now he is acquiring philosophical topics. let's get to the goal of the program, that only the audience is going to get to know or not to get a critical insight and thinking . many of the schools that you said have a critical point of view, there are some of them that i am on the list. i was watching your program . they are a school of criticism. we are only supposed to get acquainted with the schools of philosophy, as you say, from the point of view of entertaining products or not, a viewer should also find a critical thinking. look at the structure of each episode , it has 3 parts, that is, we are in each episode. the conversations that have been designed and the item has 3 parts. first , we will analyze the first part. let's come now to this philosophy let's recognize this phenomenon of popular culture . the next phase is the critical phase. now let's criticize these debates . for example, sir, in ping floyd aria, do we believe in pluralism or not , do we believe in postmodernism or not? what criticisms? there is postmodern

philosophers 500. his novels, this frenchman brought out a married couple of philosophers under the recognizable pseudonyms of “jean, sol parterre” and limona de boudaar. boris vyaan. in the picture in 1775, amateur artist alexander duplicy depicted him entering the sleep of the gods while still alive. he died 3 years later at the age of 84. philosopher from atrist. this russian philosopher of the 20th century is ivan ilgin, that’s right, pushkin’s things are 500. auction 2400 for you yuri 1300 for dmitry 2600 for konstantin’s bid vabank vabank konstantin well, we play vabank in 1828 on a walk through the peter and paul fortress pushkin vyazimsky picked up several pine chips and stored them as relic in a sealed box of wood chips by american sculptor hareisho greenough depicted this president on a throne modeled after a statue of olympian zeus, although the depicted himself refused to become a monarch. george washington, that's right. pushkin's belongings 400. during the trip to arzrum, the commander of

on in fact, socrates is one of the most atypical philosophers, a philosopher who did not write philosophicalere at the end of prison before his death, he wrote a little poetry, he wrote a fable, he wrote a hymn in the apalon part, but if you think about it , it’s as if, in essence, there cannot be such a philosopher, what is the main task of philosophers to express their views in writing, and he has a different method, precisely this very oral, oral dialogue. in these dialogues, if by the way you read it, interestingly, carefully read these dialogues, as socrates predicted them, well, the early ideologists said plato, the early ideologists of plato are considered relatively authentic in terms of conveying the view of socrates, that’s where, say, the topic of the dialogue is taken, some value, say, wisdom or courage or piety, and never in the end they don’t find this definition, somehow something always got in the way, they have to leave, so they search, search, search, this is the starting point here, socrates does not give recipes, he is the one who, as they say, excites the mind, the mind

he is a philosopher at unc-chapel hill. and 20 years ago now published quite a famous paper like philosophy. you know, called it's not my fault. and the argument was that although it seems many people, including to him, that we are morally obligated not to do really bad, like drive a gas guzzler. so here's the example i came up with said, think of the worst car you can imagine, the least efficient car you can imagine. now think of this hobby of just driving it around to no in particular it's probably talking about that car so that activity he calls joy gosling and on his a joy guzzle emits something like 14 kilograms of co2 now doesn't really hard to understand like what that means we're going to come back to that but he's like look that's feels like 14 kilograms of co2 you did not need to emit so you shouldn't it like you have a duty not to joy guzzle. but here's the thing carbon cycle is incredibly complex in our atmosphere is absolutely massive so we can talk about this more because some people really want to like down o

the story in the basement, the scene of the death of the dutch, dutch-jewish, if you like, the philosopherot, yes, pantheism, i once knew this very well, natura naturans, natura naturata, creative nature, created nature, this man, immersed in philosophical abstractions , dies, suddenly at the moment of his death the artist rubins appears, this clearly it couldn’t be, it ’s not that babel is modifying his life, rearranging something, this is the 16th century, how to be here, why, why is this being done? well, yes, indeed, rubins, who died, if i memory serves me right, 37 years before spinoza’s death, nevertheless, in babel’s story he finds himself at the philosopher’s bedside, but you know, babel in the second half of the thirties said: “literature consists of three phenomena: firstly, real life, we must very it’s good to know real life. this also means that in 1937 , on september 28, at a meeting with young writers, he said that if i found this smart reader, then i immediately think about how i can deceive him, that is, i. i guessed it, that's it, you guessed it, you see, in such a paradox

philosophically, what's coin: agenda? philosophically, what's auoin on agenda?ng on here is a shift - agenda? philosophically, what's going on here is a shift from - going on here is a shift from the previous conservative orthodoxy of limited government to what's now sometimes called "common—good conservatism", which is an idea really of actually using the government in a more proactive way for right—wing or conservative policy goals. and so that's very in line with, you know, the kind of president that trump is running to be, which is not your ronald reagan "the government is the problem" — it's actually — everything trump says is, "i am your solution." trump says is, "i am your solution-"— trump says is, "i am your solution." , , ., solution." interesting. if you were to take _ solution." interesting. if you were to take the _ solution." interesting. if you were to take the agenda - solution." interesting. if you were to take the agenda for| were to take the agenda for project 2025 and put it up against the agenda for the republican party going into the conven

, a philosopher who did not write philosophical works, and in general wrote almost nothing, there undern prison before his death, he wrote a little of the elements, he wrote a fable, he wrote a poem in part of the palon, but in general, if you think about it, as if in essence, there cannot be such a philosopher, which is the main task of philosophers, to express their views in writing, and he not another method, it is this very oral, oral dialogue, in these dialogues there is... socrates does not give a recipe, he is the one who, as they say, excites the mind, excites the mind goes away, for this, by the way, many did not like him , but - the irony of socrates, of course, is a topic that cannot be avoided, not only maeutics, but irony and dialectics are also elements of the socratic method, and dialectics is understood not in the hegelian sense and not in the marxian sense, but as unity, the struggle of opposites. they simulate some situations, such as in the apology, all the inhabitants of athens improve the young men, and i spoil them, corrupt them, and what about horses, horses, ever

has a new shmake, and who is the philosopher?orever, apply right now. it worked professionally, but it’s unclear why if they had a gun. let's catch it and ask. stand. a criminal case has been initiated against you. certainly. the agent must be destroyed, let's go, it's time to stop shilov, this is already a political question. zheka, what would you do in their place if you knew exactly the locations. i could make a killing out of a fly, especially since the wind is right. cop wars, today at 16:45 on ntv. kingfisher, new season. today at 14:00 on ntv. the tasty calendar returns to a tasty point. and i i didn’t forget anything here, i didn’t forget to show the x5 club card at the crossroads or pyaterochka, i didn’t forget to get a cashback up to 50% package with the service, i didn’t forget the discounts and i didn’t forget my chance to win prizes either, it seems you forgot something, you forgot, show card, use the x5 club card, even more benefits with every purchase, x5 club card, such benefits will not be forgotten, hello, my na

philosophically, what is going _ this agenda? philosophically, what is going on _ this agenda?s going on here is - this agenda? philosophically, what is going on here is a - what is going on here is a shift from the previous conservative orthodoxy of limited government to what is now sometimes called common good conservatism, an idea of using the government in a more proactive way for right wing or conservative policy goals and so that is very in line with the kind of president trump is running to be, which is not your ronald reagan saying the government is the problem but everything trump says is i am your solution.— your solution. that is so interesting. _ your solution. that is so interesting. if _ your solution. that is so interesting. if you - your solution. that is so interesting. if you want | your solution. that is so l interesting. if you want to take the agenda from project 2025 and put it up against the agenda for the republican party going into the convention next week, how similar are they? i mean, there are definitely some areas where there are gaps. abortion is d

next to me, one of them is a pusta of an ancient chinese thinker and philosopher.onor. what's his name? victor, you pressed the button. victor, what if i ask you to name the second most famous chinese thinker and philosopher? well, even right away i i probably won’t name it, but let’s make sure this answer is correct and look at the screen. what public transport is it used for? traffic light, cable car, so andrey, maybe for trains, the traffic light is not used for trains, alas, i cannot accept this answer as correct, victor, i think it is used for the tram, probably, victor, explain how it works, this is how i tram, how do i understand where, what , how, when these two white dots are lit, one above the other, then they mean that it is necessary, that you can pass when they say there are two dots on the side, this means that you need to stop. the explanation is a little dubious, here is your answer - absolutely correct, this traffic light is used for tram traffic. sixth question: here is part of a poster for a film shot jointly with soviet and indian filmmakers bas

, he did not write anything, not quite so, yes, some texts, but not of a philosophical nature.teresting anyway, maybe. let's get back to this, you know what the first question is, for you personally, even if we abstract ourselves from purely professional pursuits as much as possible, first of all, socrates is who, alexey pavlovich, meme, generally speaking, because that there is not only socrates, the ancient greek, but there is also the moscow socrates, nikolai fedorov, and the georgian socrates, mirab mamadashvili, that is, socrates was usually called a person who... prefers oral culture to written culture, who remained in culture as a storyteller, as an interlocutor, and not as the author of a multi-volume collection of works, and here, again, if we turn to one ancient russian text, here is gelyan mikhailovich prokhorov published, yes, about plato and pythagoras, plato proclaimed in good words, but pythagoras preferred for the better to remain silent, because further. “socrates would have been flogged with a completely impossible chatter, well, in fact, socrates is, first of

broth, let it cook, let them do whatever they want, at least they are trying to figure out the philosopher'swell, it seems to me that the times of freemasonry, any significant political project or political influence, they have passed, real politics is now being done in other places. this was a history podcast. russia-west on the swing of history, they talked about the freemasons, pyotr romanov was with you. and sergey soloviev, study history with us. all episodes of the historical podcast russia west on the swing of history can be viewed on the website of channel one. .ru. hello, my name is still dmitry bak, here, as always, right now is the next episode of a literary podcast, which, as you, of course, remember, is called let them not say, let them. read, today we will talk about an author who was unusually popular in the first years after the revolution or one might say in the first two decades, then it was semi-banned or completely banned during soviet times, also for several decades, then again it was very popular, and this author turns 130 years old on july 12, this is isaac immanuilovi

his teaching became the basis of a philosophical system named by his honor, what is his name?ilosopher, well , i probably won’t even name it right away, but maybe let’s make sure this answer is correct and look at the screen, this is either a chinese philosopher, confusion, for what public transport is such a traffic light used, a cable car, so maybe for trains there is a traffic light from... there are two dots on the side, then this means that you need to stop. the explanation is a little dubious, here is your answer - absolutely correct, this traffic light is in use for tram traffic. sixth question: before you is part of a poster for a film shot jointly with soviet and indian filmmakers based on the travel notes of the tver merchant, as the traveler was called, ivan? i don’t know, just, just ivan, yes, you have it. also the wrong answer, victor, over to you, i don’t know, alas, i will consider this as the wrong answer, yulia, you have the opportunity, maybe it’s vaskadaga, it’s accepted, but alas, the same question hangs up in the teachers’ room, yulia, tell me if there is

they are poets, philosophers, philosophers, and university professors . poets lived there during taj and shahrara years. 58 god's mercy will die, and maybe 30 years, maybe even more, the royal master will be with them. the first character of this documentary is ostad shahi and the second person, unlike ostad shahi , did not know the taj shura at all. hojjat al-islam is sheikh mahdi henaei of karbala. he is also a great mystic they are teachers of ethics. they have works in literature. they are fluent in arabic and persian literature. we only translated the poems and said, "well, we don't care. you tell me what this means, and they are very, very true to confirm these poems, and it is very strange for them that the next person is professor manouchehr sadoughi saha." they are from the famous sadouqi family in ardabil and... they themselves are philosophers , mystics, and know literature. i can say that the greatest living exponents of ardabil are professor mohammad baqer tamdani professor dawood. haghigi professor dawood alizadeh and haj alireza esfandiari.

the french element of the group is headed up by the famous pro- war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy who is the president. the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kaplin, who is member of the staunchly establishment council of foreign relations and attached to harvard university's belfast center, where he created the rakanati. caplin intelligence fellows program. as is well known, the harvard kennedy school, in which this program is based, is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials, including lieutenant general graham lam, former director of the united kingdom special forces. general. stanley mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command, general david petraus, former director of the central intelligence agency, robert richard, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with western m

liberal publication, has been actively discussed on the internet, baumeister is called a political philosopherne of the main public intellectuals of ukraine. many... at least in my bubble, i 'm terribly sorry, so maybe it's not representative, but it really is, so carefully asking, who is thisster? well, well, to be honest, i had not even heard of this person before, that is, who is he, well, i apologize, his views are absolutely not interesting to me personally, i was not interested, and here i want to make corrections, so be it. where is my personal point of view regarding persons with a ukrainian passport, i would say so, that is, i would not, that is, we must understand that these are people who left ukraine, who are sitting somewhere over the hill, as they say, who pour dirt on our country, our values, our army very often, they lie, they promote russian narratives, so you know... to call such people ukrainian politicians or ukrainian philosophers or ukrainian there, well, i don’t know, political scientists, well, ukrainian ones, it seems to me that these are those who, who, who act, who w

baumeister is called a political philosopher and... one of the main public intellectuals of ukraine, my bubble, i am terribly sorry, yes, maybe it is not representative, but it really is, so carefully asking, who is baumeister? well, well, to be honest, i haven't even heard of this person before, that is, who is it, well, i'm sorry, i am personally completely uninterested in his views. no, no, they were not interested, and here i want to make corrections, let it be my personal point of view, people with ukrainian passports, i would say so, that is, i would not, that is, we must understand that these are people who left from ukraine, who are sitting somewhere over the hill, as they say, and who pour dirt on our country, our values, and our army very often. well, they lie, they promote russian narratives, so you know, to call such people ukrainian politicians or ukrainian philosophers, or ukrainians well, i don’t know, political scientists, well, ukrainian ones, i think, are those who act, who work, who create in ukraine, and those people who, i’m sorry, escaped from ukraine and tell s

remember the story in the basement of the death scene of the dutch, dutch-jewish, if you like, the philosopher benedict spinoza, well , spinoza came up with a lot, yes, pantheism, i once knew this very well, natura naturans, natura naturata, creative nature, nature. created, this man, immersed in philosophical abstractions, dies, suddenly at the moment of his death the artist rubens appears, this clearly could not be, this is not that babel modifies his life, rearranges something, this is the 16th century, how to be here , why, why is this being done, well, yes, indeed rubins, who died, if i memory serves 37 years before spinoza's death, however, in babel's story. ends up at the philosopher’s bedside, but you know, babel said in the second half of the thirties: literature consists of three phenomena: firstly, real life, you need to know real life very well, secondly, forget this real life, thirdly, blind such a dazzling light that it was real life. how great it is said, i didn’t know this, where did this come from? it was he who gave an interview to a komsomolskaya correspondent true, trigubu,

life in the dark, life without electric light sets one in a philosophical mood, a philosophical mood.eover, what is strange, it somehow does not set him in a philosophical way, understanding, you know, such cause-and-effect relationships, why this happens, because right there he begins to tell. how to deprive ukraine of electricity even more, they have been doing this for two years, and then they are terribly surprised that this is happening in the belgorod region, and again they continue to tell in the same spirit. i really want to hope that the ukrainian energy system will be finished, it is my cherished wish that there will be no electricity in ukraine at all, except for the one that works from gasoline and diesel generators. for this you need... electric current, after which there will simply be no electricity in ukraine so that the ukrainian state will be destroyed, and there will be no chance for its subsequent reconstruction on any commensurate scale, in my opinion, this is what should be finished, well, by the way, this is about the question about what... the closest thing the

it easier for everyone else, m, look, here... a discussion broke out and we learned about such a philosopherhrough russian media, he gave an interview to medusa, a publication that positions itself as an opposition in russia, where he said that ukraine is a totalitarian country. when we say, of course, that ukraine is not yet a totalitarian country, but when we talk to you and you say that everything is solved in one place, it turns out that this... pseudo-philosopher is right to a certain extent somewhere? well, to a certain extent yes, well, we see that we have, in principle, let's say, five or six managers decide and give tasks to everyone else, well, it's obvious, that's why no, i do not support the thesis that ukraine is a totalitarian country, but the fact that we have because of the war or... a state of war, when all the powers are actually given to the president, we have concentrated power, the power is all in the hands of a dozen people, this there is a big problem, and anyone who speaks is independent, he either does not get on the air of the media, and he is not heard at all, or l

about him, because he is a polish philosopher, but he covered everything in one sentence, saying, inpeople were brought up, for example, in russia, in hatred and in dignity, why educate people in of hatred, because we become hostages of our hatred, we are not free, that is why dictators like to educate on hatred a lot. you as a journalist, i too in my work, we we undertake to educate people in dignity, this is a struggle with putin, with china, with iran, they invest a lot of money in cultivating hatred, so the world has not changed, but the struggle for dignity, a worthy person will win, a worthy person is always better. of the solidarity center was a guest of the tv channel studio, we talked about the center for freedom and democracy, which was recently created in lviv and will operate here in lviv. thank you, our dear viewers, my name is lesya vakulyuk, stay tuned to the espresso tv channel. usual affairs become unreal, heavy bags are not for my sick back, from back pain, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. dollheit is t

, philosophical genre in creativity, it will be mayakovsky’s theater, and of course, these will be projectsour events, but here it will be from. egor druzhinin is the chairman of the jury this year, yesterday there was a master class, the educational vector of this festival, today their competition day and its performance will take place, so well , you are dancing, i am dancing, now i feel sorry for our spectators and guests of the capital, oh, the capital vitebsk, i believe that it is the cultural capital. "we also want to come to you, friends, come, there are all the possibilities for this, we remind you that our guest was the head of the international festival of arts slavic bazaar gleb lopitsky, thank you for this wonderful conversation and have a good festival, sometimes a little sleep, have a good time with us." a huge amount of energy, well, this is the first part of our direct the broadcast ends, don’t switch, because we have a lot of interesting things for you, we promise everything was impeccable, there was no point in resisting, in random touches, meeting our doubts, simple ones,

context, yes, that is, it is clear that, well, if we look through, say, religious and philosophicalstate from a christian point of view, yes, that is, we understand that this is an unattainable ideal, all the same, yes, towards which nevertheless humanity is constantly moving, but does this mean so, on the one hand, on the other hand, that this is bad, we even say from the christian point of view that before becoming deified, we must become human, and what i hear in the words of sergei nikolaevich is that guys, well, let’s become human, well... with us there is a certain teaching about the transfiguration of man, this is christian teaching, and even the christian worldview, and i haven’t tried from this point of view, yes, this is what transforms a person, i’m a little afraid of the teachings about society about the possibility of changing this society, transforming it within the framework of certain given ethical systems, as if pulling people under these well, as if created by someone, ethical systems, which are partly rational, partly... by socialists, it consisted in the fact tha

mind, well, in conclusion, i can only say the following, that well, i don’t know... deal with the philosopher'st get involved in politics, well, it seems to me that the times of freemasonry, some significant political project or political influence, they are really over. it was a historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history, they talked about freemasons, pyotr romanov and sergei solovyov were with you, study history with us, all episodes of the historical podcast russia west on the swing of history can be viewed on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. “i’m so white and fluffy,” snow said like an avalanche, descending on the mountain village. hello, today we are gathering our thoughts on a very serious topic: humor and laughter. greetings, dear friends, andrey knyshev, writer, director, satirist, gavriil gordeev, media manager, actor, producer. the director gave everyone with all the stops, that i forgot, yes, i’m vladimir ligoida, dear friends, i invited you to tell you the most unpleasant news, let’s talk seriously about humor, it won’t work out any other way, it won’t work out a

context, yes, that is, it is clear that well , if we look through, say, religious and philosophical glasses, then any such aspirations, they will ultimately stumble upon the imperfection of human nature and its fallen state from a christian point of view, yes, that is, we understand that this is an unattainable ideal, all the same, yes, which... we have a certain teaching about means the transformation of man is pre-christian teaching and christian worldview and from this point i did not try to say yes. this is what transforms a person, i’m a little afraid of the teachings about society about the possibility of changing, transforming this society, within the framework of certain given ethical systems, as if pulling people under these, well, as if created by someone, ethical systems, which are partly rational, partly irrational, it will create all the morality, some other benefit, well, some kind of combination, why , because i’ll return to mars a little, this is important, this will be the answer to this question, because in the time of marx it was very tough. the dispute between co

sentence, he repented, a change of mind occurred in him, and he became an ultra-orthodox orthodox philosophered to preach, to the point that he had to live somehow, while he and kharms lived in a communal apartment, so, of course, he was most likely his father were alien activities, he he writes some strange texts that are incomprehensible, especially there are some all yes, he doesn’t really work, he didn’t receive an education, well, by the way, he never graduated from a higher educational institution. shule - he knew german perfectly well, but he didn’t get any further, he studied at a technical school there for a little while and left, from where he was expelled for lack of attendance, but in general, that is, in the eyes of his father, i think that even his father it was not so much his disorganized everyday life that was unpleasant, but his incomprehensibility and inconsistency with such a shameful moral principles like this like this. so these words of his, that as long as you are kharms, you will be in need, these are rather, well, such naive attempts to guide your son on the path of

let's these experiments are they experience itself in colonial governance or they more philosophic or are they coming from books and and visionary things or you what what is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think about where are the ideas for the constitution coming from look out. we'll start with jeff again. so they're coming from from books and experience. but what's remarkable is how they read so many of the same books i over covid set out to read the books on thomas jefferson's reading list that he would send the kids who are going to law school he thought encapsulated the core meaning of happiness. isn't that what everybody did. obviously, jeff, that's what we did. go outside. you know, it was it was it was we were all and it was just i was moved to do it. and it's just amazing. first, what i found is that all the books on his list, these are classic moral philosophers like, seneca, epictetus and, and aurelius, as well as enlightenment philosophers, locke burleigh lamarche, the scottish folks, hutcheson these books all contain phrase the pursuit of happiness, and

the french element of the group is headed up by the famous pro- war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy, who is the president? the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kaplin, who is member of the staunchly establishment. council of foreign relations and attached to harvard university's belfare center where he created the recanati kaplin intelligence fellows program. as is well known, the harvard kennedy school in which this program is based is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials. including lieutenant general graham lam, former director of the united kingdom special forces, general stanley a mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command, general david patreus, former director of the central intelligence agency, robert richard, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with western mi

the world-famous author of the story, small prince, philosophical. chamals trying to understand the worldselves. the book was published just a year before the author’s death, and then sold two hundred million copies worldwide. exupery was a journalist and military pilot. he transported mail from europe to africa, as a correspondent he visited the soviet union in 1935, then to spain during the civil war. during the second world war , he entered the crumbling france. this patriotic movement for the liberation of the country from the nazis began to fly again. on that day of the forty-fourth he went on reconnaissance the forests of corsica and never returned. the wreckage of his plane was found only at the end of the 20th century at the bottom of the sea. they are kept in the aviation museum in lebourg. exupery wrote only seven works, but is considered one of the greatest writers in france. he wrote about himself as a romantic poet, but in his words everyone finds something of their own. i 'll tell you one secret. this will be my gift to you. zorka only has the heart, the most important thing

the french element of the group is headed up by the famous pro war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy, who is the president? the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kaplin, who is member of the staunchly establishment council of foreign relations and attached to harvard university's. center where he created the recanati kaplin intelligence fellows program. as is well-known, the harvard kennedy school, in which this program is based, is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials, including lieutenant general graham lam, former director. director of the united kingdom special forces, general stanley a. mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command. general david petraus, former director of the central intelligence agency. robert richard, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with weste

life in the dark, life without electric light sets one in a philosophical mood. moreover, which is strangees not set him in a philosophical way, understanding, you know, such cause-and-effect relationships, why this is happening, because right there he begins to tell how to deprive ukraine of electricity even more, so they are engaged in this for two years, and then they are terribly surprised that such a thing is happening in the belgorod region, and again they continue to tell stories in the same spirit. wants to hope that the ukrainian energy system will be finished. it is my cherished wish that there should be no electricity at all in ukraine, except for the one that works from gasoline, diesel generators. for this, it is necessary to destroy the open distribution electricity systems of two nuclear power plants, yuzhnoye and khmelnytskyi, after which they will stop producing electric current, after which there will simply be no electricity in ukraine, in order for the ukrainian state to be destroyed and not exist. regarding ukraine, how will they agree with them there, will they not ag

the author of the world-famous story the little prince, a philosophical parable about a boy. mail froment visited the soviet union in 1935, then to spain during the civil war, during the second world war he joined the fighting france, this patriotic movement for the liberation of the country from the nazis began to fly again. in that on the forty-fourth day he went on a reconnaissance flight from corsica and did not return. the wreckage of his plane was found only at the end of the 20th century at the bottom of the sea. they are kept in the aviation museum in labourge. exupery wrote everything. seven works, but is considered one of the greatest writers of france. he wrote about himself as a romantic poet, but in his words everyone finds something of their own. i 'll tell you one secret. this will be my gift to you. only the heart is vigilant. the most important thing you cannot see with your eyes. on july 31, 1948 , the august session began in the ussr i was in awe. all-union academy of agricultural sciences named after lenin. the same session at which an entire branch of science, gene

the american philosophical society was kind of the nucleus of all the experts.ost: as i mentioned, our partner in this endeavor in this 10 week series books that shaped america is the library of congress. and we have utilized a lot of their resources, their original list came out about 10 years ago. it was called books that shaped america, there were 100 books on the list. that is available on our website c-span.org, books that shaped america. you can see all 100 books that they have on there. this is not meant to be a complete list, it is not best sellers. it is books that were chosen as having an impact on our society on public policy. and who we are today. c-span shows 10 books from that series and the lewis and clark expedition, there journals was one of them. and up at the library of congress they have a first edition of the lewis and clark journals from 1814. how were lewis and clark and the others holding on to their writings because they were not putting this in the computer or email at the time? guest: they had 10 boxes they kept the journals and to kee

this is the requirement of the chinese philosopher, confucius.ly victor, explain how it works, this is how i use the tram, how can i understand where, what, how? when these two white dots burn one above the other, then they... sixth question: in front of you is part of a poster for a film shot jointly with soviet and indian filmmakers based on the travel notes of a tver merchant, what was the name of the trip? wrong answer, most likely you were in a hurry, julia, i think this is a jeweler, okay, and as you solved, yu is in ilira, we remove the last letter lira, it turns out jeweler, let's check how our computer coped with this task, jeweler, absolutely correct answer, the eighth question and this is a question from the chest, in the chest is the answer to the riddle, is this a plant? they don’t eat it raw, when they cook it, they throw it away, what’s in our chest? andrey, this is a bay leaf, well done, smart, yes, yes, you are surprised, i’m shocked, i didn’t expect it to be so fast and correct, i’m still sitting there figuring it out, well, bec

english philosopher bernard mandeville said, mercy is such a virtue, thanks to which the love we feed... to ourselves is transferred to others who are not connected with us by ties of friendship or kinship, and even to people completely unknown to us, to whom we have no obligations, and from whom we do not hope to receive anything and do not expect anything. i really want these words to resonate in the heart of every person. do good, help your neighbor and love each other. the truthfulness program was with you, i am ngabelova, all the best to you. we sounded glad to the fractions, zzіўlyazza, adchuvatsya... the connection between the hour and the heat, just respect, skin care folded from the past, sunny, year, albo stagodze tamu, everything that was considered old was almost new, we ourselves don’t respect it, we pass it on. and the experience is so intense, this is our smile, the wave of our hand, and this kind of familiar look at the simple, happy moments that make up our everyday traditions, we promise. the downturn of our products, we appreciate the past for our day. belarus 24. w

french self-proclaimed philosopher, ideologist of neoliberalism, he is called the eminence grise western, even the demon of the orange revolutions. libya's trace was noticed, in particular, in the bombing of yugoslavia, in the bloody events in libya and georgia, and of course, he was noted in ukraine during the maidan. in ukraine, the murdered ex-detacht of the verkhovna rada irina farion, a russophobic nationalist, was shot at by an unknown person in lvov and died in the hospital. the ultra-right politician, harshly odious, chose the most radical forms with her name associated loudly. for the world to be fair, today we are committed to building our future, we are doing everything to 100 years since the birth of tatyana lioznova, director, screenwriter, teacher, infinitely talented, always attentive to detail, demanding, but sensitive, when they showed 17 moments of spring... will you leave it? no, that won’t do, you didn’t play like that, i didn’t play like that, she’s a very tough person, if she liked something, she was delighted, she laughed very contagiously, there’s such energy powe

remember the story in the basement of the death scene of the dutch, dutch-jewish, if you like, philosopher natura naturans, natura naturata, creative nature, created nature, this man, immersed in philosophical abstractions, dies, suddenly at the moment of his... trigubu, semyon trigub tada, as it’s so well said, you need to know life, you need forget life, you need to give birth to it again, give birth to it, yes, absolutely right, something else, that means, in the thirty-seventh year on september 28, at a meeting with young writers, he says that if i found myself this smart reader, then i will immediately i’m thinking about how i can deceive him, that’s it yes, i guessed it. yes, you guessed it, you understand, in such a paradoxical way, here is babel, yes, inventing this, intertwining what is, well , kind of, well, incompatible. he is very convincing, criticism also wrote about this, or rather criticism already wrote in the twenties, that babel is very convincing, and can i just briefly, you mean you said about the story in the basement about spinoza and rubins, and i have two more exam

the french element of the group is headed up by the famous pro war agitator and self-regarding philosopher, bernard henry levy, who is the president? the american chairman is dr. thomas s. kapman, who is member of the staunchly establishment council of foreign relations and and attached to harvard university's welfare center, where he created the recanati kaplin intelligence fellows program. as is well-known, the harvard kennedy school in which this program is based, is core to providing academic cover to us imperial ambitions. when one looks at the very long list of members of the advisory council, these interests are well evidenced. there are more than 10 ex-military or counter terrorism officials including lieutenant. general graham lam, former director of the united kingdom special forces, general stanley a mccrystal, former commander of the united states joint special operations command, general david patreus, former director of the central intelligence agency, robert ritcher, former associate deputy director of operations of the central intelligence agency. the connections with weste

d is more of a populist type of candidate, philosophically he's, he's actually more for, you know, the bigger government is sort of a, a big government conservative best as opposed to a small government, reagan, conservative stuff, but look, it's a party of the big tents. i think we have room for different opinions. i might not agree with j. d on everything, but it just, it gives a good candidate name and he's a really good person. uh huh. there. and this is causing a division of sorts along the republican party, though at the moment where i'm assuming you would want to portray unity. so how, how can we get beyond this? is there a way for for mr. vance to revamp his image? or is, is the lines it's going to be well, the v p doesn't matter all that much anyway. the. yeah, no, i look, i think that's what i saw at the convention last week or 2 weeks ago. and milwaukee was pretty amazing. the parties was very unified and then he was announced as the candidate, i think on the 1st day on monday. so i thought there was a lot of unity in the party and at the convention. so i think a lot of this

be upon him , taught himself and his family because of the message of the holy prophet that the philosophical view of a belief is the closest view to knowledge. the truth of imam al-hussein's revolution, it is impossible to understand the truth of imam al-hussein's revolution in ashura without understanding the period of the last message of muhammadiyah in the current era and the developments of this era until its completion in the end of the state with imam al-mahdi . he is exhausted from heat and thirst. imam asks ibn saad's army for a sip of water. omar bin saad orders harmallah to finish the job. hormele's arrow goes into ali asghar's throat and blood comes out. the hands of imam hussain (peace be upon him) are from the blood of a child. his bottle is overflowing. all this enmity while the imam even watered the horses of yazid's army that blocked the way for him. but what has happened to this people that they don't even have mercy on a baby. thailand is a land of religious diversity and religious beliefs. the religion of the majority of people in this country is buddhism, and christianity

chance for an independent life, what independence is and how to preserve it, is a topic worthy of philosophicalr country. sovereign path and we asked ourselves : what is our independence? maybe it's the economy or children, our future, or the ability to protect ourselves? let's put together a sovereign picture of belarus: 1,773 battle tanks, 1,500 armored vehicles and 130 aircraft, all these are victims of the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe, we were promised peace once forever. the defense industry of the nineties is a famous conversion, sawing equipment on a saucepan. the belarusian army went under the knife with the sensitive patronage of the west, 110 dollars per ton of metal, especially from the policy of teapots instead of tanks... on october 7 , 1995, the madness was put to an end. alexander lukashenko ordered to stop the destruction of equipment. after 2 years , agat was also rescued. the first one already understood why. the fact that we need to modernize them today, improve equipment, troop control, and we need to finish reforming the armed forces of the belarusian army

. >> philosopher, professor of political theory at the university of notre dame.ecome known as the figurehead for a group of thinkers who call themselves post-liberals. he wrote a book in 2018 arguing that liberals, that system of political philosophy, undermined itself, the expansion of individual rights, expansion of a free market economy has undercut the collective basis of american lives. family, religion, any sort of communal eat those -- ethos. in a more recent book in 2023, denin argued for what he calls a peaceful revolution to replace the liberal order with a post-liberal order. the difference being, the liberal order is primarily directed toward a protection of individual rights of liberties. postliberal order is grounded in a catholic worldview, catholic social teachings, although he doesn't say that it's pleasantly -- explicitly. postliberal order is geared toward the preservation of conservative values, religious values. denin is very close with vance. vance attended the book launch for this book back in 2023. vance has said exquisitely that he is a m

about love, then let's get a divorce, the chinese treatise needs to be translated into russian philosophical the celestial empire is a "drama" performance, in our theater on the first a chekhovian comic plan behind which lies deep meanings, after that your divorce is recognized as fictitious, after that... you get married again in order to get divorced again, isn’t this problematic, because i just need all these problems, i want give him hell on his important image around which the story revolves: a wok , a chinese frying pan, it rises and falls, actors appear through it like through a portal. the meaning of the frying pan is poetic, the fact is that in china, when the meal ends, the dishes turns over, the pan is also upside down, which means:

, greetings to fahnai arbandt, greetings to al-marz and al-bandat, greetings to the sky of the philosophersmount dama, greetings to arvandt, greetings to alborz and al-bandat, greetings to the sky of thinking of mount damavand, greetings to pehana araband, greetings to alborz. sing with me to majdeh again about that spring that is not there, singing a happy dream in the name of the country , being patient with iran, telling its people to give a kiss to its flag. iran, iran, fappesh , my dear, iran, your pure name , come on my tongue, tell me that you are a window from the dawn of tomorrow, and sing with me from watching to magdeh again, from that spring that there is no dawn dream, it reaches the light of our hope again, a bright dawn from the loving breath of our martyr, a dawn from the bright presence from distant horizons, its light from the rain. his hope and his life are from your happiness with me, iran, the heartbeat of my heart, iran, the pure name of my tongue, iran, to the back of my dollar, iran, the pure name of you in barzban. the eternal name of the country, in the morning, th

the moment is philosophical, but it is obvious: spain is ready for the title match, especially with suchl and olmon. so, the final will take place this sunday, july 14, the teams of spain and england will play at the olympia stadion in berlin. the starting whistle will sound at 22:00 minsk time. let us remind you that the spaniards ended up in the 1/2 finals stronger than the french national team, and the british beat the dutch team. the international gymnastics federation has announced. results of the trampoline world cup, ivan letvinovich won in the overall standings. this season, the belarusian was able to perform in only three starts, but even this was enough for the final success. at the stages in azerbaijan and germany, the native of veleika was third, and less than a week ago in portugal, litvinovich climbed to the first step of the podium in the general classification. olympic champion at 45 points, ahead of the chinese zis ivan. and langyuna, another of our athlete, oleg ryabtsev took fourth place. a total of 83 trampoline players scored points in the world cup. of our girls, ek