schloeddinger, i am its presenter grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari, and our today's guest islogical sciences professor konstantin severinov.

schrödinger, i am its presenter grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari and our today's guest doctoriences professor konstantin serinov hello this is a witty podcast with you. i am svetlana dragan and today we will talk about events that have been developing for a very long time and have a very serious impact on fate , practically drawing a line of demarcation between the past and the future. who falls into the group of those who experience it for themselves. now the most amazing events. for someone wonderful for someone vague but definitely those that will change both you and your life. i am now talking about the amazing planet neptune. this is probably the most divine planet of all that exists. this is the most nature-like nature, giving birth to the planet that leads behind it opens incredible horizons , opens miracles that can only be dreamed of. this planet of talents, the most subtle sensations of the deepest psychological discoveries and the ability to let cosmic rhythms pass through. it sounds beautiful, but sometimes she can lead you into an illusory world so much to demand

here is schrödinger and i, his leading editor grigory trasevich , the chief editor of the popular sciencet in the bar, who acts as a co-host, we talk simply about complex things and difficult about simple ones, and with us maria kalinina, professor of wounds, doctor of chemical sciences, and we talk about how complex chemistry and physics are in a banal super. see the question welded. we added soup, seasonings, salts, spices, everything is fine, we ate. and what happens to him next why is something less tasty supported for some reason? why on the third a day from such a burgundy fine borscht to such a dubious brownish liquid? all, well, almost all colloidal e systems, e, and, to put it in a scientific language, and not thermodynamically unstable, not scientifically simply unstable, that is, any caloric chemical system. it tends to deteriorate, why but because these particles have a very large surface. and in general, saying this, well, somehow a particle, like people, they love their own, that is, here they are looking for their own particle of the protein and stick together with it, that

schrödinger, i am its presenter grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari, and our today's guest isbiological sciences professor konstantin serinov hello, my name is dmitry bag. i'm the host of a literary podcast with a wonderful title. let them not speak, let them read. well, there is some kind of order, an imperative, and you can’t do without it , because time is such that the visual principle competes for our free time , internet music competes, and so on and so forth, but still it is necessary to consider, therefore, this paphos of the order is always with us , as it was in chekhov's chaika, remember this exclamation, people are lions, eagles, partridges, here are people, lions, eagles, partridges, all living creatures. we address this call to read, read with pleasure today. and i address this call to you dear interlocutors on the other side of the screen, together with e. my guest today is a writer, translator , editor-in-chief of the journal of foreign literature alexander yakovlevich chervyakand, hello alexander yakovlevich good evening, you are passing by in our podcast unde