In today’s world of advanced science and technology, we still greatly value our artists such as musicians, painters and writers. What can art tell us about life that science and technology cannot?

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Nowadays, it seems that computers can answer all the questions that we have
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give
diagnosis
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or name the best ways to cope with one's loss or other mental
illnesses
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, computers or scientific research do not have the capacity to convey the most beautiful and horrible moments in life. In my belief
scientist
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scientists
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lack some aspects and in
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essay
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science cannot explain.
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the research papers could have a problem with explaining the struggles and effects of
illnesses
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, dementia or
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Alzheimer
disease. Art, on the
over
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other
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hand, greatly tells about it. Many artists
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been victims of these diseases, which can be clearly identified in their paintings and their writing.
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, patients
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dementia start to paint deformed faces and in the long
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even
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be recognised as faces. For the
viewers
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it helps to see the patterns of
illnesses
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in their loved ones and be more compassionate with
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individuals.
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, scientists lack perspective and usually write about only persons’ experiences and symptoms, which usually are categorized and do not differ
person
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to person. Forms of art, like, dancing and paintings are great in that. Painters use
colors
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, light and stopped moments to show how sadness, love or
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loss feels
like
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And dancing
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also
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has a great way of showing emotion from
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movements
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facial
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and facial
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expressions. In conclusion, scientists are great in explaining processes of
illnesses
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that are happening in our body, but not so great in painting
real
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picture of those diseases of how
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affects
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others or how
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can be recognised. They
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have a hard time conveying emotion.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • subjective perspective
  • emotional depth
  • human experiences
  • cultural insight
  • historical context
  • social commentary
  • creativity and innovation
  • self-expression
  • personal narratives
  • critical thinking
  • alternative viewpoints
  • sense of wonder
  • diverse human experiences
  • identity
  • inner world
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