with you, the podcast of the schludinger code and i am its presenter grigory tarasevich, editor-in- chiefthe popular science magazine codeshodinger and my co-host, the real cat bari, our podcast at the popular science of how just understands complex things and how to see complexity in very simple and mundane things. and today we have a wonderful guest, maria kalinina, doctor of chemistry, professor of the russian academy of sciences, leading researcher at the frunkin institute of physical chemistry and electrochemistry, and spoke out. hello absolutely right. and today we will talk on the one hand about very difficult chemistry and simple things, for example, about the court. let's try to tie them together, let's start with the soup. well strength i certainly do, yes, you love to cook soups. well i'm probably like everyone else, like most of the housewives in our country, first of all, i cook. borsch cabbage soup in a hodgepodge, well, occasionally pickle. well, where to start more you can remove from the broth quite right. and what is broth from the point of view of colloidal chemistry, b

hello with you, the schrödinger code podcast and i am its host grigory tarasevich, the editor-in- chiefgazine, you won’t believe the schrödinger code either, and today we will speak unexpectedly in cats and together with our guest miroslav volkov , a professional zoopsychologist. we'll talk about what our fluffy. these are the ones that run, purr, and meow, in fact. this is a big serious scientific topic miroslav once again. hello. hello. let's start with history, look. here is a popular book often write code was homemade then and there then, then, how did people even know, when and where was the domestic cat for a start , we need to understand what domestication is, that is, and this is the process when the cat came to our house, and we began to perceive it as? well , for example, family members or when only we began to get to know her and select individuals from the wild. ah, on the basis of loyalty to a person, not applying. this is an animal for some purpose. and for example, the most banal and most dominant theory that we now think is the protection of grain. when we already settle

noah magazine here is oneger grigory tarasevich my knowledgeable very smart calm cat bar.y. the chinese sage confucius said that studying and not thinking is an empty occupation, but thinking and not studying is a dangerous occupation. hello, today we gathered our thoughts about what kind of education we need valery aleksandrovich fadeev adviser president of the russian federation konstantinovich mogilevsky deputy minister of education and science, dear friends. i am glad to welcome you good mood good theme. you know, since the ministry of education science. i want to start with one quote about science. konstantin nikolaevich leontiev once said that science should develop in a spirit of deep contempt for its practical usefulness. i would like to ask you to comment on this phrase to reflect. as far as valensievich can agree with her, there are one very rational consideration in response to reproaches that the fundamental sciences. eating a lot of money is the idea that max faraday recaptured all investments long ago. these are the people who were involved in electricity and

hello with you schrödinger code podcast and i am its presenter grigory tarasevich editor-in-chief ofchrödinger code and my co-host the real cat bari our podcast from popular science about how to simply understand complex things and how to see complexity in very simple and everyday things. and today we have a wonderful guest maria kalinina doctor of chemistry, professor of the russian academy of sciences, leading researcher at the frunkin institute of physical chemistry and electrochemistry, let's talk. hello absolutely right. and today we will talk on the one hand about very difficult chemistry and other simple things, for example, about soup. let's try to tie them together. let's start with soup. well, all of you have ever, at least eaten soup, and sometimes cooked already . of course, yes i cook soups. well, i, probably, like everyone else, like most of the housewives in our country, first of all i cook, borscht cabbage soup in a hodgepodge. uh, well, occasionally a pickle. well, what starts more will be shy with the broth quite right. and what is the broth in terms of colloidal ch

with you is a podcast of schrödinger's cat and i am its host grigory tarasevich, along with my friendt science and adventures to the hero of russia , cosmonaut sergei kut sverchkov a. still, like -35, what is a strong wind, and you without a tent? how did you warm yourself, how would you rest, it is very easy to warm yourself with the heat of your own body to have a suit, so yes. it's the special suits they're designed for, and i say if you're going, uh, for an adventure. you better think about the conditions that you will have to wait in advance, what the suit is made of. that is, that there is a climbing suit for high-altitude ascents for life literally at heights. uh, above six seven thousand meters. there pooh sleeping bag, designed for temperatures down to -45. that is, in principle, but it was possible, well, as not even that it was possible, we took off the down suit before climbing into the sleeping bag, because if you climb into the down suit, the sleeping bag it will be very hot, even minus 35 these costumes are generally russian-made. and there are russian companies that ma

the schrödinger code podcast is with you and i am its host grigory tarasevich chief editor of the populardinger code and our guest is a wonderful expert miroslav volkov, a zoopsychologist, and by chance, completely by chance, under the casting from schrödinger, we are talking about cats. a question about the metaphorical role of a cat. who is this anyway? it's something very homely very childish very spontaneous. there is some kind of universal image of a cat in these meme metaphors. it seems to me that the universal image of a cat is very well described by kipling, and a cat that walks by itself, but it is described there, i would say close to ideal, because indeed it is the cat does not shoot. she's great in her own way, babysitter. she keeps the hearth, but at the same time walks by herself. that is, it is a little independent of the century, that is, it cooperates with us on a number of conditions, but at the same time it remains, uh, a little apart. yes, that is, you understand, we like it precisely because of its independence. it seems to me, because there is some kind of mystery in