conclusion are the head of the department of embryology and the faculty of biology of the lomanosov moscow state university, professor, doctor of biological sciences, vladimir aleksandrovich galichenkov and professor of the department of embryology, doctor of biological sciences, dmitry vasilyevich popov. well, okay, these are the letters of the law, this is theory, this is the opinion of specialists, professionals, and so on and so forth, but what about just people? moreover, this survey was done. not in the middle ages, not in the last century, it was done in 2024, here is the opinion of people, the opinion that a child is already a person before birth, is held by 77% of russians, 72% allow abortion only for medical reasons, data from a study by the institute of sociology of the federal research sociological center ran, now listen, just this is a point of view... when i give birth to a person, and there was a person inside me for 9 months, he lived in me, a living person, a small one, that is, she walked around with a person all the time, you understand, can you imagine, there is a living person in a wom

conclusion are the head of the department of embryology and the faculty of biology of lomanosov moscow state university, professor and doctor of biological sciences, vladimir aleksandrovich galichenkov and professor of the department of embryology, doctor of biological sciences, dmitry vasilyevich popov. another person appeared, he grew for 9 months, i i can't imagine it, and i can't, so she lies down and says, now is the very moment when i will give birth to a person, and there was a person inside me for 9 months, he lived in me, a living person, small, that is, she walked around with a person all the time, i understand, can you imagine a living person in a woman, not just some organ, but just a living person in you, he pushes there, imagine what is happening in a woman's head emotionally, then suddenly... "we are familiar in principle, good, good day, and then what can you do to a man stronger, cooler that a woman gave birth to a person, i just can't imagine, nothing, nothing, i really want you to understand me correctly, there is no talk at all about such a ban on abortions, that's not what we're ta

alexander alexandrovich fedorov, rector of the baltic state university. lomanosov moscowy, i am vladimir ligoida, let's try to talk about kant his life of teachings. actually. dear friends, i would like to start with this quote from mamardashvili, as always, like mirab konstantinovich, provocative, and at the same time it seems you can’t find fault, or can you? you know, kant, as an event in the history of ideas, and what he created, is a kind of work of art, and a work of art requires a certain effort in order to understand it, while any. brilliant work of art is open to the viewer. kant , on the one hand, is very aphoristic, sometimes very simple and clear, sometimes so complex, that the thought stops, stumbles, but at the same time it gives pleasure. it is necessary to go back and think again. therefore, if we briefly answer mamardashvili's challenge, it will turn out like this. kant is complexity that strives for understanding. excellent. yesebalovich, what will moscow university say? well, reading any philosophical text, if it is real philosophy, requires certain eff

alexander kaplan, professor of the biology department of lomanosov moscow state university, head of therophysiology and neurocomputer interfaces. his profession is to study the mind, creative and boundless. he works for those who want to understand the capabilities of their brain. however, science still does not know the answer to the question of how thought, which has no dimensions, makes us act. the brain is the only organ that has a soul inside. something else, besides biochemistry and a structure of parts measured by physical devices. inside we are in the process of endlessly forming a model of the external world, but is it possible to do this artificially? why do we see the same reality differently, how do unconscious processes inside our heads control us? a scientist looks beyond the edge that is hidden from us, reveals an unknown part of ourselves that forms a picture of our future. 90% of our picture of the world is a gluing together of disparate pieces of knowledge that the model itself creates in our head. to do this, it pushes us to learn, we always need to know something add

candidate of physical and mathematical sciences and lecturer at the physics department of lomanosov moscow state universityghtning strikes a person, when lightning strikes a person, an electric discharge passes through him, current essentially, when it flows, lightning strikes, it chooses the easiest path for itself, and it so happened that, unfortunately, the human body has better conductivity than air, therefore, lightning, all other things being equal, will not pass through the air, but through the body somewhere into the ground, in order to go away, yes, definitely into the ground, because between the cloud and the ground there is an uncompensated charge, the charge goes into... the ground and sometimes it happens that instead of passing through the air, lightning goes through the human body, that is, ideally , lightning will jump at the moment, but i think that this will not save us either, because lightning will pass through the person, and then from the leg again through the air to the ground, in such a case, some - the simplest algorithm of actions during a thunderstorm, during lightning, what to d

remind you that the director of the institute of asian and african countries, moscow state university named after lomanosov, alexey maslov, was in touch with the studio, by that time developed, very well armored in terms of frontal armor, the battle of kursk was supposed to be a decisive battle, the germans raised everyone they could to arms... the soviet command was not asleep, it understood perfectly well that this was where a strike was possible, from the very beginning the german plan cracked, the germans could not think of any offensives due to the fact that their resources were scarce. much water has flowed under the bridge over the centuries and millennia, but the rivers still... support in terms of subsidizing the acquisition of ships. this program works well and more 100 courts are currently in production. two upper floors were damaged in a gas explosion in an apartment building in perm's kizel. the interfloor ceilings between the fourth and third floors collapsed. there was no fire. firefighters rescued a man from under the rubble. according to the regional headquarters of the ministry of emergen

our studio andrei viktorovich manoylo, doctor of political science, professor of moscow state university named after lomanosovello, good afternoon. vadim franzovich gigen, deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus, director general of the national library of belarus. chairman of the board of the belarusian knowledge society, vadim franzevich. how nice to introduce you! hello! hello! well, as per tradition, we begin our discussion with bliss question: one franzovich: africa in the 21st century. still a continent of problems or a new the engine of the world economy? a continent with problems, but with a very big prospect, if briefly? a wonderful answer to a nearby question. yes, andrey viktorovich, please. africa is a colossal storehouse of resources, in this regard it is a springboard for future development and the world economy and ... and what are the goals to what extent does the creation of this confederation switch with the goals, tasks, vision of a union state in africa? well, the reasons are related to the fact that there is a revision and limitation of the colonial lega