omara from toronto, canada compared the article by professor smeiders with a dystopia about oldys huxley's new world where children are born in artificial wombs, which is put on stream by philosophy professor smeider from donkey university. discouraged. she relies on her clear notion that compassion is not a necessary component of health care. well, actually. here are some features of western consciousness. we have to deal with this in a variety of situations, including, for example, relations with ukraine must be understood. alexey denisov, editor-in-chief of the history tv channel, specially for our program selected unique shots from the state film fund of russia, very relevant in tune with the current event in ukraine . this story is about how sophisticated it has turned out the propaganda of the third reich, which literally to the last fed citizens with stories about the miracle weapon of the wunderwaffe, which would allow them to defeat the soviet union, hitler crashed fakes at the coming victory did not help, just as they do not help his follower zelensky now about how the nazi propa

huxley, it exists in a brave new world, where people of different social levels are nurtured in variouscial wombs and so that the worst ones, which are needed only for physical labor, develop more slowly into an artificial tube. just added alcohol. and so they become such spoiled people. and what is artificial testing. i am sure that the church will oppose it, because it pushes even further than eco. childbearing from a person i read an essay by a schoolgirl from a small russian city in which there is no industry, a city forgotten by god and now she is writing an essay about an artificial womb , a tenth-grader girl. she says, and i really like the idea of ​​​​an artificial womb, because i speak with those who want it not to be painful to give birth, and not with those fools, who is ready to give birth in the field. a? well, it means that it is based on the idea that it is possible and necessary to give birth without enduring the period of motherhood with its complexities, unrest, intoxication, pains of childbirth, but this unnatural gospel of john says when a wife gives birth to her it

so senator cruz picked aldous huxley's brave new world. he did. and senator cruz had not read the book for some time. that was another one where, as you heard him say, he read it in school, hadn't read it since. but because senator cruz is supremely nerdy when it comes to these sorts of things, especially books, he was flying back from some either campaign event or maybe it was from washington, and he cleared his schedule to reread the book on the plane to annotate the book on his kindle app. and then we actually had to wait about an hour before filming that episode because senator cruz was so insistent that he copy over all of his electronic notes into the hardcover order so that he didn't miss any of the points. and this is actually my favorite part of the show. one, it gives me the opportunity to get the education that i completely neglected when i was in school, both both in high school and in college. i was probably out hanging out with my friends when i should have been doing a little bit more of my reading. and so it gives me an opportunity

i mean, they've even even a bust of even had if there was a bust of thomas henry huxley, an abolitionist rid of this, because of something, he said fact that something, he said the fact that he the he campaigned for the eradication slavery. doesn't eradication slavery. it doesn't seem that seem to matter. thought that would some sort of would buy them some sort of kudos i one of the kudos. well, i think one of the problems back to the problems it back to what the historian ajp taylor, the mid—century historian, said, the past happened. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat happened. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we happened. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we ourselvesed. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we ourselves and istory mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we ourselves and what's is what we ourselves and what's happened the past half happened over the past half century there century is that there has a revision of what we used to tell ourselves about the role of empire and of our in not forgetting empire is forgetting

i mean, they've even even a bust of even had if there was a bust of thomas henry huxley, an abolitionist rid of this, because of something, he said fact that something, he said the fact that he the he campaigned for the eradication slavery. doesn't eradication slavery. it doesn't seem that seem to matter. thought that would some sort of would buy them some sort of kudos i one of the kudos. well, i think one of the problems back to the problems it back to what the historian ajp taylor, the mid—century historian, said, the past happened. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat happened. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we happened. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we ourselvesed. history mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we ourselves and istory mid—century historian, said, the péwhat we ourselves and what's is what we ourselves and what's happened the past half happened over the past half century there century is that there has a revision of what we used to tell ourselves about the role of empire and of our in not forgetting empire is forgetting