i think einstein -- wells helped einstein -- and then einstein comes of moves around and ends up in newy. and then, he -- so, it's quite extraordinary how -- international socialism helped get people out of germany and the access powers. spends the first few years of his time in the united states, trying to do the same kind of thing -- people helped him get out of germany -- he spends all of this time writing letters of recommendation and making phone calls, trying to make as many people of jewish heritage -- and such, out from underneath the nazis -- and then, i should say, all those refugees that come to the united states, sort of on einstein's watch, those are the people that built the atomic bomb. it's an amazing kind of thing that the persecution of the nazis gives rise to whatever actually makes america win the war and become a superpower. it's a wonderful lesson and why that's not a good thing to do. >> that also comes a little bit full circle -- our audience -- h g wells was actually the one who coined the term -- more on our youtube channel. charles keller is associated with th

the dutch friends telegraph einstein with the news and einstein is delighted and einstein chose thiselegram with the results to anyone who walks into his apartment for the next four months even when he is bed ridden and their various versions of the story. one of the students who einstein shows a telegram to full of enthusiasm i explain how wonderful. this is almost the value you calculated. quite unperturbed he remarked i knew that the theory is correct. did you doubt it? i answered no, of course not. but what would you have said if there had been no confirmation like this? he replied it would have to. our dear god. he's a little more home full and grateful -- humble and grateful and this is am writing to his mentors at the time had deeply and how heartily pleased i was about the news contained in lawrence's telegram does the intimate union between the beautiful but true in the real has once again proved operative. you have already said many times that he personally never doubted the results that is beneficial nonetheless it's now this fact is indubitably established for others as w

his father, einstein loved his father emile warburg, helped to show that some of einstein's theories were otto warburg decides to outdo his father and make his name as a great scientist, doing it not in the realm of physics but biology and the living world. he continues through the lens of a physicist, always interested in energy and how cells use energy. that is the background. someone described him as a prophet with religious devotion to science, anybody who didn't become a scientist, who couldn't imagine it. that is the world he grows up in, we will talk about that more, he does make a world changing discovery. >> a little pressure from the family or not, i have a feeling he was who he was since he was a little kid and it was ingrained in him to be a scientist. before we move on to his work and his lab and all these other things i want to talk a little bit about hitler. it is part of the book, two very different people, in order to understand that relationship, you have to understand hitler's childhood and i learned a lot about hitler that i didn't know the, the kind of child he w

and was a regular einstein. and those that go on to win nobel prizes. and with the natural surroundings. so not is the going to be and he does feel a sense of competitiveness with his father. but that's not easy to do but einstein loved his father and he actually help to show that showed the evidence so saying he will n out to his father and not in the realm of physics but throughout his life he continues to approach biology from the lens that he's always interested in energy. so that is the background almost like a religious devotion. he could not imagine it. so that's the world that he grows up in. host: a little pressure from the family or not. but that was just ingrained in him. so i went to talk about hitler about how to very different people so in order to understand the relationship you need to understand hitler's childhood but then i learned a lot about hitler that i did not know. but mostly about his mother. i didn't plan to write about hitler's life but the more research i did and then they run a collision course. and as we talked about that t

i said, yeah, yeah, franklin, einstein, you. you're arrogant. then i realized that steve jobs has done more to affect or lives than any secretary of state or fed chairman or even president and the fact that i walk around with an iphone and have my gps and uber and everything else. i became interested more in innovators than in powerful leaders. >> but getting back to franklin, franklin was a big believer in the notiond. of being well read. the notion of what you think today. >> this industry was a long time ago when he had to train ministers and >> right now we get it done once and for all for the entire wenter and don't have to save up for every meal. he goes and runs away to philadelphia and that sort of person where he is an apprentice with the publisher with the two people in history and two people in the history and that was notable and leonardo di vinci with the humanity and they go right to the story that basically the reason bill gates created the whole product and everything is done and microsoft word is basically unusable and studied o

einstein loves his father. shows otto decides is going to outdo his father and make his name is a great scientist is going to do it not in the realm of physics but in the living world approaches of biology. and how they use energy a moment describe it as almost a with a religious h devotion. it is the world he grows up in. talk about more sure enough guido. it's a little pressure from the family there or not. that's a feeling that's who he was since he was a little kid. before wee move on went to talk more about hitler. it is a main part of the book. these two very different people tied together. in order to understand that relationship you need to understand hitler's childhood. i learned ale lot about hitler e did not know. the kind of child he was. but mostly about his mother. let's talk about hitler's youth tying it into his mom. i started to write this book they were already on a collision course both are wrapped around cancer reason in a large part by then it cancer is becoming more and more common over th

franklin, einstein, you. you arrogant -- [laughing] but then i realized to steve jobs had done more to affect our lives than any secretary of state or, you know, fed chairman or even president. and the fact that her walk around with an iphone and have my gps uber and everything else it so i became interested more in innovators than in powerful leaders. >> but getting back to franklin, franklin was a big believer in the humanities. i i mean, the notion of being wl read, the notion of what we think of did it as liberal arts. >> it's because you didn't get to go to school. he was a tenth son of a puritan emigrant, and being the tenth son he was going to be his father's types to the lord source paths going to send it to harvard to study for the ministry. this is a long time ago with harvard knew how to train ministers. but franklin, let us say, was not cut from the cloth. one point he said to his father when they were salting away the provisions for the waiter he said let me say grace over right now and we get it

he makes it seem like you have to be einstein to understand einstein. wanted to do a book on him to show that science has a beauty and then after i did then franklin and einstein and then i get a call from steve jobs and he said to me next. [laughter] but then i realized that steve jobs had done more to affect our lives than any secretary of state or fed chairman or even president the fact that i walk around with the iphone and gps and diversify became interested more in the innovators and powerful leaders. >> that franklin was a piece of humanity the notion of being well read. >> and because he didn't get to go to school. he was the tenth son of a puritan. so his father would send him to harvard to study for ministry. this was a long time ago when harvard knew how to train for ministers. but he was not part of the cloth. [laughter] he said let me say grace right now so i can get it over for the whole winter but i have to say it for the whole meal every time. [laughter] so then he runs way to philadelphia. but he is the apprentice to his brother who is

his father, einstein loved his father, and he helped actually show that some of einstein series werehe provided the experimental evidence. otto warburg decides that his if he gone out to his father make his name is a great scientist he's going to do it not in the realm of physics but in the realm of biology and in the living world, but throughout his life he continues to approach biology from the lens picky those interested in energy and how cells use energy. that's really the background. he had consummate discovered is almost a profit with the religious devotion. as i felt about science. he said he paid to anybody who didn't become a scientist, couldn't imagine it. so that's what he grows up in, and we'll talk about more, sure enough he does make his world changing discovery. >> yeah, and a little pressure from the family there, or not. i have a feeling he just was who he was. he was, it was just ingrained in them to be a scientist, like he said. so before we move on to his work in his lab and all these other things, i want to talk a little bit about hitler because it's a main part

imagine einstein being insecureo that scientists will mock me for coming up with something that sounds like religious and beginninge of the universe was created and it was intensely controversial and was and has been and i revisit this idea through the 20th century as they began to realize it expanded from the inter-intimately hat point p and sounds like science fiction. this is what science sighs happens. used to seeing more and more and more and incontrovertible and this is what happened. the horror among many of the scientific community at this idea and b this makes science lk bad and shows the limit of science and shows at one point there was no universe and time space blooming everything in the universe and this is what science says and it was really lateral many, many secular scientific world and makes it look monstrous and we've been saying that the universe is static and it's existed and this points to god and proves to god and points so strongly in the direction of a creator god that it really disturb add lot of the term big bang and he was trying to prove it didn't happen thr

einstein said dostoevsky gives me much more than any scientist.ich arises only from a true work of art, by the way, he loved tolstoy and cervantes and mozart, i have ovechkin vova, too, by the way, loves mozart, which means how will you and i do you will make me a comparative analysis of whites by next monday dostoevsky nights with a two-component, landau neutrino . i named correctly. what is the rationale behind this paradox? what do you think? kovalyov, you never handed me an essay on mayakovsky, maybe you can answer and see it orally. the fact is that i prefer shakespeare to mayakovsky. excuse me. it's better to be a sinner than to be known as a sinner . if it should be judged not by ours, but by someone else's opinion. and mayakovsky's reinforced concrete uncle? it is not true. listen. everything he owns is mine soul. and her wealth eat death to her. the splendor that will adorn eternity, my step into my very immortality, which, rumbling through all the centuries, the knee of the bowed will gather world speech. all this you want. now i will gi

albert einstein you all think that this way or the girls will refrain, we thought and daria decidedtch the tower project on our tv channel. what norms are in force today and for what period they are fixed today, the norm is valid, firstly, i want to make a reservation right away that we will be talking about personal goods sent by international mail in relation to them as of today, the norm of 1,000 euros is in force, with regard to the self-contained e-e norm and e, 31 kg respectively, this norm was extended by the decisions of the eurasian commission, a until the end of march 2023, and if no changes are made. it will be changed to 200 euros and 31 kg, respectively, except for the cost of the norm and the weight norm of 31 kg. there are restrictions. e. i mean, certain prohibitions and restrictions on the transfer of certain categories of goods, and in particular, of course, but the main ones are the ban on the transfer of weapons of all its components of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, including, e, including in medicines, as well as a ban on the transfer of alcoholic pro

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in his career. >> imagine einstein being so insecure that scientists will mock me for coming up with that and intensity reverse as it was and has been so i kind of revisit this idea as we began to realize the universe is expanding and expanding from an infio gnat small dense point. as they began to expand this in science and seeing more and more and more, the horror among many in the scientific community had this idea because they said this makes science look bad. this shows the limits of science and shows that at one point, there was no universe, there was no science, there was nothing and suddenly what we say can happen happened out of literally nothing. no time, no space. blooms time i and space and this is what science says and rattled many, many, many in the secular scientific world because they said this just makes us look preposterous. he was trying to prove this didn't happen through the course of the career and at the end of his career, he really game around to say that, you know, not only are we living in a new day and most people have never heard this and we need to kind o

her mind einstein is insecure that scientists are going to mock me. her coming up with something that sounds like i am religious. i'm saying the universe had a beginning the universe was created. as intensely controversial. it was, it has been so i revisit this idea through the 20th century as they began to realize the universe is expanding. it expanded from an infinitesimal small, infinitesimal dense, infinitely hot points that sounds like science fiction. this is what science says happen. toan the 20th century and began to see more and more and more the horror at this idea. they said this makes science looks bad. shows the limits of science. it shows at one point there is nong universe, there is no science, there is nothing. and then suddenly what we say can happen happens. out of literally nothing no time, no space, blooms, time space, everything that is in the universe. this is what science says it was really -- it rattled and many, in the secular scientific world. they said this just makes us look preposterous. we have always been saying the univ

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we need to revisit this because when einstein in 1911, his equations start saying to him, looks like the universe is expanding, he was such a hard-core scientist and so insecure at that point in his career, imagine einstein being insecure, that scientists are going to mock me for coming up with something that sounds like i'm religious because i'm saying the universe had a beginning, the universe was created. it is intensely controversial. it was, it has been. i revisit this idea through the 20th century as they began to realize the universe is expanding. it expanded from an infinitesimally small infinitesimally dense, infinitely hot point. this sounds like science fiction. this is what science says happen. and as they discover this through the 20th century and began to see more and more important, this is incontrovertible, this is what happened, the horror among many in the scientific community at this idea because they said this makes sideslip metric that shows the limits of science technicians that at one point there was a universe, there was no science, , there was nothing and the

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and i said, we need to revisit this when einstein in 1911 his equations start saying to him looks like the universe is expanding he was such a core scientist and so insecure at that point in his career, imagine einstein insecure that scientists are going to mock for coming up with something that sounds like i'm religious because i'm saying the universe had a beginning. the universe was created it is intensely controversial it was it has been. and so i kind of revisit this idea through the 20th century as they began to the universe is expanding it expanded from an infinitesimally small infinitesimally dense infinitely hot point. this sounds like science fiction. this is what science says happened. and as they discovered this in the 20th century and began to to to to to see more and more and more. this is incontrovertible. this is what happened. the horror among many the scientific community at this idea because said this this makes science look this shows the limits of science that shows that at one point there was no universe. there was no science. there was nothing and then suddenly w

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but back to einstein because more ominously. his letter also wrote some hard truths. where he said quote? people living in different countries kill each other at irregular intervals. so that also for this reason anyone who thinks of the future must live in fear and terror end quote. not exactly an inspiring message for the future. but einstein would be proven right and probably sooner than he would have thought because he more than most probably felt that fear for the future. einstein had already renounced his original german citizenship in protest of hitler and he had left germany where he was living after hitler took power effectively becoming a refugee and eventually landing in the united states. two days before the fair opened hitler would withdraw from the german polish non-aggression pact. and the storm clouds would continue to gather over europe. but i want to step back again for a moment to fill in a bit of background here because what even is a world's fair anymore? well, these things were created first in the late 1700s in france where it was meant to be hel

teachers, do you know the resistance and materials, but if our students resist the genius of the future einsteinsu share not to say your subject is not very preferred. clear. clear. well, nothing, i intend to hold on perfectly. then let's go to the pool to the director. our genius rushes like pikes, and toss a ball to a quark, no one will guess. they call your director a quark, and he deals with quarks in his office. i certainly heard that your school is unusual. well, to the director like this, well, on the one hand, it is, of course, the director of the school doctor sciences professor, it seems, as if unnatural to drive the ball with the boys, but on the other hand, he doesn’t have a cockroach, it’s like it’s too early for the old people to sign up. come on come on andrey come on cute bey positrons, they give me all the chemotherapy to uncover our new teacher. literature has arrived. come here. hello. hello, you understand, serafim vasilievna left us, so to speak, and we were left without spiritual food. hello. antonina sergeevna andreevich very nice. sorry what is it? water immediately water

they also included a letter from the famous scientist, albert einstein. he was appointed to -- he explained in the letter that he put in this time capsule that in the time in which he lived, society had learned to fly. we are able to send messages and news without any difficulties. that is over the entire world. what he is talking about was the radio. it was a relatively new technology at the time. in fact, one of the brand-new technologies that was debuted at the fair was a facsimile machine. it could use radio wave to transmit a newspaper to be pointed out in your home. that is kind of amazing. the data transmission would take about 180 minutes per page to print. back then, you don't need a license. just like today. we are scrolling through the phone to read news. back to einstein. more ominously, his letter also wrote some hard truths. he said, quote, people living in different countries kill each other at irregular intervals. for this reason, anyone who thinks of the future must live in fear and terror. end quote. wow. not exactly an inspiring message

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reflected in the works of artists kandinsky exter and pottery, directors from einstein and meyerhold,iter khlebnikov and many other creators. whose works are presented at the exhibition, but undoubtedly one of the most significant and large-scale objects of the exposition is the building of the zotov center itself. this is directly an example of such visible constructivism and its visible expression, when form meets function. that's because it's real worries either. he was built in 31 and in fact, a due to the fact that it is 31 years old. this is the last such example of constructivism that we can observe in the post. if you restore it and leave it as it has come down to our times. here they supplied it with everything modern that is possible so that some cultural events can already be held here, this factory, like an excursion into the history of constructivism, where all the design and every detail are subject to functionality and the round shape is not a tribute to fashion, but at that time progressive technological solution all communications were centered around the axis of the

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dialogue on the propaganda channel of our all -loved skabeevoi, she commented on the last american einsteinairs, they already have their own weapons окончается yes, i will answer, they have such a peculiar type of military expert, a walking expert, who, as we remember, before the beginning of this company, and in parallel with the general and proshyov, but only a large article in which he predicted without the right, this operation is his daughter-in-law, and ответы Вы you know, they have enough weapons in their warehouses that they don't want to, they finished this war in the shortest possible time, that is, you understand that the entire russian general staff understands that, in general, an american can live for 2-3 weeks zero is written today, imagine that there will always be a hundred tanks in common there on february 27, f16 long-range rockets. kama is what he was looking for . well, what is he talking about? he says in general the face of the general staff and he says it somehow very harshly recognized that the entire fate of the war of the entire general staff, all of putin's regim

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