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hello, this is the podcast of schrödenger's cat, and i am its host, grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief and my co-host, the real cat bari. our podcast is about popular science , from how easy it is to understand complex things to how to see complexity in very simple everyday things, and today we have a wonderful guest maria kalinina, doctor of chemical sciences, professor of russian academy of sciences, leading researcher at the frumkin institute of physical chemistry and electrochemistry , grigory, yes completely, absolutely true, and today we will talk on the one hand about very complex chemistry and about very simple things, for example, about soup, let's try to tie them together , yes, we'll try, let's start with soup, well, all of you have at least eaten soup, and sometimes cooked soup, you cook soups, i, of course, yes, but what kind of soups do you like to cook? well, i, probably like everyone else, like most housewives in our country, first of all cook borscht, chi, solyanka, well, occasionally karasolnik, well, where does borscht begin, borscht begins with broth. that's right,

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[000:00:00;00] hello, this is the podcast schrödinger's cat, and i am its host, grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chiefof the popular science magazine schrödinger's cat, and we simply talk about complex scientific things, we talk scientifically about very simple things, and today we will talk about, it would seem that such a simple thing as plastic, it is everywhere in furniture, in bags, in packaging , everywhere, but is it safe, is it good or vice versa, is it so scary, we have two guests, one guest is artist, yulia che, hello, yulia, hello, another guest of the academy is alexey romovich khakhlov, head of the department at moscow state university, a scientist who works, among other things, with polymers and knows proplastics well from the inside at the molecular level. hello, hello, and my first question is a little philosophical. is plastic good or bad? here is alexey ramovich. plastic, of course, is good. the polymer industry began to develop about 100 years ago, and over these 100 years , the objects around us have changed beyond recognition, whereas before it was all mostly wood, well, some kind