hello, dear ariap, hello, yuri pavlovich.any consider philosophy to be an irrelevant science in modern conditions. however, thinking this way is misleading. after all philosophy is not only complex formulations and incomprehensible text. but another way to learn to think correctly is to look at things from a different perspective. side, therefore, i believe that philosophy is necessary in the current conditions for the clear organization of one’s own thoughts and putting them in order, i have everything, thank you, thank you very much, 27 seconds, hello, dear ariap and dear yuri pavlovich, sometimes it seems to us that in in the new information society, you can completely do without people, which means you can forget about what the soul is, morality and duty. but i express my categories. disagreement, because we remain human in the same way, which means we need to understand ourselves, only knowing that there is human happiness, you can achieve it, only knowing that such honor is possible. to preserve it, only by studying phi

hello, dear ariap, hello, yuri pavlovich. is the quality of great people working for the good of their homeland all the people. each of us knows the names of konev, primenin, and other heroes of the great patriotic war, they all made a huge contribution, but these are private examples, which in turn form the power of the entire russian people. knowing the exploits of these people, we can be proud of our history. thank you. thank you. hello ariopaque. hello, yuri pavlovich, courage is often understood as heroism, the desire to be the first to attack, or, as people say, to climb the barricades, but let’s not forget about the quiet feat, this work, patience, and for believers also prayer. it was this quiet feat, of course, together with heroism, that saved our people, the soviet people, during the great patriotic war, during many other wars, because courage is the basis of the independence of the people, and accordingly, their life and prosperity, precisely because of this. we, other people, who have preserved their independence