do you think it'll actually make mankind more done or even more evil? every day, the 3rd component in there does ever occurred in this country that's ever been. a problem has been through the systematic desensitization. any systematic human possession of people, and this will accelerate. while it's incredible real quick, i gotta ask you about bill gates. how do you feel about bill gates saying that this is even more important, bigger than anything he's ever developed? does that scare you? i don't listen to anything that man says anything. anything, nothing. thank you. legal, a media analyst line. all. okay, so the industry is quite lucrative with contributions of $15.00 trillion dollars expected to the global economy by 2030. and this income is actually distributed throughout the world with no single country, as of now being able to claim the majority of the financial benefit of this of a i is expected to add 500000000000 dollars to india is g d p. with more than 45000 job postings already this year, india is ranked 3rd and the talent pool did by disapp

for all mankind , christ did not remain their disciples alone, but today, being the omnipresent god, he is present among us who believe in him, and this can be especially clearly felt in the sacrament of the eucharist at every divine liturgy. we don't just remember the events of the crucifixion. christ his death islam resurrection christ himself meets his body and blood in old age, as then, at the moment of the secret party, the ascension of the lord encourages us with a reminder that christ will go again to this earth, but not in modest obscurity, but in heavenly glory and this is the event for which we his disciples must prepare. in the gospel, we repeatedly meet references to how the apostles tried to find out about the exact time of the second coming of christ to earth, but also in their parables and in frank speeches. jesus called all to one to watch. you are always ready to meet him, this requires us great responsibility of attention to your life. in one of the gospel speeches we find such an image. the lord says that if the owner of the house had known what kind of watch the t

do you think will actually make mankind more done or even more lazy, more evil, every vehicle? the 3rd component in there this ever occurred in this country that's ever been a problem has been through the systematic, decent and addiction. any systematic dehumanization of people. and this will accelerate, while it's incredible real quick, i had asked you about bill gates. how do you feel about bill gates saying that this is even more important, bigger than anything he's ever developed. does that scare you? i don't listen to anything that man says by anything, anything, nothing. and that's why i listen to you. thank you. legal, a, media analyst line. all okay, so the industry is quite lucrative with contributions of $15.00 trillion dollars expected to the global economy by 2030. and this income is actually distributed throughout the world with no single country, as of now being able to claim the majority of the financial benefit of this technology. so our 2025 ai is expected to add $500000000000.00 to india is g d p with more than $45000.00 job postings already this year. india i

its conquest deserves the best of all mankind, and its opportunity for peaceful cooperation may never come again. but why, some say, the moon? why choose this as our goal? and they may well ask why climb the highest mountain. why, 35 years ago, fly the atlantic? why does rice play texas? we choose to go to the moon. [applause] we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, becausr that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, andil one which we intend to win, and the others, too. [applause] it is for these reasons that i regard the decision last year to shift our efforts in space from low to high gear as among the most important decisions that will be made during my incumbency in the office of the presidency. in the last 24 hours we haveve seen facilities now being created for the greatest and most complex exploration in man's history. we have felt the ground shake and the air shatt

mankind. the recognition of oil as an economical and easily handle liquid source of power was the springboard for a new era of magnificent progress. inspired by american system. a possible reward for risk, discovery and expansions swept westward to the pacific. the midcontinent the gulf coast and the rocky mountains, the oil industry quickly found its stride and the suddenly up tempo of progress. with ever increasing, improving oil products that kept pace with invention and forced it to proceed at a rapid rate through enterprise and the accumulation of knowledge it has reached a stage of maturity undreamed even a generation ago. throughout millions of years, the earth's formation constant buckling and erosion obtained many portions of the earth's surface. many areas repeatedly covered by a shallow sea, countless billions of organisms died and settled to the bottom, where they became buried under sand and felt there. it is believed the entombed organisms were transformed into oil. accumulated p

and one of the most hideous things that mankind, mankind, that ever seen were watching the leaders as they make their way towards the memorial. in the center of the that is in front of the the, this is a memorial pope was put in place in 1952 that 7 years officer of the bomb went off. it is a concrete saddled shape memorial. the idea is to shield as a roof to shield the souls of those who died under the bottom of the bone event underneath the monument. there was a stone chest. now that stone chest contains a register, a register of all the people that were written russia and took now died. while i can tell you the numbers that all now over 300000 people are listed on the richest. i'm factors who the g 7 leaders are going to pay tribute to on the side of the monument. there are words engraved. let all the souls here rest in peace, which for we shall not repeat the evil beach of the g. 7 leaders as they reached the top of the stairs is going to be given a rece, a white reef. and then one by one vague, going to lay that reads to pay their respects to what happened here in 1945 and event.

this is the victory of mankind, man landed on the moon, but a little time passes begins with a rather strange story, and therefore america begins to come out to book articles films that americans have never been to the moon. for example, in 1970, a book by a certain james kraine was published, which made flight to the moon doubtful. in 1976, a book by bill kaysing was published in america. we've never been to the moon and so on and so on a picture depicting neil armstrong on the moon. our archives were found only 20 years after this event, and in 2006 nasa announced that the original video recording of the broadcast of the first landing on the moon, that is, 45 reels of film, was lost. not only that, not so long ago, it turned out that the technology of the 1960s that made it possible to deliver astronauts to the moon and return them back to earth. today missing or lost is how? that is it is practically explained that there is no evidence that should have been material, that you can touch with your hands, that is, even stranger stories, you know? that a fragment of the lunar soil loca

and if the philosophical natural gondoliers, leading the boat through the drowning world of mankind, like venice, whose oars are rowed, for any prestigious award is a bone of contention, behind which there is a line of those who wants to sell his soul for a million dollars. my name is ekaterina tikhomirova hello every year on the day of the death of the dynamite king in stockholm a. then the donkey is going to a funeral party. music sounds the hall is decorated with fresh flowers cut from the place of alfred nobel's death and all this mourning ritual procession ends with the presentation of golden portraits to those who have brought the greatest benefit to mankind forgiveness of science and the desire for peace, of course, a good thing, but as it turned out to be very controversial among the laureates was father chemical warfare fritz gabber was nominated nine times for the award for literature by a thug for the killer stanley tookey, and this man. as a result, he did not get the prize, but the whole horror is that he had real chances to receive it in the thirty-ninth year, just 3 mo

this is the victory of mankind, man landed on the moon, but a little time passes, a strange story beginstherefore america begins to publish books, articles, and films about the fact that americans have never been to the moon. for example, in 1970, a book by a certain james kraine was published, which put the flight to the moon into doubt in 1976 . a book by bill kaysing is published in america. we've never been to the moon, and so on and so forth, a picture of neila armstrong on the moon only found in the archives 20 years after to be in 2006 , nasa announced that the original footage of the broadcast of the first moon landing, that is, 45 rolls of film, was lost. all the documentation associated with the apollo 11 expedition has disappeared, moreover, not so long ago it turned out that the technology of the 1960s, which allowed astronauts to be delivered to the moon and returned to earth. today missing or lost is how? that is, it is practically explained that no evidence that should have been material, that you can touch with your hands they don't, so there are even stranger stories, yo

like it very soon, scientists will launch in full force that same time machine that will reveal to mankind some fundamental secrets of the distant past. how, from the point of view of physics and chemistry, our the universe from what elements it was formed, what kind of processes and why took place in space at that time, some of the answers to these questions are still there, but mainly in the theory of big science there are few dry calculations and conclusions. she needs concrete facts and clear evidence, like any theory, they always want to confirm or refute it, especially the universe. yes , our modern world is always very interesting and exciting billions of years ago, when there was no planet earth and other celestial bodies known to mankind in out of nothing, a big explosion happened. in the very first microsecond , a liquid gluon plasma arose in the resulting space. the seething cosmic soup of elementary particles and the quarks that held them together, almost immediately formed more complex objects about drones, the most persistent, of which neutrons and protons, in turn, became th

here i thought about the universal mind, and the moisture of all mankind the happiness of all mankind hmm it's good that he reminded me of the bust of tsiolkovsky . no, this is different, this is a copy, but that one remained. yes, now, as in the course of the transfer of shifts, as the key to the tsiolkovsky library. yes, as part of the library accessories, and this big bust has already made famous. uh, skulter shalavat , shcherbakov made this bust, and we have already installed it firstly in the izhevsk people of tsiolkovsky, because they say that kaluga was born tsiolkovsky, here is our countryman but this is desired really give it away, because volkovskaya was born in the village of izhevskoye, ryazan province, a real russian scientist who lived there, only the last years of his life with his fellow countryman, and she is proud, and now the bust was installed there, everything was on when it was last year 165 years. we went to izhevskaya and there this bust was opened. and just like that , he was there, in addition to such busts, we generally set up a school for gifted people name

indeed , will largely determine not only the development of legal systems, but also, the fate of mankind many decades to form the so-called image of the future, in which there should not be a place for the rule of elected places of the rule of a single law for all , which is just what hmm means, it was said in the president’s greeting so far, that this is the world order from a position of strength and domination. they are trying to impose on us who is trying to impose? well, here is the so-called historical west or the notorious golden billion. uh, our task today is to return international relations to their original meaning, to the beginning of equality and cooperation, and not dictate and domination. to force respect, first of all, for the law, its spirit and letter, including the spirit and letter of the charter of the united nations and the fundamental principles of international law arising from it. frankly, large-scale problems in international law were brewing quite a long time ago, as you know, after the great french revolution in europe , that paradigm of a social structure aro

it was a victory won at the highest price over the most terrible enemy in the history of mankind, indeed in the most terrible war in the history of mankind, at the cost of colossal human casualties. no, there is no such family in our country that you were not burned by the flames of the great patriotic war no, not a single settlement where funerals would not come, where they stand stellas with the names of the dead, who always have flowers and where the eternal flame burns. because it really was a victory that no one had and never, and the biggest indignation - this victory causes those who lost the great patriotic war. now claims the title of democratic europe, that's the same democratic europe and europe of the european union. almost without exception, all of it was part of the nazi coalition. they were among the losers in world war ii, they were losers, and they will never forgive us for our great victory, and we will never forget it. because this is one of the most glorious pages not only in our history countries, but also in the history of all mankind. and now our fighters on the fr

. >> theoretically, could volcano eruption emit more co2 than mankind has created? what do experts have to say on that? >> we spoke to the director of research at the cnrs and asked if any type of co2 emissions from volcanic eruption be greater than that of humanity, as they say in the claims, and here is what she had to say. >> [speaking foreign language] >> especially well said. she said that the co2 emissions of etna's volcano eruption is ridiculous compared to the emissions of all human activity and in fact, according to recent data, but out by nasa annually, human activity puts out about 1.5 million times that of the planet's volcanic eruption's, and bookend interruptions actually an important role in cooling the planet. this is not the first time nor the last that we will see these claims unfortunately. here we have two examples from last year, 2022, where users will say mount etna has released more than 10 thousand times the co2 that mankind has released. but it's once again debunking everything for us. thank you so much. we are going to take a quick break, b

we say that the history of mankind should be without war. destruction came to our land by invaders who want not just to subjugate us ukrainians, russian women, russia lies to the world as if there are no ukrainians, if we were not so brave , the russian genocide against us could succeed , there would be a shadow from ukraine and from the whole people , but only a shadow, but ukrainians are infinitely brave , infinitely freedom-loving and we will live and will live freely, even though the enemy uses non-nuclear weapons, the ruins of our cities, which were burned to the ground by russian bombs and artillery, are similar to what i just saw here. it was an honor for me to be in this museum of peace. thank you very much for giving your people such an opportunity. what your people have seen in their history, instead of the normal life of thousands of families, only ashes remain instead of cities, burned wasteland instead of houses , except for lankas. and now hiroshima is being rebuilt as a city, and we we dream of rebuilding all our cities that are now in ruins and every village in which th

people search the pictures of his old friend. have more than what can be imagined in the history of mankind, this is unprecedented, most people have the misconception of selling personal information, erasing the personal information of users is not a brochure of facebook's commercial interests, so what should be done, they model to predict movements and everyone is the best model the next nature is the dolls we've done so far , all the videos we've watched , what's wrong with the characters that most of these companies have. application maintenance, the goal of growth is to make the application when the content is with your friends there is another subscriber for them who, according to all these events, to such a place where it is possible to earn through advertising, all the goals of the algorithm are fed, which decides what to offer you to raise their own house . there were those who found out how the minds of the people, the mullahs were experimenting with different things, doctors, lawyers, and the one who wrote the 747 rockets that they themselves have no knowledge about its technology

the project "memory of mankind" is to last forever for everyone.in's countryside has seen populations plunge as people leave their home villages for big cities. it's a phenomenon that's become known as empty spain. in the southeast of the country, the village of peÑa zafra day abaho has all but emptied out. the youth have left the elderly are left behind. it's a bitter pill to s wallow for lusia nicholas, who runs the village. but she's not giving up just yet. lusia has launched an eye-catching campaign that shows the villagers in a new light. these spaniards bared all - >> including squash farmer juanjo pÉrez. here, the 68-year-old reenacts the pose he struck last summer - when he and most of his fellow villagers agreed to be photographed nude. >> i just had to take part. they told me there weren't enough people. because we have so few residents, i had no other choice. >> peÑa zafra de abajo is home to just 16 people. they bared their bodies to keep their hamlet from dying out. but here in southeastern spain, the nude photos have raised eyebrows.

the project "memory of mankind" is to last forever for everyone.in's countryside has seen populations plunge as people leave their home villages for big cities. it's a phenomenon that's become known as empty spain. in the southeast of the country, the village of peÑa zafra day abaho has all but emptied out. the youth have left the elderly are left behind. it's a bitter pill to s wallow for lusia nicholas, who runs the village. but she's not giving up just yet. lusia has launched an eye-catching campaign that shows the villagers in a new light. these spaniards bared all - >> including squash farmer juanjo pÉrez. here, the 68-year-old reenacts the pose he struck last summer - when he and most of his fellow villagers agreed to be photographed nude. >> i just had to take part. they told me there weren't enough people. because we have so few residents, i had no other choice. >> peÑa zafra de abajo is home to just 16 people. they bared their bodies to keep their hamlet from dying out. but here in southeastern spain, the nude photos have raised eyebrows.

who wrote their names into history by defending their motherland's with huge sacrifices they saved mankindthe civilization again is against our motherland a real war is being waged. but we've defended ourselves against international terrorism and defended the people and will and sure our own security. to us, to russia there are no unfriendly hostile nations, not in the west, not in the east. as the vast majority of the people on the planet want to see our future peaceful, free and stable but think that any supremacy is repulsive in itself, criminal and deadly. however, the western cooperation believes and still talks about the exclusivity. they promote conflicts. they see the hatred and aggressive nationalism. they destroy traditional family values that make humans human. they do all this to continue dictating and enforcing there will upon nations, their rules which is essentially a system of pillage and suppression. they seem to have forgotten what the nazis crazy claims for world supremacy brought to. in this total evil and who stood to defend their home, their motherland and sacrificed

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when i hear progress, i immediately remember the great october and progress by mankind.all studied uh soviet era fix switch try to reproduce. what was already there will be almost impossible. well, it's very precisely surprising. that's just the development of thought. they are sincerely convinced and sinless. they really believe that there is only one way. they know him, they don't even see him. how much they have betrayed all these principles that they have had for the past five years. they don’t even understand this, in principle, that’s a more unsteady civilization than western ones with absolutely blurry postulates now it is impossible to imagine her daughter vladimir for several thousand years, because these people who know how to do it these people are the heirs of the roman empire, who it was believed that there was only one civilization, they are around them barbarians, this is their head of the church. says i am without a sinner fluid look. well, now they destroyed culture, of course, yes, and you did it, that is , it suddenly became clear that if the roman civ

production and consumption wastes, scientists say, to ensure the current way of life of mankind and thewing needs of natural resources. uh, the growing need for the use of natural resources. already 250 years old. we will need the natural resources of the three planets. land only in our country annually. we accumulate about eight billion. from where to production and consumption is useful, some of them should certainly be recycled and reduce the primary consumption of natural resources, so for a year now we have been implementing a project to switch to a circular economy. among its tasks is the involvement in the circulation of useful fractions due to waste from the construction of agriculture and industry cyclical economy - this is not only environmentally friendly, but also economically beneficial , according to international experts - this industry is capable of generating up to one trillion us dollars per year of added value by 2025 world economy. at the same time, we are solving the problem of eliminating the accumulated harm, out of effective technologies for the disposal of aband

ahead of mankind difficult times cannot be ignored, despite the objective loss of moral and politicaladership and a large number of internal and external problems. euro-atlantic elites, not intend to voluntarily give up world domination and are ready to use any means in order to prevent the strengthening of alternative centers of power on the planet . and the peoples have retained their original basis. do their roots still go back to historical soil? this is what ultimately determines the health and survival of nations, our countries, unlike the west, have preserved in this respect significant margin of safety and strategic depth. i mean the connection with the spiritual dimension of the existence of traditions, which in the united states of america and europe has long given way to positivism, the cult of material success and outright satanism , i am convinced that by joining forces, showing courage and wisdom, we will be able to solve the common task of ensuring security and prosperity, as in individual regions of the world, as well as throughout the world. the countries of the weste

i believe that quad will continue to work for global good for the welfare of mankind and for peace and prosperity. i commend and congratulate prime minister for successfully chairing the summit. we will be pleased to host the quad leaders summit in india in 2024. thank you. >> thank you very much, prime minister. i now turn to prime minister kishida. >> thank you, anthony. one year has passed since our summit in tokyo. during this one year, precious outreach has continued and the security environment has become even more severe. free and open international order based on the rule of law is under threat. all the more so because we live under such posh situation, it is meaningful that we get together to demonstrate to the world once again the solidarity of the quad and our strong commitment to our common vision toward a free and open indo pacific. we would like to draw the world toward international community of cooperation and not of division and confrontation. without striving together with regional countries, it cannot be attained. we will listen to the voices of regional countries of

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aware of the fragility of freedom and framed our constitution and they had studied the history of mankindnd noticed all of the experience only had one thing uncommon and it was this. every one of them has failed. so they knew it felt to our country to determine whether people could really govern themselves and have a society based on the idea that rights are not government granted. benjamin franklin was asked if he delivered a republic or monarchy. he said republic, if you can keep it. they knew that each generation would have the responsibility to safeguard freedom and it is our responsibility to do so at this important juncture in our nations history. we have a lot of work to ensure the country gets back on track and i ask everyone to please join me on this mission. invest in our campaign by going

result of the genocide of the american indians, also known as the longest holocaust in the history of mankind, 95 out of 114 were destroyed of millions of indigenous people in what are now the united states and canada, the list of american genocide policies against indians included mass extermination , biological warfare, and forced evictions from their homes. imprisonment implementation. values ​​other than indigenous surgical sterilization of local women, a ban on religious rites and other measures that contribute to the extinction of many tribes. information about the genocide of the american indians is deliberately excluded from the database knowledge and consciousness of the inhabitants of north america and the whole world of american schoolchildren, they teach that large territories of north america before the arrival of europeans were uninhabited, the entire united states was built on the extermination of an entire civilization from north american indians , thousands of prisoners were exiled to america from britain since the 18th century. here are the documents. in 1717, george was the

i believe the quad will continue to work for global good, for the betterment of mankind and for peace and prosperity. i commend and congratulate prime minister of japan for successfully chairing the summit. we'll be pleased to host the quad leaders' summit in 2024. >> i now turn to the premonition of japan. -- the prime minister of japan. >> think you -- thank you. it' hards to believe one year has passed since our summit in tokyo. russia's outrage has continued, and the security environment has become even more severe. free and open international order based on the rule of the law is under threat. all the more so, because we live under such harsh situations. it's meaningful that we get together to demonstrate to the world once again the solidarity of the quad and our commitment to our common vision towards a free and open indo pacific regi on that we would like to drive the world towards an international community of cooperation and not of division. without working together, -- cannot be obtained. we will listen to the voices of regional countries in south asia and pacific island sta

tanner: i think there's that aspect of it, of like, pushing mankind forward. like, the opportunity for the kids to be going to mars in 20 years is very-- is very realistic. one of them will probably be up there. -yeah. yeah. so... -that's what i want to see. wow. -come on, in, guys. -sorry, guys. (laughs) that's all right. my name is jasmine leyva. i am a reporter for the silicon valley community newspapers. there is a lot of stem within the silicon valley, but the difference here is that this is something big happening somewhere so local, and people might not even know it's in their backyard. tanner: conditional. if you-- if-- wait, no. wait, no. if you get number of sps held and it equals zero, sub position target to that. jasmine: what interested me is that these kids are trying to solve real-world problems. even one of the kids said, "earth is failing." it's, like, "okay, well, how do you solve that?" and these kids probably, in the future, if not now, have that answer. tanner: is this correct? yeah. pile. compile. that way you can make sure. this loop, so

this is a major barrier to progress. of mankind, the hallmarks of such an ideology is economic military industrial technological information cultural and structural , including the use of background mechanisms and international regional organizations as their own instruments of domination specific details in regard to specific events can be discussed and hard facts of such actions can be given dominance was central both during and before the start of the cold war. and yet 30 years. it's not chance the power of dominance. their own internal weaknesses and mistakes, they saw in this an unprecedented opportunity, which was presented to them on a golden platter. and this event led to miscalculations and to the erroneous belief that they could dominate the entire world without any rivalry and thus. they started trying to control the world by dividing it into spheres of influence while using so -called anchors and for that matter so -called containments. what they called it became one of the main tactics in their international order toolkit, which they built and at the heart of this lies the

in this way, mankind faces grave ecological dangers, end quote. so these are lines from suharto's 1975 nobel peace prize lecture. and this was not simply a critique of environmental dangers or the dangers of mass famine, but sakharov was launching what he was saying is that humankind in the course of the 20th century had reached a point where all of a sudden it was transforming and reshaping every dimension of life on earth. aspirationally would, in fact, be transforming the whole of the secular realm. the universe in quotes, if we could get that far according to its own taste and its own plans. if we go back to the lecture a week ago about isaac newton and apocalyptic thinking during the enlightenment, you can jog your memories and maybe think about what voltaire was saying. so how off seems confirm voltaire as prophecy from 200 years earlier. about being able to build what carl becker described as the city of the 18th century. philosophers of the enlightenment. but if we read and if we think closely about suharto's words, we realize there's also

book in books lives at home, the voices of people of the past are distinctly heard, everything that mankindone has been preserved, as if by magic on the pages of books it survives centuries. sometimes i say that my childhood was stolen. when the great patriotic war began , i was three years old. the germans, feeling the advance of the red army, gave birth to our children with typhus. i always admire a belarusian woman, because it seems to me that a belarusian the woman hardened her war. in that i aspired, of course, to be useful. if we forget all this, then we will forget the belarusian oktyabrsky district of the gomel region in 44, when the offensive of our red army was being prepared, they prepared such a very terrible place for us. in my opinion such severe it was a concentration camp. it did not take much effort to prepare it, because basically it had to be done to enclose the territory of a swampy place and a swamp, which adjoined it with barbed wire in several rows and to put up towers with sentries, the villagers were all driven out first to the shed, they supported us there at night

everything that mankind has done has been preserved, as if by magic, on the pages of books.eading man survives centuries. in the shadow brings a generation together. appreciate the past for our present belarus 24 every day we learn something new for ourselves a lot of the project area with stable quality, it is rich in vitamins, a d e of groups b and c, and there is more calcium in it than in milk and a sandwich. without it, there is no sandwich and pasta is not pasta, iron, zinc, sodium, magnesium, it also contains, and in some varieties more. the company specializes in the production of semi-hard rennet cheeses, as well as butter, skimmed milk powder and whey powder. today, there are 270 people on the staff, of which we and the maternity the site employs 59 people, which i like the specialists of the kopol branch. ah. this is what they have since the creation of the cheese, they clearly understand and imagine what the server should be at the output and during the production process and not only 1 brew, they constantly refine this moment at the enterprise the quality of the

hmm yes, the chernobyl disaster was, uh, the biggest radiation accident in the history of mankind?the initial period after the accident, the nature of the meteorological conditions, as well as the dynamics of the radioactive release, led to extremely uneven contamination of the territory of belarus with radionuclides . and 46.5 thousand m² turned out to be in the zones of radioactive contamination - this is 23 % of the territory of the republic. lay in the plane of ensuring the radiation safety of the population, developing approaches to reduce the radiation exposure of the population for the post-accident period of the zone of radioactive contamination by the main dose-forming dividing nucleus. cz m137 remained reduced by almost half and currently accounts for 12.3% of the total territory of the republic, which is 25.5 thousand square kilometers. this is also due to the fact that just the revival of these territories is under constant control of the state, the sixth state program is now is valid. what other results can you note. and how much money is allocated annually or in five-

hello, dear rafaeka yuri pavlovich, science sets its lofty goal of achieving the interest of all mankindal is to make something easier to open to him the secret of the world and it cannot be said that this goal was the interests of representatives of only one nationality, after all, we are all we use the achievements in immunology of the frenchman pasteur building houses in the world is impossible without gas welding technology. who developed the russian engineer ladygin and, perhaps, one cannot forget the joint project of soviet and american doctors to create artificial sex, so science is truly internet-national in nature. thank you. thank you. hello , dear areapaks, yuri pavlovich, science is international in its essence, said ivan petrovich pavlov, and it is impossible not to agree with the words of the famous russian physiologist. after all, science is a truly great engine in the development of human society. this is something that can unite people of all nationalities and concentrate their efforts to achieve a common goal. that is why scientists who have devoted their entire lives t