a freud. look at the university. red diploma dissertation topic non-traditional methods of prevention and detection of crimes. he wants to teach us how to prevent and solve crimes. i am defending my dissertation. in general, it is understandable to use the achievements of modern science in practice and experimentally to update established traditions, if only there is no orientation, which i did not want to say that new orientations did not come. pyotr semyonovich you for starters. log in to our business. look at how we work, and in the evening report to me your thoughts and comments. if, of course, those are agreed, what we have today. well, sidorenko and a burger are invited, in the case of the murder of zatonsky , do you mind if pyotr semyonovich is present, sidorenko, the right hand of zatonsky, used to be considered accomplices, and now a companion. so okay, all the interrogation, do the responsibility, so watch from the sidelines, otherwise you can interfere. sidorenko is ready to drive.

this is freud, you understand what is happening in ukraine in mnogo, it seems to me that freud explainedly and very quickly and in the categories characteristic of him, they hate the outside , they hate uh and they are very aggressive towards putin exactly because they wanted what was putin with them the president, that's what they need, ah, an open, determined, knowledgeable speaker, not as you say the bills that we sent from washington, but a speaker because he knows what he 's talking about, he breathes it, he feels it in this is an amazing, amazing phenomenon of ukraine современно но мне почему такая что это that's exactly how it is, it's a pity freud, not really, he would have written a couple more books on masha as his patient eh well, actually about how ukrainians want eh putin, well, you know, it's hard to want something like that which well, i simply wish, i can’t even build any logic in the fact that it says that the president was challenged to comment on the arrest of some public figures in our country in 2023 and the russian federation is in an armed conflict with its neighbo

i studied sigmund freud on my own.robably watched all the films and read all the possible biographies about him. and when i got to england, the first place i went to in london was the house-museum. freud, however, that day was, uh, non-working. and when i worked as an engineer, my wife once asked why denis is sad? i say, yes, i want to study psychology, but wherever you want over 30, do it. i entered the evening specialty in vladikavkaz, graduated from the beam row, and then went to moscow to get a master's degree. education, moscow highway, economic sciences, and there we were taught by the same montadonts of russian psychology who wrote these textbooks, according to which we studied. and now i can’t. not to mention igor borisovich grinchpun, my supervisor, who introduced us to the psychodrama of boris yuryevich and shapiro, who gave me the culture of individual counseling. these are probably the most iconic figures in my psychological life. well, to me often we are friends, friends, they said, be simpler, and now, it

i studied sigmund freud on my own. probably watched all the films and read all the possible biographies about him. and when i ended up in england first place. wherever he goes. it was a house-museum. freud's truth was non-working that day. and when i worked as an engineer, my husband once asked why denis is sad? i say, yes, i want to study psychology, but where can i go for 30 she said. well, if you want to do it. i entered the evening specialty in vladikavkaz, finished my bachelor's degree, and then went to moscow to get a master's degree from the moscow higher school of economic sciences, and there we had the same mastodons of russian psychology who taught. those who wrote the textbooks that we studied with. and so i cannot help but mention igor borisovich grinchpun, my supervisor, who introduced us to the psychoma of boris yuryevich, and shapiro, who gave me the culture of individual counseling. these are probably the most iconic figures in my psychological life. well, we often friends , friends, told me to be simpl

, that's it, that's how you know, that's what's happening in ukraine in mnogo, it seems to me that freuded very quickly and very quickly and with the categories characteristic of him, they hate the outside, they hate uh, and very aggressive towards putin exactly because they wanted that's what putin was, they had a president, that's what they need, ah , an open, determined, knowledgeable person who speaks not according to how do you say the bills that we sent from washington, but who speaks because he knows what he talks about, he breathes it, he feels it in this is an amazing amazing phenomenon ukraine sovremenno no me pochemu takaya that this is exactly like that, sorry freud, not so much, he would write a couple of more books on masha as he would on his patient eh well and actually about how the ukrainians want putin, well, you know, it’s hard to want that kind of thing. well, i just wish, i can’t even build any logic in what it says . they challenged the president to comment on the arrest of some public figures in our country in 2023 and in russia the federation is in a state of arme

already the germans who are complaining to the head of the situational center for ukraine about freuding. so much less that they cannot be bypassed, the secretary of the nbu of ukraine danilov echoes him. well, what did they expect the number of mines that are on the territory that our military can simply overcome crazy, if earlier there was a hope that this could be done thanks to the equipment that was provided by the partners, today there are a lot of sectors of the front, on foot. they are infantry, because western equipment is undermined one car after another. here are the shots from the zaporozhye direction. it cuts lies. i am the cat the second car was blown up by six armored cars six armored cars two of them were blown up on crosses two on crosses. it got to the point that danilov says they say. but there is no such term for counteroffensive, and this is after the kiev media have been trumpeting for so many months about the notorious counterattacks. and how they allegedly reach the crimea to us no one can set deadlines except ourselves. this is first. secondly, there is no schedu

he quickly say, about what freud you are now bazaaring here, i don’t know anything yet.u'll know everything right away. looks like he's a damn. citizens no need to crowd here, don't interfere with work, we'll write everyone down, we'll interview everyone, who should we let go? wait there around the corner, well, we disperse, we disperse. yes, it’s not a question, the boss sent you that special invitations are needed. i am alexander khristov’s concert director kolya sibirsky in the sense of the deceased, but she found the corpses, she saw the murder perfectly, my name is dmitry alekseevich, i’m an investigator of the investigative committee. now the investigator will arrive there, i will go and get acquainted. do you know what to do? according to the description of alekseevna, you are familiar, if they are there that is, yes, i saw him only once. kolya invited rye. well, rather , kolya had to shoot his wife with him. testimony let me not take you home after you take me. dmitri was sent here. you saw this man in the corridor with a gun. excuse me, comrade, investigator. is

and he was fascinated by sigmund freud's writings, trying to find a way to take those dreamlike interpretations of reality and bring them onto canvas. the dali museum has over 2,000 watercolors and drawings, hundreds and hundreds of graphics and sculptures. but the main part of our collection is the astounding oil paintings. there's a couple that we have here that are the most important pieces in his career that help to really tell his story. "basket of bread," which was painted when he was a student. it's a very traditional work inspired by the baroque period of spanish painting. it was a sort of opportunity to say, "i've arrived as a great artist," and it enabled dali to feel comfortable to move away from that style. another really incredible piece is the "slave market with the disappearing bust of voltaire," which is a double image painting. he's able to show on one surface two completely different compositions. either you see the face of voltaire, or you see a slave market with two dutch merchants. we also have a painting called "the disintegration of 'the persistence of memory,'" and it re

the border of different techniques, in which andriy zagadansky somehow reflects on there is the same freudnd the first appearance of cinematography, but i want to say that back then, from the 90s, there is more , because ukrainian cinematographers cooperated quite closely with the russians. it seems to you that this is a russian film. and just like that in the interpretation of dreams. well, if the speaker for heroes was serhii yursky , a russian actor. by the way, interpretation of dreams is one of the hundred best films in the history of ukrainian cinema. i filmed the film orange winter, respectively, about the orange revolution, too . unfortunately, i looked, i couldn’t watch this movie anywhere online, but there i know that the focus is not on politicians, but on people who came to the maidan who came to protest and defend their voice. and vaglich and black square, 2015. you can watch this film, for example, on vimeo. it is a documentary film. andriy sartansky shoots only documentaries, and he talks about the artist vagroch bakhchynyan . he was born in kharkiv. he moved to the united s

pre-school schools for education in the moscow region , billions of hryvnias and rubles, according to freud tourists. i understand that the blue flag over moscow will soon be rarer, but there is less companionship. please explain to me how this information from open sources, this is the fall of the trophy, is correlated in the reports of western changes of western intelligence about what p p wagner in the practice of financing, why eliminate adventures during which, over the past two months, his anti-terrorist forces carried out a number of successful operations outside the russian federation, which actually took france out of the political game and created the prerequisites for the appearance of statements by the heads of nato security for of ukraine in exchange for territorial services, that is, in fact, diplomatic military pressure on nato countries with the aim of forcing ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table, i explain what we are talking about, the successful nature of the action of the pvk wagner to give things in their own names on the african continent, the nigger was actual

putin's russia, a monument to the designer was opened, a curiosity happened, so to speak, according to freuds monument was depicted the diagram of the sg sfg-44. well, some people think that it was it was made specially, others believe that it is an ordinary russian well, let's say it's not a whip, that is, they took the needs and put them on the monument, the specialists took a closer look and the general public became aware of it, and therefore they were forced to redo the monument in russian weapons are actually trifles since the world began to develop nuclear weapons moscow began to hunt for these secrets and how the russians managed to steal the technology of the first atomic bomb to hunt for technology the soviet union used the entire arsenal of methods from bribery to the ideological factor , for example, a large intelligence network operated among supporters of the comintern and sometimes spies had to resort to unconventional methods , as in the 1960s in great britain, when a soviet naval attaché in in britain, colonel ivanov fell in love with the mistress of the british minister of

border of different techniques, in which andriy zagdansky reflects in every way on the subject of freudpearance of cinema, but i want to say that back then, since the 90s, there is more , because ukrainian cinematographers cooperated quite closely with the russians . it was like this, you know, the only space we have, so when you watch a ukrainian film, it very often seems to you that it is russian the film and just in the interpretation of dreams there was such a speaker, the hero was sergey yurskyi, a russian actor. you may know him for the role of ostap bender in one of the films and also in love and pigeon. films and in the history of ukrainian cinema, i will remind you. this list was compiled by the employees of the dovzhenka center, they interviewed journalists, film critics in the cinema, and there were such and such a hundred of the best tapes , interpretations of sleeping pills, there it is on the 64th somewhere, everyone in gdańsk filmed the film orange winter, respectively, about the orange revolution, too . unfortunately, i looked, i couldn’t watch this film anywhere online,

ot sila was developed in the ukrainian language, and actually the event itself is that the words of freud are replaced by the words glory to ukraine , there are not only ukrainians there, there are also americans and englishmen, and it is so nice when they sing in ukrainian and they sing, you know. well , it's the same thing that all ukrainians are independence day in the european in the capital of justice, ukrainians are gathering at the uaz, organizer ulyana is flipping through giant posters, wooden embroidered panels with patterns of ukrainian regions were made all over the netherlands. these are ukrainians who came under during the war, everyone embroidered their area, we now have 25 embroidered areas, dimid is looking for his crosses because, well, here it is more in the sense of toys, embroidered patches are distributed to adults among children , today is another task, the state flag of ukraine, the column stretches for a hundred meters , they sing the national anthem, and also rebel and folk songs the dutch gaga turns blue and yellow for an hour, cars pass by, even a tram waits pat

understand, after all, in fact, even if he meant something else, but this subconscious worked according to freudause he says the same thing to them, he says, yes, you are fighting for our freedom. you must die for our interests for ours freedom, not for yours, so how much to sneeze? you will die there in fact, as afghanistan was destroyed, as libya was destroyed. the same thing will happen with ukraine, but this is not your concern, because you are fighting for the interests of libya in britain, america chirped all sorts of things there, but you are definitely not interested from here. he didn't say anything of the sort. uh, well, he was a serious person, if he heard everything stupidly, i just didn’t know french, there is such a possibility. yes, but i've seen them all . he, of course, was the enemy, well, okay, but the enemy was serious. well, there we were with him different periods of relations two years before his death, when he went there, our delegation met with him. he said if you ask me what i really regret. i regret that i fought with the russian. well, after that it was removed. yes?

ah, my grandmother on the list of all clients under their nicknames in front of freud was a kind of goose why did my grandmother say that she made some kind of remark to her, and there she hissed at her, saying you went. and who else is there different cats tattered? well, and the like, grandma, well, how to say, in general, it seemed to me that she was in full bestial seryoga. okay, let's do it. in general, uh, between the departure of the client at 17:40 and the arrival, the next one at 20:05 there was another one, which they saw in the schedule, there was no on-air recording. yes, she is labeled as a monkey, the redheads are beautiful. maybe just funny. in general, this is a funny paw of the ear, but she entered the entrance at 17:45 with a brown suitcase and exactly. after 10 minutes. 17:55 i got out with the same suitcase in my hands, got into the car and left. and what kind of car? this is interesting, the car stood in front of the entrance before 20 minutes. well, what brand and number grandmother how long did she go? it can't be. she writes down all such vigilance, scratched, who

film that is on the border of different techniques , in which andrii zagadanskyi reflects on the same freud hmm, the first appearance of cinematography, but i want to say that there is still more from the 90s, because ukrainian cinematographers are quite close cooperated with the russians. it was like this, you know, the only space we have is that when you watch some ukrainian film, it very often seems to you that it is a russian film. and just in the interpretation of dreams, there was such a speaker , the hero was serhiy yursky, a russian actor you may know him for the role of ostap bender in one of the films and also in love and dove, he also starred in a ukrainian company . by the way, dream interpretation is one of the hundred best films in the history of ukrainian cinema. journalists, film critics, and there were such and such a hundred of the best tapes of the interpretation of hypnotics. it is on the 64th place, so everyone in gdańsk filmed the tape orange winter , respectively, about the orange revolution, too. i'm sorry, i searched, i couldn't watch this movie online anywhere, but

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: when you think of famous psychologist, sigmund freud comes to mind. today, dr.dan peterson, his book, 12 rules for life sold 12 with 5 million copies. he has made a global impact especially with the lives of young men. peterson's work provides a blueprint for living life with meaning. but before he went international, peterson was known as an outspoken intellectual. he said what was on his mind and most of the time what he said was controversial. like in 2017, when can to tried to aaron wise using improper pronouns. peterson was the face of the resistance. >> i think facebook now recognizes something like 71 separate gender identity categories, each of which in principle is associated with its own set of pronouns and so it has become linguistically -- has become a parody essentially. it has become linguistically unmanageable. i just don't understand that, and i just don't understand how the government can justify imposing a criminal penalty on the use of words that no one either knows or uses. >> jesse: jordan peterson had common sense, uprooted, though, in the

. >> freud said there are no coincidences, there are no accidents, right? this is all choreographed. this continues by the way right through the 2024 election. that jack smith is special counsel, will commence just days before votes are cast in the iowa primaries. this is all designed to take joe biden off the radar in terms of his performance on the economy, and wages and crime and the border and education and foreign policy. not talking about joe biden, talking about donald trump. so even if the cases all fail, the goal is to keep donald trump not his policies which are popular but donald trump and his legal challenges front and center up until the election where it becomes a referendum on trump. >> the star of his campaign, its ability to finance itself. a third of the money is going towards defenses. maria: the media got the signal, the mainstream media spent zero minutes on the biden family influence peddling so they were successful. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big s

this is the way sigmund freud sort of put it to us.e all have these instincts, he broke it down into life drives and death drives. here is the thing, death drives, individuals have this, societies organizations and of course country. i think we'll try to delve into that over and over into the she because i feel like our nation, particularly the government has delved that this sort of death drive and it is hurting us badly. think about it, massive debt, even more so to finance the government, the fight to quell inflation, probably ends up annihilating the economy. the surge in crude prices and gasoline prices, there is a reason for all of this, folks. i will bring in bianco research president jim bianco. before i ask you about some of the topics of the day, your talk about self-destruction and creative destruction, seems like they go hand in hand to me? >> they do. creative destruction, joseph shumpeter's greatest line is the most important thing in capitalism. it allows us to change. we allow it to change. when you stop doing that your

in short, read freud, everything is written there.liant irina dubtsova. meet good evening huge beloved. my favorite st. petersburg i like the city you hate. i like to do everything that puts pressure on you, i will put on the end what you see in me, strange bets. i play once too. i'll let you do what anyone else will become plasticine, do whatever you want. i close the fucking gestalts so well where you were before i found you. even if it ends badly, i just put this song here. maybe you either don't have a heart or who you are there is? hey, i found you. now i can't see it too late for the roads. i will stay. just next to you here, even if you don’t have a heart or who you are, i’ll score in the sights that you set up, i spread my arms, i will become your zhenya if you kill me, then only with love. if it's unavoidable, then it's like it sucks, while holding, my heart, hold tight from you legs fuse, no, come on for you. i thought that two people were just a set of letters reading a sound, i even found you. i want bad. i just put this s

world, when suddenly fish or whales are thrown ashore in droves and die there , there is some kind of freudeath. i think that this muzzle yes is covered by the ukrainian population. they are not only us. they see. here i am when i sometimes look at their programs. i see that they are each other hate. they have no, no self-love , no pity. they live exclusively with hatred, and there is already something pathological in this, maybe not only someone else wants to destroy the ukrainians, but i get the impression that they have now fallen into a state of craving for death, that this people people society wants one to be no more for that matter too. sometimes you even think, but we are not like that at all and we don’t want this, we want to win. we want to eradicate the nazi regime, but we don't want to that this people should not exist at all, and it seems to me that he himself wants that they should not exist. there are very terrible things here, in my opinion, launched in ukrainian society. look, they say that they are nationalists, but a nationalist should , if he simply followed to strengthe

nearly $2bn this year russian oil and diesel fuel also do not work, according to the trade publication freud. now russia is testing the digital ruble. that, according to the french 24 tv channel , it will help to circumvent sanctions and get rid of dollar settlements, most international payment transactions are somehow connected with us banks because they include several stages. you know when a corporation in hong kong pays someone in the middle east for oil. each of these banks. there is a correspondent bank, more may be involved a number of banks, and somewhere along the way probably. an american bank is involved because it's about dollars and it gave us huge leverage and we basically used it to introduce economics. sanctions as instruments of foreign policy, so i think the more pressing issues are all these countries that are considering developing international payment mechanisms that are not dependent on the dollar. our country is going to hell and we are not going to be big boys. we have power, but it is weakening. we've got something very powerful and it's our dollar, but look what's

. >> when you think of famous psychologist sigmund freuds to comes to mind. carl jung. well, today, dr. jordan peterson, his book, 12 rules for life, sold 5 million copies, just a few more than 5 m how illii saved the world. he's made global impact, especially in the lives of young men. peterson's work provides a blueprint fo r living lifemeanin with meaning. but beforeg. he went international, peterson was known as an outspoken intellectual. knowpoke he said what was on hio mind. and most of the time, what he said wasf thtime wha controvers >> like in 20 17, when canada tried to criminalize using improper pronouns. >> peterson wa wiss the face of the resistance. >> i think facebook now recognizes something likeething 71 separate gender identity categories, each of whichn set in principle is associated with its own set of pronouns. ofuns and and so it's become what linguistically, it's become a parody. essentially, it's become linguistically unmanageable. i just don't understand that. sh and i don't understand how the government can justifyst imposing a criminal penalty

he knows things from plato to freud that few other people know. and he also has a broad interest in peoples and cultures and a close relationship with people of the chrome reservation in eastern montana. -- crow reservation in eastern montana. he is bit they -- written a book about that. as recently when he was coming back from visiting his friends on the reservation. had a wonderful reunion them. not too long after that, i started reading this book you mentioned. host: you've dropped a couple of hints and i am been doing some math. that puts you in the 73 -77-year-old range. am i right? guest: 75. host: next call for 75-year-old david quammen. caller: good afternoon. thank you for taking my call. we are having a discussion in the country today. i would like to ask your guests this question. how many genders are there? listeners need to be educated. how many genders are there today? host: is that something you address it all? guest: it is not. thank you for another hand grenade. i am not going to answer that russian. -- that question. i am going t

course, culminating in the federalist papers and the american constitution and going on to marx and freudand recent thinkers. the university got rid of that in the 1980's as a result of pressure from critics on the left that said, why this emphasis on western institutions? we should be studying china, india, the muslim world. that is reasonable. i think you need this basic understanding of other civilizations, but it should not come at the expense of understanding those western institutions that are the basis for our commonly held beliefs in our own american democracy. that is simply not taught in many schools today. i think that is one of the reasons you can get away with making so many bad historical arguments in the political debate, because people civilly do not understand their own history. >> in fact, you write in "origins of political order" i am paraphrasing you, but a lot of historical writing has been characterized as odtaa. what does that mean? >> yes, those letters stand for one damn thing after another. a lot of history is just recitation of this king came to power, then he w

course, culminating in the federalist papers and the american constitution and going on to marx and freudand recent thinkers. the university got rid of that in the 1980's as a result of pressure from critics on the left that said, why this emphasis on western institutions? we should be studying china, india, the muslim world. that is reasonable. i think you need this basic understanding of other civilizations, but it should not come at the expense of understanding those western institutions that are the basis for our commonly held beliefs in our own american democracy. that is simply not taught in many schools today. i think that is one of the reasons you can get away with making so many bad historical arguments in the political debate, because people civilly do not understand their own history. >> in fact, you write in "origins of political order" i am paraphrasing you, but a lot of historical writing has been characterized as odtaa. what does that mean? >> yes, those letters stand for one damn thing after another. a lot of history is just recitation of this king came to power, then he w

freud. >> why not >> my father told me that i was -- i got a "b" in fourth grade, and he said, that isnd of the bs you come home with another "b," let me tell you what happens and so i didn't. >> there's the story of jim's life in 30 seconds >> that's why i'm a pathetic parody of the human mind, frankly. >> pathetic parody of the human mind okay >> and a dollar sign represented by a man can we please go on? get heme out of this >> i'm going to get you out of it i'm coming back to t-mobile because there is something else in this press release that is worth noting, and it is more reflective of the heightened level of competition between t-mobile, at&t, verizon, comcast, and charter what it takes to attract and retain customers is materially more expensive than it was just a few quarters ago, writes mike seifert. "we have been outrunning this trend by accelerating merger synergies and building our high-speed internet business faster than expected and outperforming in a few other areas. but he goes on to say, "however, it's clear that doing everything we're doing and just doing it faster i