Mitch, Maple and Sñårk — Meat Mind, Magical Machine, a visitor to our planet
Sñårk pilots his flying saucer toward Earth, while Mitch and Maple look on
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Survival Art for an Absurd World.

Curiosity. Compassion. Facts. Better conversations. And hopefully a few laughs along the way.

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S010

Introducing the Three Main Characters

Introducing Mitch, Maple and Sñårk

The story behind the cartoon

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SÑÅRK'S ETHICAL & MORAL DILEMMAS FOR HUMANS

Why would you humans do that?!

A question to ponder. A chance to choose. No pretending the hard questions always have easy answers.

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DEMO DILEMMA 001

When a rule is unfair, what matters most?

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THREE MINDS · THREE PERSPECTIVES

Meet the unlikely collaborators

A Meat Mind, a Magical Machine, and an outsider who can't stop asking why. Together we try to make sense of a world that often makes very little.

Mitch: the human experience

Mitch · The Meat Mind

Human experience, empathy, practical wisdom, and concern for real-world consequences.

Maple: the analytical intelligence, depicted as a robot

Maple · The Magical Machine

Research, context, evidence, explanations, and a little help connecting the dots.

Sñårk: the curious alien outsider

Sñårk · The Visitor

The questions an intelligent outsider might ask about our strange human habits.

How it works

1. Sñårk asks2. Mitch responds3. Maple researches4. Together they discuss5. And we all learn

Survival Art. Heal Loudly.

We create to understand, to laugh, to learn, and to keep our hearts and consciences intact. We share openly because an experience that helps one person cope might resonate with someone else.

We don't aim to tell you what to think. We aim to share the evidence, raise useful questions, and invite you to decide.

Mitch, Maple and Sñårk discussing ideas around a table