look, yuri mikhailovich lotman, what did he say when some kind of technological discovery appears, anyt should make life easier, it always first throws it back, because, as lotman said , he had, he spoke in terms of technology and culture, he said, technology had not yet become culture, then the telephone appeared, we for the first time we can talk without seeing each other, and we don’t understand, we don’t... just like we don’t understand text messages, the person answered us, he’s upset, happy, he doesn’t care, yes, that is, time must pass, says lotman, for the technology has become a culture. my question is: the speed at which changes are happening today, not even the speed of implementation, but the speed of the appearance of something, but the implementation that you were talking about, yes, doesn’t this problem make it extremely acute, can we say that there is a problem that in lotman’s terms, technology does not have time to become a culture, i absolutely agree. moreover, we are right here, each of us can see that throughout our lives these so-called revolutions took place seve

mikhailovich lotman, what did he say, when some kind of technological discovery appears, any, yes, somelways first throws it back, because, as lotman said, he had, he spoke in terms of technology and culture, he said, technology had not yet become culture, now the telephone appeared, for the first time we can talk without seeing each other, and we don’t understand, you know, like text messages, we don’t understand, man answered us, he is upset, happy, him. anyway, yes, that is, time must pass, says lotman, for technology to become culture. my question is: the speed with which changes are happening today, not even the speed of implementation , the speed of the appearance of something, but the implementation that you... talked about, yes, doesn’t this problem make it extremely acute, can we say that there is the problem is that in lotman’s terms, technology does not have time to become culture, i absolutely agree, moreover, we are right here, each of us can see that throughout our lives these so-called revolutions took place several times, although from the point of view of a person who d

mikhailovich lotman said that man is memory, culture is memory, i always tell students that to substantiate, that is , it turns out that memory is a culture-forming phenomenon, excuse the involuntary academicism, and a person-forming phenomenon, the question then is, after all, a person is identical to memory, or forgetting or not, there is wisdom unburdened by knowledge , that's who dealt with wise old people , sometimes in old age a person does not remember any specific things, but... at the same time he is wise, he is absolutely error-free in his choice, although he cannot justify it in any way, maybe he had something similar in tolstoy apparently said when he said that a person, leaving for another world, takes with him memory, but memory not about specific events, memory as a certain sum of ideas of good and evil, this is a certain extract that already exists in isolation from specific events. that is, the memory of an old man is the memory of a child, i don’t mean that a person falls into childhood at some point, i’m more like that. there are two rivers, summer and eve, summer is a ri

look, yuri mikhailovich lotman, what he said, when some kind of technological discovery appears, any,of technology and culture, he said, technology has not yet become culture, now the telephone has appeared, for the first time we can talk without seeing each other, and we don’t understand how... it’s normal for them, and this is - it seems to me that human adaptive mechanisms after all, they are not limitless at some point, this also changes, uh, does not allow, let’s say, a person to come to god, because there is no time anymore, he always lives in a comfortable environment, but does not understand that he eats a hamburger and not a steak, i don’t know, and neither does he, because well, everything seems to be there, it seems.

look, yuri mikhailovich lotman, what he said: when some kind of technological discovery appears, any,some kind of revolution, breakthrough, which should make life easier, it is always first rejected this is backwards, because, as lotman said , he had, he... in terms of technology and culture, he said, technology had not yet become culture, the telephone appeared, for the first time we can talk without seeing each other, and we we understand, like text messages , we don’t understand, the person answered us, he is upset, happy , he doesn’t care, yes, that is , time must pass, says lotman, for technology to become culture, my question is, the speed with which changes are happening today, even not the speed of implementation, the speed of the appearance of something, but the implementation of what you were talking about, yes no... let’s dive deeper and deeper into it, there are already countries where millions of people simply don’t leave their homes at all, i, as a layman , don’t see anything good, from the point of view of these people, they already live in this one that ’s normal for t

look, yuri mikhailovich lotman, what did he say, when some kind of technological discovery appears, anyd, he spoke in terms of technology and culture, he said, technology has not yet become culture, then the telephone appeared, for the first time we can talk without seeing each other. and we don’t understand, like text messages, we don’t understand, the person answered us , he is upset, happy, he doesn’t care, yes, that is, time must pass, lotma says, for technology to become culture, my question is, the speed with which it is happening today changes, not even the speed of implementation, the speed of the appearance of something, but the implementation that you talked about, yes, doesn’t this problem make it extremely acute, can we say that there is a problem that, in lotman’s terms, technology does not have time to become. i absolutely agree, moreover, we are right here, each of us can see that throughout our lives these so-called revolutions took place several times, although from the point of view of the person who deals with it, this is simply an evolutionary development, but the wo

look, yuri mikhailovich lotman, what he said, when some kind of technological discovery appears, any, breakthrough that should make life easier, it always first throws it back, because, as lotman said, he had, he spoke in terms of technology and culture, he said, technology has not yet become culture. here a telephone appeared, for the first time we can talk without seeing each other, and we don’t understand, you know, like text messages, we don’t understand, the person answered us, he’s upset, happy, he doesn’t care, yes, that is, time must pass, he says lotma, so that technology becomes culture, my question is the speed with which changes are happening today, not even the speed of implementation , but the speed of the appearance of something, but the implementation that you talked about, yes, doesn’t this problem make it extremely acute, can we say that there is a problem? i absolutely agree that in lotman’s terms, technology does not have time to become culture, moreover, we are right here, each of us can see that throughout our lives these so-called revolutions took place several