so here's marcel grossman next to einstein. einstein sitting there as if he's a student again, learning mathematics of curved space time. so what? that i know you're you're desperate to know what is the mathematics curved space time. there's story that you might have heard about the invention of non euclid in geometry. so there's euclid in geometry, which is what we learn in high school. it is associated with things like pythagoras theorem. the area of a circle is pi r squared and most the parallel postulate or most infamously what you could did back in the day. he really systematized the study of jiomart pre most of the results that we know about from euclidean geometry other had already derived. what euclid did was systematize it by saying here's a set of axioms from which we can prove all these other results. and there was always one axiom the kind of stuck out as annoying, like most of the axioms, were pretty indisputable, but there was one called the parallel postulate that said the following thing if i take a little line

einstein gpt is the next generation of our einstein ai. generative technology which means that content gets created for sellers for example a draft emailed to a customer. for service agents, draft response to a customer service chat or emailed. for marketers, generating marketing pages. caroline: open ai says it gives them a chance to learn about real-world usage. i'm interested in the responsible development element because some financial companies have been limiting their use, their employees use of chat gpt wondering about their ip. how are you going to ensure that this is a safe space for your consumers to work in? guest: a lot of what has been covered in the news about generative ai has been consumer applications that are open-ended and have higher safety and accuracy concerns. in the business space, we can really focus the use case, the job to be done on specifically what does the salesperson need? what does a service agent need to do his or her job? ed: the other big piece of news is salesforce venture arm launching a new $250 milli

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connected with the fact that a part of scientists, let's say, came to the united states, the same einsteinefinitely certainly the defeat of germany in the physical brain drain of technology, even einstein, then less about wernher von braun brau ot who actually drove the post-war american technology oppenheimer actually he is an american but we see by these surnames we see that in fact i will say such a very brutal thing that the second world war in the atlantic is a war of american germans against continental germans, and the american germans won it, and the german language is completely and i think that it has lost its status forever the number one technical language in the world, on the other hand, after 30-40 years, german culture ceased to be an outcast in europe, for example , we can say that the first poles who survived the extremely harsh occupation until the second world war simply physically refused to perceive anything in german that is written in german what was reminiscent of german, but in polish schools they did not study anything from german culture, this is fair , this is w

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albert einstein essence of the theory of relativity well, what did you truncate? truncated, he also plays the violin, if you don’t sow, i can explain. the theory of relativity is based on two postulates, the principle of relatively all the principles of the constancy of the speed of light , first the clocks located at points a and b are synchronized, the light signal leaves the point, a at time t a0 and comes to point b at time tb is reflected, and there it comes to the point, and at time t1 we write down our synchronism t b is equal to 1/2 t, and zero plus t a1 / - v², x c², th3 = t - vx on c², x √1 -2² x c², there is a relationship between space and time, that is, we are talking about a single four-dimensional space. well, it's not very difficult. go to the place of the thinker. yes, of course , and embezzlement to become easier by blowing out of the laboratory throughout the school is known to the case. i heard you are in account place of the president of the nto pizza. data height 175 weight 60 abilities unlimited there is such a thing as unlimited limitedness

a smart hollywood actress , her iq coefficient of 154 points is exactly how einstein got a scholarship to study at the university of edinborough, but chose a career and signed a contract with modeling agencies. new york, paris and milan , the fatal blonde in the cinema was opened by woody allen's acting debut of memories. about stardust, vicious circle. the role of episodic roles was torn apart by a frank basic instinct. by the way, in the famous interrogation scene instead of this actress, along with michael douglas , julia roberts could shine, or we are playing today in the arsenal of a full-length star of a golden globe nomination for an oscar, convincingly in the frame and in charity worked with the aids patients foundation thanks to the appearance tree in cannes in the nineties, the movie screening became a social arena on a par with the oscars yes, this is the week of march 10, 65 fatal sharon stone we looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. go to the site www.tvr.by and watch your favorite projects of the agency or news online, goodbye. well, what will

albert einstein at age six. he started playing the violin and later confessed. that it was during the game that insights often descended on him. what other events in the context of belarusian culture marked the outgoing week, we will find out right now in the date of the week section. this week, one of the oldest museums in minsk celebrated its centennial anniversary - the house-museum of the first congress of the rsdlp, which was opened on march 14, 1923 in memory of the party congress, which was held in this building in 1898. during the first years of the war, the museum was destroyed all exhibits were destroyed in 1948 according to the project of the architect volodko. the same house was restored on the old foundation. the main part of the exposition is devoted to the history of the belarusian capital of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, by the way, in this building from 1921 to 23 , the national poet of belarus, yanka kupala , lived. poetic works. the house-museum was visited at different times by many well-known political figures. there is a permanent

has come and it is somewhat difficult the end of a translator that covers the study circle from einstein's works to al-ghazali's goals and the translation of 2240 shafai abu ali sina . my father, one day, this professor also had a history of friendship with the greats of iranian literature during his studies and at the university. he was a graduate student in persian literature and he was a mummy in literature and literary sciences, and he also wrote several volumes of books about tehran. in fact , i used to go from one side to the other for a kilometer in tehran. today, his body was collected from a place . it was formed that he spent 20 years of his life to redstagari had made his manuscript, the main part that the identity of our country owes to all the hard work he has done for us, from the rare work of that day, and i have heard less similar to it in my lifetime , zahra alizadeh . urmia indicates that after about two weeks of supplying water to this lake from sib mineral dam, more water has been taken from this lake . it is planned to use the water transfer plan from the south of west

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the translator who studied the works einstein covers al-falasaf al-ghazali's intentions and the translation of 2240 shafai abu ali sina. my father, one day, this professor during his studies and at the university had a history of friendship with iranian literary greats. pain together i was a literary man, he also wrote several volumes of books about tehran. in fact, i used to go from one side to the other for a kilometer in tehran, and collecting the cake was formed from a place where he had spent 20 years of his life to save his manuscripts. the main thing is that the identity of our country, in terms of difficulty, owes all the hard work they have done for us to the rare workers of our time, and in my lifetime, i have heard nothing similar to jafarizadeh of the sed and broadcasting agency and the report of the weather conditions in different regions of our country . he does not want another summer. hello and good time to you , dear viewers of the khabar network, in the latest images received from you can see from the weather satellite that the weather conditions are stable in almost most

einstein gpt. which has been operating in the background. wow.gaining a lot more information. i think salesforce will treat partners just this morning. actually last night. i feel very confident this charitable trust name can go much higher after this changes they've made. don't get me wrong. i still like the obvious ai winners. i just told you about the great stuff nvidia is in. if you own it, don't trade it as if it were apple, but it's worth looking for the winners from artificial intelligence. you could use ai collaborators that are harnessing the power. this is a very low dollar stock. so i want you to be weary, but bottom line. if you believe artificial intelligence is a game changer as i do, you might want to own the companies putting it to work like adobe, medtronic, amgen, shutterstock or many others we've heard about nvidia's unbelievable event just last week. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> coming up, what's on your mind, cramerica? give us a call. the lightning round is storming the nyse, next. lily! welcome to our third bark-

einstein wrote about your case that einstein wrote about it he came up with a theory relativity and alloweding to another reality. so it's possible. no, yes, i don't know, and now i've awakened my curiosity. i've been reading all night parallel worlds time travel just about schrödinger's black hole and glassy string theory, if that's the case. come on, that's too clever. okay, you've seen adelbert delphi's alien movie. it 's called alternate history, that crossbow killed the fathers of the hamster seed, and they got lost in the corridors of time, idiot druid, but then went back in time and fixed everything. for what retell the movie? i have nothing to do with it, i did not kill anyone with a crossbow. there's a domino effect , it was what set it all in motion and threw me into this miserable ping-pong life. yes, it is true , most often this is caused by a conflict , an unfortunate conflict, a case of a quarrel, a break, or violence. i realized that i know what it was the day before. i quarreled with my wife. tell me everything in detail. come on the day before yesterday i returned home, i d

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a translator who study circle from the works of einstein to al-falasaf al-ghazali's intentions and thetion of 2240 shafai abu ali sina, my father is always with you, one day, the bicycle companies of bo ali. it was persian literature, and i was a writer in literature and science, and he wrote several volumes of books about tehran. in fact , i used to go from one side to the other in tehran, and the collection points for his body were formed from a place that was 20 years from he spent his life saving his manuscript in terms of difficulty, our country is indebted to all the efforts he made for the first time . he was one of the rare workers of our time and i have heard less similar to him in my lifetime. there is that oath, the pleasure of meeting is there. first rise to justice, you are a burden, but for some, you have a page to serve the people . you have a stronghold. you are a friend, and there is hope for you on the other side of the table. there is a martyr in your eyes. dear ladies and gentlemen, viewers of the first page of the program from khabar network, which is going to ask

chemistry in physics , two in medicine, one in literature. world-renowned scientists physicists albert einsteinaxborn werner philosophers erich fron martin heiderger max vader worked in german universities painting architecture cinema amazed with a variety of new art forms and styles it seemed that traditional mores and morals were forever fun establishments where guests were offered entertainment for every taste william a maritime republic some miraculous ferment seemed to be at work in germany. people lived a freer, more modern , more exciting life there than in any other known place. nowhere in my country have art and intellectual life been as active as in germany in the literature of painting, architecture, music, the theater, new schools were born, talented works used to spend whole nights in endless conversations about life in the circle of my peers, who gathered in cafes, fashionable bars in places of rest on decks of ships in the ukrainian region or in the smoky workshops of artists, full of health, carefree fans. they thirst for a full-fledged life in conditions of complete freedom , t

me too once i opened the envelope instead of calling you shoot and einstein about ivan the terrible iu are better than any man ivan the terrible. comrade colonel, i pray god i can't. i wait no more grumbling. lost 20 minutes, comrade. the colonel will not come to life will eat would know who you are? okay let's go. breathe in another place and don't move, i can't do it differently. be patient with the liver for another 3 hours, sergey mikhailovich will find out which angle more clearly grabs your left eye. greetings ivan grigoryevich this is the english queen we have. are you crazy here gone with their creative flight of enthusiasm? this is the winner of the stalin prize , comrade rum. the head of the main board in this form cannot look from the screen into the eyes of his party comrades. here you are always offered today everything the chosen one. i even cracked my back. listen, you are brilliant. dramatic actress and the whole world knows about it sergey mikhailovich i don’t argue, ranevskaya , of course, is a lady, very expressive, but ivan the terrible’s own aunt cannot play brigh

einstein. he carved his name in booth, a guy maybe just a little bit smarter than all of us.st about basketball, we will get to which in a moment. expert, a ringer to give us insight on the game tonight to end it. also talk education. we had undergraduate here from princeton who talked about how education here has made him more conservative because of the group think and progressive views on campus. we just met. what else your name again, ma'am. >> helen. >> pete: thank you for supporting us at "fox & friends," by the way. when you look at the state of education in america today either colleges or universities or middle schools or high schools what's your thoughts? >> it's scary we shouldn't be teaching this woke stuff. they should just be teaching math and english the subjects they are supposed to learn not the ideologies we don't believe this especially the parents. >> pete: parents seem to be pushed out a lot. >> which is not right. >> pete: maybe that bill of rights could change some things. by the way, i will note. this bill bradley player of the year, princeton, 62, 63,

theory appeared, our lomonosov also took part, so to speak, in this matter, and in 1905, albert einstein or rather, not as, but among the five most important unsolved problems in science said that to understand what a magnet is taken from the earth's magnetic field is one of the most important tasks well. after that, so to speak, there were tesla's experiments. many other experiments, in this way, people came to the conclusion. and what is magnetic field and why is it needed sergey ivanovich and how long ago, in addition to the iron mountain in the north, people explained the effect of magnetism, you know, well, really , a magnetic field does not allow a person to feel his feelings. it cannot be felt. nothing. the most important thing the most important thing is when a person understands what the marketing field is, when he has learned to measure it, as lomonosov said, science begins where something can be measured. thank you. well thanks a lot. let's break for a long time advertising on ntv several times tried to find happiness in relationships. and she didn’t succeed , there was intima

medicine and one in literature. world-famous scientists worked in german universities physicists albert einsteinmaxborn werner heisenberg philosophers erich fron martin heiderger max vader theater painting architecture cinema amazed by the variety of new artistic forms and styles it seemed that traditional customs and morality had gone forever in berlin alone more than 500 people worked entertainment establishments, where guests were offered entertainment for every taste , american journalist william shera, who visited the maritime republic during these years, recalled there seemed to be some miraculous ferment at work in germany. people lived a freer, more modern , more exciting life there than in any other place they knew. nowhere in my country have art and intellectual life been as active as in germany in the literature of painting, architecture, music, the theater, new schools were born, talented works used to spend whole nights in endless conversations about life in the circle of my peers, who gathered in cafes, fashionable bars in places of rest on decks of steamboats in the roman areas or

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einstein says the impact remains poorly understood , particularly among vulnerable populations. it has been nearly two weeks since massive storms buried the san bernardino mountains and several feet of snow. in the aftermath, residents have pleaded for help whether in the form of plowing streets, food or even getting medication. vaccines christie fajardo is live tonight in san bernardino county, with the latest on the story, christie. where we're standing actually really underscores the problem. in fact, we're stuck. if we pin this way, i can show you cars are buried. they had actually been dug out. but then the clouds came through and buried them once again, and right now there are snowplows on that road over there blocking it, which is why all of this traffic has been backing up. we told we were told it would be about 45 minutes. then it went on to two hours. but this point we have no idea when we might be able to leave. and here in this community frustration is counting. for more than a week now and counting. people around crestline have been digging out. even with heavy mach

albert einstein said that insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. well, the most recent financial market -- tremors follow the events in california. they are still digging out of the 2008 massive market collapse. the key question is -- do u.s. banking laws still allow too much speculative financial activity and excessive risk taking? just $3 trillion megabanks now control 1/3 of u.s. banking assets. this chart tells the story. that's too much power by too few. the financial crash of 2008 was a harsh reminder that throughout u.s. history, speculators have squeezed through every regulatory keyhole to bring their much higher risk reckless speculative ventures inside the confines of what should be prudent banking. regulators must provide a firm separation between speculation and prudent banking. regulators must provide firm separation. do they hear me? s.v.p. was investing in speculative chinese tech startups. how about that? signature was intertwined with swiss banks cryptocurrency. well, both banks collapsed. history has taught us specula take -- spe

from einstein's works to the purposes of philosophers ghazali and the translation of 2240 includes shafai ali sina. my father, one day, this professor during his studies and university had a history of friendship with the great iranian literature, jalal al-ahmed, the center of the hadi college, who entered into persian literature and with it was also a literary pain and he wrote several volumes of books about tehran. in fact , i used to go from one side to the other for a kilometer in tehran, and today he collected the body of a place that he spent 20 years of his life cataloging its hardships. he had done the main part that the identity of our country owes to all the hard work he has done for us nader karan was our friend, and i have heard less of the same in my lifetime. zahra alizadeh of sed and sima news agency, the increase of water behind the khuzestan dams , according to the director of studies of the khuzestan water and electricity organization , according to the amount of water storage this year, especially in the month of bahman. behind the dams, compared to last year, snowfall

year later , the so-called fgos movement was infected, when 11 world-famous scientists, including einsteinsrussell issued a manifesto against the use of nuclear energy. on march 1, 1992 , bosnian muslim radicals attacked a serbian wedding; in sarajevo, they did not like the serbian flags that were held by the wedding participants alone. they burned killed a relative of the young and the priest was wounded. this was the beginning of an interethnic war in bosnia and herzegovina . the serbs demanded an investigation and punish the perpetrators . the bosnians erected their own barricades. muslims began shooting, politicians called for a peaceful dialogue, an investigation was conducted to find the culprit of the attack on the wedding. it was the well-known sarajevo bandit ramis delalich, but he was not brought to justice as the commander of the muslim brigade in the bosnian army. all these events coincided with the bosnian independence referendum, which bosnian serbs did not accept they wanted to remain part of yugoslavia and the local conflict resulted in a civil war. it lasted more than 3 yea

the time of the name comrades, tupolev well, let it be now, but i saw her alexander alekseevich einsteint he is with this idea. yes, there is a second point. we have an entire scientific center ministry of defense era in anapa where we have a scientific family, and why can't we collect all these guys there business to write. this is also an option, of course, and quite normal, that is, these moments. they are key today. why shot attention to the controls, because the missiles would have been supplies of the cannon, we will make them somehow strange in a soviet joke. what didn’t we do at the factory that we get a rocket? i remember. yes, it was the same. but this, this topic , it is extremely important today, because without modern precision weapons and a modern control system to win a modern war. hard. it's possible, but it's hard. now let's go there tornado get well, there are all sorts of different ones, well, anyway, it's not the case. already everything is already there just with our theme already. you already led by coordinates a completely different expense, another expense at once

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and russia; this is a topic of war that no one should feel. director igor lotenok producer claire einsteingor lotenok editing alexis chavis, scriptwriter producer oliverstone ukraine on fire ukraine is this the border zone where east meets west? this is the flag of ukraine, the blue color symbolizes the sky, and the yellow color symbolizes the endless wheat fields. ukraine is a prize that many bloods yearned for in the fight? the path of the western powers ran through ukraine when they tried to conquer the east in the first and second world wars. and every time the ukrainian civilians of the mighty of this world history does not repeat itself looking closely at the history of ukraine , you can see a lot of reefs surrounded by powerful neighbors. ukraine needed a lot of cunning and art to survive. changing positions by the outcome of history - this art was brought to perfection in the middle of the 17th century by the ukrainian leader. bohdan khmelnitsky tore up the peace agreement and entered into an alliance with a stronger russia just 50 years later , another ukrainian leader ivan mazepa

for the match against einstein, golzo set a record for the number of games for the national team, he 197 matches. ronaldo also did not get lost, he scored a double. at the beginning, he hit the opponent’s fight later, the grandmasters took a free kick, portugal won liechtenstein 4.0, and ronaldo is the first in history to score 100 goals in official matches of the national teams the defending champion of russia natalya sachugova, thursday, defeated colombian representative gabriela camila in the semifinal match of the women's world boxing championship and her category up to 63 kg. tournament. the final of the weight category up to 70 kg is also taking place in new delhi, anastasia dimurchan came out, who defeated the chinese woman, pan zhou, the standard bearer of the russian team at the opening ceremony of the world championship. diana pyatak stepped in the semi-finals of khadizh marty from morocco is in the weight category over 81 kg and won the bronze medal. world championship. among women, it will end on march 26, russian belarusian athletes take a full part in the tournament wit

i have the number of which eisenstein einstein and i said so 905 marina anton region, 99, yes, let'sin touch in our opinion, just put it in the traffic police database, okay? let's take it along the road together and go, and you try this dimon at the base of inmates, maybe he is there, of course, not at the base of spartak fans i will do. and where does spartak mean that in his younger years, a citizen martynyuk of a criminal gang successfully bombed apartments ; i would have sent them to prison immediately after the colony. why, yes , because the humpbacked grave will be corrected, and not a juvenile colony. that is, you offer immediately, without trial and investigation, all young guys to prison. yes, no colonel, i meant that according to statistics. juvenile delinquents don't get reformed go oblique hmm figured out 4 hours. he drove shurik around the city, including bringing him to the bank. where did the shulyak come out with a bag. and, assuming either guessed or saw them in the bag came to the train. under a noble pretext, i found out the conductors. in which compartment? altho

and later the grandmaster performed a free kick portugal won einstein by four zero the first ever footballeigning champion of russia natalia sochubova defeated the representative of colombia gabriela kamilov on thursday in the semifinal match of the women's world championship in boxing in the weight theory up to 63 kg. the tournament is also held in new delhi and the final of the weight category up to 70 kg, anastasia dimorchan came out, who defeated the chinese woman panjou, denominator of the russian team aimed at the opening of the world championship. diana pyatak, lost in the semi-final to khadijati from morocco in the weight category over 81 kg and became the owner of the bronze medal of the world championship. among women, it ends on march 26, russian belarusian athletes take full part in the tournament with the national flag. federation of the all-russian federation, an athletics doctor, an international status-athletic agreed to restore his paws. after seven years of disqualification was only on the membership of the international federation in november fifteenth year on the backgr

einstein's one of the quotes, physics says it's important not to stop asking questions of curiosity.eason for existence. support the natural curiosity of your kids, because parents are the main experts in the life of children and kind, early, belarus hi today we will have a workout on the shoulders. we'll work on let's go. we will perform the first basic exercise - this is a dumbbell head press. this exercise can be done both sitting and standing. the only thing do not take, big weights. the most important thing is the knotted technique 1 kg. i have 2 kg. although could have taken more so the angle is 90°. note. that is, we don’t lower it down, lower here is 90 ° dumbbells. you can go in a little bit and on the exhale squeeze out. we connect the dumbbells, just a little above the head in the middle, yes, we lower it back. the second exercise we will have on the front and middle deltas. we will raise both hands at the same time to the chin, somewhere and not completely lower them in order not to remove the load. we take it to the sides to an angle of 90 degrees, straight to the side.

in the words of albert einstein, insanity is doing the same things over and over again and expecting a different outcome. i look forward to hearing from our witness, dr. john plumb, serving as principal cyber adviser, as well as general paul nakasone, the seasoned commander of u.s. cyber command. with that, i recognize the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to our witnesses for appearing before us today and the men and women you represent. thank you, general nakasone for meeting yesterday and for your ideas on recruitment as well as your suggestions on how we can continue to keep our nation safe from cyber attacks. our adversaries continue to use cyberspace to conduct malicious activity against the united states, its allies and its interests. these include iran, russia, and china. i applaud the department of defense and u.s. cyber command for the progress made in recent years. certainly the change in posture in the last five years has been quite remarkable. as we have transitioned to a posture of defend forward. but we certainly still have work to do. unfrmt the c.