hello, father fedor, my name is gleb, what do you think about darwin’s theory? he was an elder in his protestant parish, all the theories that are presented to us today are actually do not correspond to what darwin thought. hello, my name is nina. i have a question for you: why doesn't the bible mention anything about dinosaurs? but it mentions liviofan, do you know who olivifan is? no, when i was in school and was about the same as you, it was not clear to me how the world could be created in 7 days, until i looked at the original, which says that 7 days of creation are seven cycles, so each cycle had an indefinite period of time, and the fourth cycle is the creation of earthly creatures fresh, so when we talk about dinosaurs, yes, they could have been in history, they may have been and probably were, but the bible...' talks about the creation of the animal world, without mentioning each animal by name. since childhood, have you wanted to be a priest? before the divine liturgy, the priest reads a prayer in which there are the words: teach me, your unworthy serv

and this evaluation took place, especially after darwin, published his theory of evolution. this is surprising because most of us of evolution as scientific, but it had a huge, huge impact on secular definitions of masculinity. social darwinism said that the men who came on top in the struggle for survival had to be men who were ruthless, brutal, savage, barbarian and sexually predatory to recover their authentic masculinity, they need to get in touch with the beast within. that was a favorite word. so in the past, christians had christianity had urged men to live up to the image of god in them. social darwinist urged men to live down to their presumed animal nature. and by the way, social darwinism has come back in our own under the label evolutionary psychology. this was a bestselling book, and the author, human males are by nature a, possessive, possessive, flesh obsessed, pigs, giving them advice. advice on marriage is like offering vikings a free booklet on how to pillage. and this older book was just reissued. some of you may know george gilder men are nature violent,

what do you think about darwin's theory? if you light a candle, will life immediately improve? who pays priests their salaries? have you ever sinned? there are no sinful people, 100 questions for an adult, is it true that you know how to fly an airplane and a helicopter, this is my weakness. the all-belarusian people's assembly is held once every five years; delegates from all regions of the country are nominated for this large forum, what has been done over the past 5 years is assessed, the main developments of the state for the next five are determined, in fact, this is a kind of... brainstorming by the whole country. allow me, dear friends, to declare the first all-belarus people's assembly open in the history of our people. it was a kind of kurdish arc. the entire belarusian meeting, which the head of state gathered, made a turning point in the fact that this is the way. let’s go like this, this is the government, this is the strategy of our actions, that’s it, we voted, then in november at the referendum, for the powers of the head of state, and this is the path the countr

parish, all the theories that are presented to us today, they actually do not correspond to what darwiny name is nina, i have a question for you: why is nothing mentioned in the bible about dinosaurs, but it mentions liviophanes, do you know who liviophanes is, no, here... i went to school and was about the same as you , it was not clear to me how the world could be created in 7 days until i looked at the original , which says that 7 days of creation are seven cycles, so each cycle had an indefinite period of time, and the fourth cycle is the creation of unleavened earthly creatures , so when we talk about dinosaurs, yes, they could be in history, they maybe they were, probably were, but the bible speaks about the creation of the animal world, without mentioning by name, every animal, since childhood you have wanted to be a priest. before the divine liturgy, the priest reads a prayer that contains the words: teach me, i am unworthy. thy servant, whom with thy new gifts to the rank of the priesthood, not because of my works, but by thy mercy alone, thou hast deigned to call, teach me by

darwin, that's right george is depicted here on the left, charles darwin, respectively, on the right,of essays about the universe, which went through eight editions. and this book is written by a russian scientist. schoolchildren still use it, maybe this is a textbook on the subject of astronomy, but please, libraries for 300, in this city there is a scientific and technical library of the siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences, novosibirs, that’s right, libraries for 900, in 2004 national.. canada merged into one dep with this national institution: archive, bravo, porridge 600, for the preparation of revel porridge, these vegetables were passed through a sieve, let out the potatoes, there will be, right, libraries 600. main library of the dprk people's palace of study in pyongyang was built in 1982 and opened to its seventieth birthday. kim irsen, yes , around 13 for 300. in tibet, unlike other regions of the planet, the number 13 is considered so lucky. right. well, let's sum it up, after the third round 3.200 for sergey, 7:700 for mikhail, 8:200 for alexey, the final ro

, was still alive charles darwin, was still alive then. was a widespread , then. it was a widespread, considered a scientific fact at that white people were at the top of a sort of evolutionary ladder. top of a sort of evolutionary ladder . today, we know that to ladder. today, we know that to be absurd and obscene, in fact. but nonetheless, in those days they believed that. so to attack him for believing something that everybody else thought was a scientific fact, frankly, is a bit like criticising oliver cromwell for not believing in socialised medicine. >> there's also some debate in germany about dresden, which was flattened during the second world some think world war. some people think that a sort of that that was a sort of humanitarian but he was humanitarian crime, but he was facing hitler. he had to win at all costs, didn't he? >> also, we were asked by the soviets to take dresden soviets to take out dresden because a railway node because it was a railway node between east and west, where the germans taking from germans were takin

darwin, isn't it? yeah, but why, but i'm asking . called. darwin, isn't it?'ll ask you. is, is that big. is that big. >> 400 people died another way , >> 400 people died another way, but even 400 people. >> are you going to value likes over life? >> yeah. the chances are. and it's essentially what's happening there. you're trying to get the best selfie of yourself. it's very self indulgent. yeah, it's all about the . i mean, obviously the ego. i mean, obviously stupidity should be considered a health and safety risk as well. and what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and i know these are largely young people and it's quite sad. but but 400 is not a lot. what's in the last 13 years we've had a tory government. i imagine they've killed more than 400 people. yeah but it's still ridiculous, isn't it, because of the idea of taking a photograph of yourself in the nicest possible way for likes is worth anything at all? yeah. >> yeah. wait, can i just ask. can i ask a question? do you think that should be like, a like

charles darwin and his theory of evolution change the way we think about the natural world. 200 yearsn english, geography and documentarian is recreating darwln's original seafaring journey. the expedition features a sailboat that has made its way from plymouth england to south america docking for 2 weeks in 32 specific ports visited by darwin along the way at each location carefully selected young naturalists exchange, scientific ideas with local scientists. the expedition's creator hopes to train tomorrow's best young conservationists. it's time to dust off the skis and snowboards mount rose in north lake tahoe is firing up its lips and welcoming visitors for the opening weekend. we talk with the resort to see what they have lined up for the start of the season. >> our is to get up so we can a quality experience. so what that means is, yeah, we have. but what but the truth in a rationale, and the qualities he experiences about about the the vertical right now. and no, with being cause and we in orbit all but the man to get open huge. and so and will are definitely want to get out th

darwin, isn't it? yeah, but why, but i'm asking . called. darwin, isn't it?l ask you. is, is that big. is that big. >> 400 people died another way , >> 400 people died another way, but even 400 people. >> are you going to value likes over life? >> yeah. the chances are. and it's essentially what's happening there. you're trying to get the best selfie of yourself. it's very self indulgent. yeah, it's all about the . i mean, obviously the ego. i mean, obviously stupidity should be considered a health and safety risk as well. and what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and that's what's going on here. and i know these are largely young people and it's quite sad. but but 400 is not a lot. what's in the last 13 years we've had a tory government. i imagine they've killed more than 400 people. yeah but it's still ridiculous, isn't it, because of the idea of taking a photograph of yourself in the nicest possible way for likes is worth anything at all? yeah. >> yeah. wait, can i just ask. can i ask a question? do you think that should be like, a like a

in some cases know what it's like to end up in the city shelter system while seeking asylum like darwining kidnapped and tortured in his native colombia. what does it mean to be helping other families in similar situations today on pie day? pie day represents gift banks and to have these families and situations all united under one roof >> i'm a big believer that our services need to be individualized >> reporter: the nonprofit has been providing full-scope legal services to nearly 1,000 migrants and their families. >> we always ask this question s this our fight to fight? and it was immediately obvious, this sour fighis our fight to f. and when we think about t thankit, thanksgiving was about welcoming a stranger to america. >> reporter: also caught in the spirit, a family that fled ethnic and political persecution by the taliban >> i'm really thankful to god. i was the luckiest person, afghan woman who has opportunity to follow my dream i know that this opportunity cannot be give n to everyone. s >> reporter: so it doesn't matter where you come, from friend friendship, family, that is

in this match, darwin nunist scored two goals and beaulieu players scored with an own goal.other games, peru and venezuela drew 1. colombia beat paraguay 1-0. ecuador also won against chile with the same result in the team standings. argentina, araguay and colombia are first to third. euro 2024 selection football with saud karrvasi, the selection stage file is closed. 11 teams made it to the elimination stage on the last night of the round. at the end of the group stage of this competition last night, in the most important game of the group of four, karavasi scored a single goal, overcame the 100 guests of armenia and with 16 points, as the last team , saudi arabia qualified for the final stage. the national team of wales settled for a draw against its host. the netherlands, which had confirmed its promotion from the second group before , started a goal festival against its host gibraltar and won 6-0. steins 3 wafer coopers and heko scored once each for holland. they hit another post, it is a chance for another goal france, the leader of this group, against its host, greece,

for liverpool, i'm not sure if darwin nunez whether he is going to start the game.on the game. much will be resting on the likes of him and most sala in that one. it is not the only huge game this weekend, stjames's park at three o'clock on saturday, newcastle against chelsea. both teams have not quite hit the heights that we may be expected of them so far this season. four points between them. in reality, newcastle had been over performing, chelsea underperforming. it probably will be tight. lots of injuries at newcastle, alsojuggling tight. lots of injuries at newcastle, also juggling the champions league this week. kieran trippier is a vet. a big game at the bottom, as well, 16th placed bournemouth are travelling to third bottom sheffield united, both sides have started to turn the corner before the international break and burnley have had six straight defeats, looking to put that right against crystal palace. thanks, ben. for more on of the return of the premier league, check out the latest episode of the football news show, which will be out this evening on the

he says that everything would be without god, from a monkey, it’s all true, well , if you accept darwin’se also from the monkeys, who, i, well, in general, i wouldn’t like to, but i, well, i’ll also take it away, yegor, in what a person believes, that’s what it is , here’s your ba father vasily, he’s definitely from a monkey, he asked for 10 rubles for the consecration of a cross, for what he should do for free, and since the officer is from moscow, let’s beat him up, well, where is your magical place, but here it is, wow, they came, it’s beautiful, lord, wow, and down there? everything is beautiful, beautiful, well, let’s run, let’s run, well, is it beautiful? beautiful, couples, there’s a river down there, you see, yes, i see, there are little spots over there , another one, you see, yes, but this is the same river, ours, we just have a radiant one here, big, so big , and over there in the distance there is a passage, you see, well, this is the morning, the one that left in the morning, behold, if it weren’t for this emitted, he would have left he got here from the pier in an hour, but

en su discoteca favorita, " el rey del vinagre", como lo llaman los amigos a este hombre de nombre darwinco extra con larcamÓn que dicen no es parte del distrito escolar parece. este no es el primer caso en el paÍs, a pesar de su nombre, aseguran que no adoran al diablo, y quelo que hacen es fomentar la empatÍa y rechazar la autoridad tirÁnica. las escuelas pÚblicas no han respondido, pero el superintendente andy gonzÁlez dijo "prohibirlo podrÍa violar la primera enmienda de la constituciÓn de los estados unidos. carolina: quÉ opinan acerca de ese club satÁnico? cambiamos el tema, hoy es el dÍa de la diabetes, una enfermedad crÓnica que padece aproximadamente uno de cada0 estadounidenses, tambiÉn se estima que una de cada 5 personas tambiÉn lo tiene y no lo sabe, esta enfermedad se caracteriza por los niveles elevados de glucosa o azÚcar en la sangre, y uno de sus mayores problemas son los copagos para la insulina con una media mensual de 25 a 100 $ cada mes, aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" hablamos con el doctor francisco prieto, presidente de la defensa de asociaciÓn de diabetes. doctor, ¿

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al final del partido se encararon darwin núñez y pep guardiola. se dijeron de todo.lantado que iban a cambiar esa regla y entonces no caía el gol. y después otra vez acá sacaba un centro, ahora encontraba y con este cabezazo el alemán le daba el liderato. por ahora al conjunto del arsenal. vamos entonces también al newcastle, que se enfrentó al chelsea y este en saint james park iba a ser un partido de pesadilla para el chelsea. iba a venir primero. alexander. isaac para abrir el marcador para el conjunto de los makepeace y después aquí. raheem sterling lo empataba con un golazo de tiro libre, pero se desfondó el chelsea. y entonces iban a caer 3 más. primero la que iba a poner el 2 a 1. un error horrible de silva para que joe ellington pusiera el 3 a 1 frente a su compañero. bueno, sí, entre a su compatriota. y después anthony gordon iba a poner el 4 a 1 final. y entonces cómo están las cosas en la tabla general? por el momento, hasta ahora, después de 13 jornadas, el arsenal es líder por ahora, seguido el city y el liverpool tottenham, que juega mañana y abajo asto

darwinism, it is unpromising to rely on it in mass politics, although as long as a person wants to pursueo make some profit from the opportunity to participate in state power, he naturally leans a little towards the center, but if people are radical, if they are consistent in the usa, then they usually go to the area independent, yes, that is, they break away from a public career, in this... in the sense , of course, nevertheless, javier miley is probably the first example of an open libertarian, especially a rather radical one, that is, an anarch-capitalist who actually comes to power, moreover, even at the rank of president, so to speak, there were no precedents for this. obviously marginalized people who conquer minds and hearts are a sign of the ill health of society and the political system. the most obvious example is blatant, but it rang in europe. freedom party of geert wilders, who for years labeled almost a fascist , took first place in the elections in the netherlands, there is a small chance that he will even head the government; in the united states , robert kennedy jr., john

plants of the planet, we have to unlearn something about ourself, change our view about ourselves with darwinnd in physics, this is continuous. einstein discoveries are a way of unlearning something about time. and then somehow through my university studies, i got to the point of realising that there were a lot of open questions as basis for contemporary knowledge. and so with the enthusiasm of the youth who want to solve all the problems, "0h, great, i want to do that!" and so i think we're in the same situation as usual — to learn something better about the universe, we have to figure out what are the aspects of our current knowledge that we have to abandon. now i've got a little book in front of me. i guess your most recent, white holes: inside the horizon. now you talk about challenging the status quo. would you say that this little book, the idea of white holes and the premises that it is based upon is a fundamental challenge to the way theoretical physics has thought about the universe in the last couple of decades? this is a book not about something we have discovered. it's a book in w

entonces el partido y al final se calentaron los ánimos porque darwin núñez le fue a decir algo ahí ar un pelito y esto no contaba. después cayó saca, iba a encontrar entonces aquí y el alemán iba a mandarla a guardar para el 1 a 0 final. y con esto el arsenal es ahora y solo por ahora, el líder de la liga premier. vamos a otro resultado del día de hoy que fue entre el newcastle y el chelsea al minuto 13. alexander issa, que iba a recibir de luis, iba a mandarla a guardar para el 1 a 0 de los mac, pero después vio venir a jimmy sterling, que le pegaba así este tiro libre. golazo para el 1 a 1 y ahí se desfondó el chelsea, porque después iba a venir la para poner el marcador 2 a 1 al 60 joe ellington al 61 puso un horror horrible de silva para el 3 a 1 y el final iba a ser de anthony gordon, que ponía las cosas 4 a 1 y con esto estaría ahorita el newcastle en puestos de champions league. pasamos a la copa mundial sub17 de la fifa, que ya está a punto de definirse ayer o bueno, hoy, por la pantalla de telemundo y universo conocimos a los otros 2 semifinalistas. vamos primero al duelo en

darwin nunez flicking on his header, but with not enough power. city responded.son goal kick eventually finding its way to, who else? and erling haaland! finding its way home with a pinpoint finish, his 50th premier league goal — he's the fastest player to ever reach the milestone. city had the ball in the net again, but the celebrations were short—lived. what initially appeared to be a fumble by allison turned out to be a foul on the goalkeeper. for liverpool, a lifeline — which they took. if trent alexander—arnold's first touch was good, his second was even better. fizzing his shot, the congested box. the finish to silence city's spectators. haaland came within inches of winning in the final seconds, but in the end, nothing could separate the top two sides in england. tension spilling over at the full—time whistle. but it city who remained at one point ahead of liverpool —— ahead, with liverpool hot on their heels. jo currie, bbc news. the draw ends a run of 23 straight home wins for manchester city. so liverpool perhaps a little more pleased with a point than

qué tal este gol de darwin núñez para poner el 2 a 0 final?tonces apareciera ricardo, pepi y el de el de juárez, pusiera las cosas 1 a 0. después anthony robinson, que colgaba esta del ángulo y para cerrar, gio reyna, que regresa a la selección con todo y iba a poner el 3 a 0 final y con esto ahora está ventaja se la llevan a trinidad y tobago. duarte que cerrar el lunes en partido que les tendremos también por las pantallas de telemundo y universal como viste a estados unidos le falta. sí vamos a ver cómo les va. les falta. les faltan 2 jugadores muy importantes, les falta christian pulisic, les falta tim weah. entonces ahora en este partido pues bueno, les costó un poquito de trabajo. se defendió bien trinidad tobago y acabaron ganando 3 a 0. >> pues qué bueno. oye, retoman el tema de los de los 6 que se van. >> duele para muchos de la comunidad, pero me preocupa que la ciudad todavía como que no está bien asentada para recibir a eso. >> el problema principal de de esto es el hecho de que no hay un realmente ningún proyecto en las vegas. el

australia decided not to cancel chinese company land bridges on the part of darwin.gnaled he sought to build a relationship with china based on honest and open dialogue. >> we can disagree where we must but engage international interest. australia's interest as well as china but i believe in global interest for us to have a relationship where there is dialogue. >> there is a powerful financial interest as well. even during the diplomatic deep-freeze. australia's trade with china surged more than $20 billion driven by commodity prices. china also wants to join the trade pact which requires agreement of all members which includes australia. friendship brings mutual benefits. paul allen, bloomberg. >> let's get more on anthony albanese. ben wescott joins us here. what do we know about what will be covered in this visit so far? request good morning. the trip so far, is going to beijing and shanghai. he will be at the china international import expo. that is a major initiative of xi jinping. and that he will be meeting with the chinese president at some point during the t

certainly rasmus hoyland is the season is here to find the back of the net in the premier league, and darwin i think that things will definitely get better _ click? yes, i think that things will definitely get better for _ click? yes, i think that things will definitely get better for chelsea, | definitely get better for chelsea, and what has really impressed me is mauricio pochettino's building his identity, and you mention the stats, and many people do care about this kind of thing, and it shows that the game plan is working, begin model is working, and there is a sort of peeling a chelsea that really, if theyjust peeling a chelsea that really, if they just took the chances, would peeling a chelsea that really, if theyjust took the chances, would be much higher in the league. —— the game model. they look at these things and feel them as well, and when you watch chelsea sometimes, you think, they didn't get what they deserved there, but similarly, there is this sort of goal—scoring issue which has been going on for years now and really needs resolving. morrissey put it needs to find a way t

i would think geopolitics has quite a bit to do with it so the darwinism war is still there but politicss definitely underpinning this in my opinion. alix: can i invest in that? is there a play there? >> i think it depends on what your time horizon and what is your allocation range. i look at china as an asset class. it is such a large market. second largest economy in the world. china is at a crossroad in terms of new economy, old economy. there is a lot of focus on the property market but if you look at the end of 2022, 8% of gdp was represented by the new economy so health tech, financial services, etc.. and of course the green economy as well. all of this is very large now and my gas is at the end of the year it is possible we are on par with property or even higher? guy: why is the market so short of china and how big of a swing when the market changes will we see? virginie: most foreign investors have -- i'm talking about the domestic asian market is dominated by domestic investors. domestic investors running a lot of cash. when they returned to the market my belief is the market w

should we, or a form of darwinism and let them fall. >> that was so gutfeldian, don't sit next to anelfies, it's not going to help. >> highest demographic were 22-year-old female, including one that was celebrating her birthday, like the impact is real for those poor girls who probably just are trying to get clicks and likes. >> i went to yosemite and the park ranger tells me he sees it all the time. >> and they do it at yosemite, don't go up to the elk, leave the bears alone, common sense but apparently people think bears are cute and want to get close. >> just because i'm gen z and blonde, i don't do this, just to be clear. i have some common sense, not to throw myself off a cliff with my phone in hand. >> i never take selfies. >> a town in italy put up a wall and blocked the view, leading to too much congestion, but do you think we will see views mars by a win? >> chinese is ahead of us again. they put up the wall ahead of time, even before the camera. >> blake is learning to use the camera, take pictures of me when i'm waking up in the morning. >> closest danger is ruby, my littl

hand, who is ready to ask a question, hello, father fedor, my name is gleb, what do you think about darwin’sthat he was an elder in his protestant parish. and that's it the theories that are presented to us today are not really what darlene thought. hello, my name is nina, i have a question for you: why is nothing mentioned about dinosaurs in the bible? but it mentions liviophanes. do you know who liviofan is? no, when i was in school, i was about the same as you. it was not clear to me how the world could be created in 7 days until i looked at the original, which says that 7 days of creation are seven cycles, so each cycle had an indefinite period of time, and the fourth cycle is the creation of earthly creatures. therefore, when we talk about dinosaurs, yes , they could have been in history, they may have been and probably were, but the bible talks about the creation of the animal world without mentioning each animal by name. since childhood, you have wanted to be a priest, before the divine liturgy, the priest reads a prayer in which there are the words: teach me your unworthy servant, wh

i mean who or darwin may recognize the name jim you don't count okay. is there? there's a navy base named after his father. you're absolute right. all right. so, dom is a staff officer. he's an aide worker that's born out of it. i said hooker would not be in the chain. man doesn't know what's going on. i, to some extent, but he's not saying those orders is my. the oriental hooker. look at this rate is going to happen if we get any evidence of the south has launched this rate on what we make our own raid to write and specifically talks about burning bridges of the james of the the sound familiar to everybody. now the papers of the time were just as partizan as they today they either hated lincoln, they loved lincoln. they fought a war against or nothing's really changed. you'll see how this has become a play that i've jumped ahead of. i want to look at the tape there. papers published june third is an item dated june 20th that they're not now going to capture or kidnap those men they're going to burn the city of washington. how that gets in there, i have no the cl

after darwin nunez had missed a glorious chance to score, luton made them pay.manchester united player tahith chong finishing off a brilliant counterattack. but that was the moment for luis diaz who showed a shirt saying, freedom for father, at the end of the match. nottingham forest prevented aston villa from going third by beating them 2—0 at the city ground. ola aina and orel mangala with the goals as forest win for the first time in seven premier league games. natalie pirks reports. forest fa ns forest fans in full voice at their fortress. they have only seen two league defeats here since last september. and they didn't have long to wait before their team showed there is no place like home. fast starts are one thing, but keeping up the pressure is another. but as a bill for another equaliser, forrest was showing they were defensively on the game too. —— as villa probed for an equaliser. you suspect the freshly crowned world's best keeper would want to keep this back. —— watch this back. but their previously red—hot strike force was being frozen out. bearing

been chipping with lama 2 openai was going to be weak, and now we're going to start to see this darwinism just start to accelerate. >> your premise is openai was already on the decline did we see peak valuation? does this hasten that decline? >> the valuations have been wild thinking about the way the market has been valued a.i. companies has been crazy but i think this shows that openai on the decline shows the opposite it shows this space is on the rise, because it's not just the openai show anymore. you have powerful companies, google and amazon getting in, and anthropic is going to pose a serious challenge. as opposed to saying openai is declining, it's a system of, you built your products on com commoditized soft ware now everyone's using that and get in the game. that's a sign of strength. now these companies that were behind, they're going to be further incentivized, seeing a moment of weakness in a.i. i expect this to accelerate from here. >> alex, thanks. guy? >> i'm reading a tweet from gene munster. sam altman out i'm shocked. he just hosted a great development day. everybody l

darwin nunez put his team ahead with a volley in the 15th minute. closer to the break, bolivian gabriel villamil sent the ball into his own goal. and it was the same nunez, let me remind you, who plays for liverpool, who drew the line in the 71st minute. 3:00 uruguay. the football players of paraguay hosted the colombian national team in this game, everything was decided by one goal. its author was visiting striker rafael borre, who scored a penalty in the eleventh minute. colombia won 1:0 and secured third place. in the ecuador-chile match too was packed with everything. one goal each, but the hosts did it. ecuadorian midfielder angel mena scored in the twenty-first minute and thus brought victory to his team. let me remind you that the world championship in 2026 will be held in three countries at once: the usa, mexico and canada. lebron james of the los angeles lakers became the first player in nba history to reach the mark. 39,000 points. the king exchanged a historic milestone in the match against utah, which took place as part of the league’s i

innovation that i presented is also a one, a very important one that we see in explaining allied victory darwin his origins of the species, has made an argument that it wasn't the strongest of the species that would survive, nor the most intelligent, but instead the ones most adaptable to change. and some historians have drawn a parallel here. the germans were slower to adapt in part because they had fewer resources to do so, but also because their system not encourage the innovation that might have led to the innovations that might have enabled them to win the battle of the atlantic. another key element was the fact of attrition. germans submariners went after defenseless or lightly armed merchant vessels, but they in turn were hunted by aircraft and by enemy warships. those warships were very rarely sunk. what that meant was that german submarines, when they were cenk uygur their crews and their experiences were lost with them. but in many instances, those protecting the convoys, even if their ships were sunk, would survive to fight again. as a result, the allies would accumulate experience a

that i mean i mean we're darwin's tells us where we're supposed to struggle for survival, right? that we have this instinct to survive. and here is this demonstrable evidence that this vaccine can save our lives. and people are rejecting it and choosing to die instead. yeah, the power of this is the power of disinformation and and the point is, these individuals were victims. these are some of the, you know, kind of nicest people. you never want to meet. you know, if my wife hates this analogy, but i but i'm going to use it anyway. she just full disclosure, she hates this. she just thinks it's too hokey. but, you know, i gave medical grand rounds that, you know, we're at stanford medical school, and before that, i giving grand rounds. university of texas, tyler and when i spoke at stanford medical school, i said, you know, if my car had broken down and from a flat tire, you gave me the choice because i can't fix anything. i'm a disaster. so but my car had broken down either in palo alto, california, where stanford is, or tyler, texas. i'd pick tyler, texas, every time because peo

this was the case before darwin. concept of the origin of man from animals, through selection, turned the whole world upside down. instead of the divine act of creation, mother nature, in all her ugliness, took the stage. so hatred is evolutionarily developed and fixed. a completely biochemically described reaction of an organism, an individual, or even a group of individuals to a complex of external conditions. hatred, like all other evolutionarily fixed findings, has an important adaptive significance, otherwise it really simply wouldn’t exist anymore. you see, this is evolution, and you want to get rid of hatred? well, let's figure it out how we generally need it, this evolution. like this , but i have a personal question for you, have you ever just hated, just like that, got angry, angry, i’m just not sure that being angry and angry is just hatred, yeah, and you, man, i’m a big, very kind person, therefore very kind, so i hope not, andrei anatolyevich, but what did a person learn to do before? love or hate, and h

what do you think about darwin's theory? if you light a candle, will life immediately improve?