did improve on mass production in industry but thats about it.
@@hricky60 I wouldn't say I'm a complete capitalist either, I think you do bring up some good points. Hunger is definitely a distribution problem vs a quantity of food problem. That being said, I think that being said I believe that capitalism (in spite of it's flaws) incentivizes people that I know personally to improve themselves more than I suspect they would under something like socialism.
Thanks for the comment