spiredonov.i am larisa buzeeva, this is let's get married. good afternoon, today the bride is angelina, ksenia and victoria, and our groom is mikhail. mikhail, 29, could not stand the pressure of his beloved, who forbade him to spend money in stores for handicrafts and to accustom the future mother-in-law. mikhail is a teacher at a children's center, lives in krasnodar, makes crafts, sews toys and cooks according to his own recipes. i love to sew and make such wonderful toys , here is grandma for easter, here wood was used, moss, foamyan, such flowers, these are nylon dolls according to my pattern, which i came up with myself, mikhail admits that he travels and goes to clubs with his mother, well, what's the noise about, for an anniversary, wide straps so they don't fall off, because i... really love to dance, warns that his woman should make friends with his cats. mikhail is sure that the aries girl, a homebody and a lover of seafood, will not be able to make him happy. he will take as a wife a

nikita korabenkov, ekaterina katelevskaya, vyacheslav spiredonov, vladimir morozov, ntv. large-scale dive into history has begun in the baltic sea. specialists from the underwater research center of the russian geographical society have set off on an expedition to search for soviet aircraft that disappeared during the great patriotic war. scientists are trying to find out what fate befell the fighters, attack aircraft and bombers. and the most important thing that happened to their crews, to reveal underwater secrets, nikolai went. hydroacoustic locator outboard and now all attention to the monitor, another passage on ribe along the birch islands in the baltic sea , the outlines of some debris appear on the seabed. quite well, a clearly defined object, and we understand that it is very similar to our plane. it is more difficult to detect an airplane than a sunken ship, the object is small and, as a rule, shot down in the air and hit the water, a fighter or attack aircraft - it's just a debris field. you can see the hull. wings, in principle, you can guess the outline of t

today our guest is vladimir spiredonov, professor, doctor of psychological sciences, head of the cognitiveesearch laboratory of ranhiks. hello. hello, vladimir. and egor plotnikov, artist. hello. don't be scared, this is a special composition of two, it would seem, against causal attribution, i specifically pronounce it in full so that you understand that psychologists , scientists, too, have terms, for example, an employee did not bring a report, a report, some work on time, why is he lazy, unpunctual, i did not do something on time, well, each of us does not do something on time, that's how the circumstances turned out, i was in the way, the dog was sick, the electricity did not work, and in general the task was bigger than i thought, right? very often we quarrel because we attribute some actions of a person explanation of his qualities, someone said a rude word, he is a boor, right, someone answered at the wrong time, he is a slob, but we are good, we are wonderful, but doesn’t it seem to you that the desire to be good is such a powerful source of all sorts of cognitive errors.