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meeting, the rector of the northern arctic federal university named after lomonosov doctor of philosophical sciences professor elena vladimirovna kudryashova secretary of the jury , marina you are in pink. knyazeva instructs, my assistant is a second-year student of the faculty of international relations at his university natalya fomenko invited viktor kharkov your honor he is a very victorious young man in the quarterfinals he won on the red carpet. kirill levin ulyanov won the quarterfinals on the green carpet with one penalty point. here is such a story. your honor quarter-finals he won the prologue chose the yellow track. once answered correctly. but then marietta manukyan from vladikavkaz bypassed his red one. if you have forgotten who maria manukyan is, here she is now sitting in front of you. she was wrong. i went to both, the bank was unsuccessful, but being in custody. oh sorry on the resting bench. you can already see that she has earned a medal. so please don't worry. everything will be right on this built the world is ready. we always start with an eloquence contest 15 minutes before the

two points, firstly, leonid vedun signed it as vice president of lukoil a as a candidate in philosophical sciencesand secondly, since april 8, the russian ministry of energy has ceased to publish statistics on monthly oil production and its exports are again accepted by italian visa centers documents from the russians on the website of the vms center. he works in moscow, st. petersburg and arkhangelsk , it is specified that the intesa bank also resumed normal operation. it was because of his problems that last week the italian visa centers in russia stopped accepting documents from those russians who did not have time to pay the consular fee, the consulate general , carried out transactions through enta, and the russian central bank imposed sanctions against this bank. as reported, this could be a response to the expulsion of russian diplomats from italy well, what visa centers. now they are accepting papers again. this, of course, does not mean that all the problems of russian tourists have been solved in direct flights to italy and well, for example, a ticket for july 1 from moscow to rome with

the president of lukoil as a candidate of philosophical sciences, that is, the discussion about reducingts is still at a very early stage, and secondly, since april 8, statistics on monthly oil production and its exports have ceased to be published in russia. world oil prices are rising there is a message that the european union wants to agree from the beginning on a ban on offshore oil supplies from russia and in the future to return to the issue of pipeline oil. russian market shares. i could not keep the plus in which i started today's auction. yes, the rts index shot up there by almost 8%, but again, only because the euro dollars, which over the past three days have imitated by 10 rubles. everyone rolled down today in these minutes. they are cheaper by 5.5-6.5 rubles. in russia, a census of moskvich brand cars was carried out ; according to the autostat, 199,000 pieces were preserved. truth. this is only less than half a percent of the total fleet of cars, but here, after all, the machine notes about half of the value, 47% of muscovites that exist today are still soviet -made. in gen

i, i've been a martin border, he's a philosopher of science at dance university. and, and i'm, he really tackles this idea of how we really max out our brains right now. what is possible leaving an app range. and i know the back of that i would like some practical solutions that, or i guess can give us about how we work smarter his mouth. many philosophers have argued that the human brain will never unravel certain mysteries about the universe just because of the way our brains evolved. just like the minds of a dog will never understand prime numbers, let's say the human minds is bound to have certain biological limits. to mal disposition, sounds, smallest and humble. but the trouble is that it's always thinking off human intelligence in terms of a single isolated human brain without the help of mind extensions and gotten the stretches and collaboration. but this is exactly what makes human intelligence unique. human intelligence is open ended and probably unlimited. that that's what i like to think, but my life proves otherwise. i, i want to talk to t t about som

these are immutable postulates that reflect our world, and in the natural sciences, as the philosopher immanuel kant said, truth is identified with mathematical laws. after all, they are the beginning of the rest of knowledge, mathematics. not only tsaritsyno - it is the very language of science without possessions and proper understanding, which neither physicists, nor chemists, nor biologists can create. mikhail lomonosov said that mathematics puts the mind in order and this is its necessity for its accuracy, because it is the fundamental principle. total teaching. thank you. that 37 seconds devoted science to natural, unnatural and unnatural, attaching particular importance to concentration in the teaching of mathematics, he generally liked to classify. and this is very understandable. after all, what could be more tempting for a human being than to see the complexity of the world and man through the exact system of a harmonious picture written by mathematics, does this mean that increases completely recede into logarithms? i think in any science there is an implicit or parallel som

a member of the national academy of sciences the american philosophical society the american academy of arts and sciences. she is the recipient of countless honors and awards and was previously named among the 75 most influential people of the 21st century by empire magazine. this evening michael and lisa have joined us for discussion of michael's latest this way to the universe an accessible authoritative and up-to-date celebration of the core values of physics, which leonard suskin calls an extraordinary journal journey into what we know what we hope to know and what we don't know. widely regarded for his profound contributions to the study of time matter the big bang and what might have come before it michael diane intrepidly pursues answers to our greatest questions while giving us a tour of his illustrious career. i will end with final praise from the incomparable sean carroll who calls this way to the universe a rare event a grand overview of the leading ideas in modern fundamental physics presented by someone who is a true master. we are so excited to be hosting this event toni

wrote 26 volumes of scientific philosophical and artistic works on presentation mendeleev received the title of professor of chemistry of the honorary academy of sciencessr, having fought for a month on the volkhov front, nikolai morozov . right now he lived in the taiga for 17 years of people, but when the war began. i can’t hold it, he didn’t stay away, the war did not survive here again. is it possible to do reconnaissance with this? yes, you are in our captivity, you have no chance andrey smolyakov dmitry shevchenko orders an ax to die, watch right now on ntv

and valentin smooth i will remind you er candidate of philological sciences a person who very often appears in our public philosophicalrs on our broadcast, uh, that's why let's talk about medvedchuk's case. good evening, mr. valentin. good evening, how to comment on medvedchuk's statement, how seriously can you take it, because well, let's be honest, medvedchuk can now say anything and uh, what's the price for this words today well, you understand the course of the criminal process is determined by the criminal procedure code of ukraine and it is clear that mere words will not be enough, that in addition to the words of medvedchuk, it will also be necessary to find relevant documents in the manner established by this law and only they will be considered, well, enough evidentiary cotton because simply well, someone something someone said some criticisms, this is simply not enough, this is one moment, the second moment is that, by and large, medvedchuk did not say anything that we have not heard before, but we have heard it before with journalistic investigations from these leaks of films of medvedchuk, the so-called, c

glykhy, i will remind him that he is a candidate of philological sciences, a person who very often appears in our uh, public assets, philosophicalr, on our air, let's talk about medvedchuk's case. good evening, mr. valentin. good evening, how to comment on medvedchuk's statement, how seriously can you take it, because well, let's be honest, medvedchuk can now say whatever you want and what is the price of these words today well, you understand that the course of criminal proceedings is determined by the criminal procedure code of ukraine and it is clear that mere words will not be enough, that in addition to medvedchuk's words, it will also be necessary to find relevant documents in the manner established by this law and only they will be considered to be a sufficient evidence base, because simply well, someone said something to someone, some accusations, this is simply not enough, this is one point, the second point is that, by and large, medvedchuk did not say anything that we did not hear i didn’t hear it before, but we heard it before from journalistic investigations from these streams of films of medvedchuk, the so-called e

science, you to about nothing. when you were talking about the notion of guilt, why we're not doing so vigorously. you know, i think guild is a philosophical category, 1st of all and can be also discussed in a court here. but russia is imposing a system of violence right now in ukraine. and it has imposed this kind of system in chechnya as well. and that's what we want. want to talk about guilt. i think russia is fully guilty. it wants to crush the ukranian state, who wants to enslaved its people, and that's why it must be stopped. this is a very dire vision. indeed, you, your, your historian, of russia for me that suggested that there must have been a moment in your life, i guess where you sort of fell in love with russia, where you again fascinated by it. have you fallen out of love with russia? yes. i think this is exactly the right description. i have been laughing, loving russia for more than 20 years. my wife is a russian, but i'm after the big getting of the war, everything stopped my feelings towards russia turned into its opposite. i am criticizing russian policy very, very, very often right now. and i am deeply convinced that thi

science, you know, a beautiful thing, i think, to intrigue and get people passionate about the argument whether for or against and work it out. that's what's happening. >> and then there is philosophicalions too. hist historical, a combination of things. one hears it is a myth that was invented later. this teaching was clear from the very beginning of christianity, yes? >> yeah. and if you look at the early sources like luke and his acts of the apostles and describing the gospel and then into the acts, he's describing the events that unfold and naming historical names and territories that looks pretty bona fide historical narrative, right. and for the times, you know, that people take seriously as much as josephus. something to be taken seriously and not as a novel. the whole genre of other gospels, gospel of thomas and peter and all that, that came in the mid-second century, there was a genre around and multiplied, but we're talking about a whole different genre of ancient texts. some very early, 36 a.d. is thes and then first corinthians, 52, early stuff, you know? >> let's be clear about that. paul's epistole written between 50 and 60. witnesses were still around. so then i read th

philosopher kant to her older sister amali, 18, and the younger sister louise, 15 korolev friedrich likes the elder amalia woman. this may be the first news in europe shows abilities in the natural sciencesilhelmina differs from her sisters in her strong character and ardor of temperament. all you desired qualities of a lovely face, well audible courteous affectionate, i like her. what does it mean? impetuosity manifestation of feelings for communication report to the hes let the princess get ready to go. and don't take anything with you. i will provide whatever is required. she swirled me around. to distant lands, to strangers. and when i melted a little, i decided to meet the old women at the station and tell me everything about i will brew a cell, old crumbs, i will warm up the frozen blood, i will brew it. i have a seagull in an old mug. warm up frozen blood in my opinion, a very promising option. so, walked up. some kind of wild i'm afraid of him well, but a good reaction has already gone your reaction. you see, he is not indifferent to you. just sorry a. why do you actually need to drape in kizhi. we are good too. we have wooden architecture. sorry madam. this is private. excuse me

science? you two were both nodding when you were talking about the notion of guilt. why were you nodding so vigorously? um you know, i think i did it, guilt is a philosophical catategory first of all, and can be also discussed in accord. yeah. but russia is imposing a system of violence right now in ukraine and it has imposed this kind of system in chechnya as well. and that's why we want to talk about guilt i think russia is fully guilty. it wants to crush the ukrainian state, it wants to enslave its people and that's why it must be stopped. this is a very dire vision indeed. you're a historian of russia. for me that suggests that there must have been a moment in your life, i guess. where you sort of fell in love with russia, where you became fascinated by it. have you fallen out of love with russia? yes, i think this is exactly the right description. i have been loving loving russia for more than 20 years. my wife is russian. but after the beginning of the war, everything stopped my feelings towards russia turned into its opposite. i am criticizing russian policy very, very, very often right now. and i am deeply convinced that this system, the system impo

science and consideration into its construction in many ways. they just took the existing congress they had and and you know gave it some some rights and powers, but all the kind of philosophical ideas all the hopes and dreams all of the plans for the future. all the experiments were conducted at the state level. so today i'm going to talk about three state constitutions that we're very influential in the period they either trade a templates that other states borrowed templates that influenced our own us constitution of 1787 and 1788. or they engage in a radical democratic experiments that some other states followed and some other states thought were a bridge too far. that went too far or they represented. a what we might call our counter revolutionary movement a pushback against what some americans viewed as excessive democracy in the period around 1776 and a desire to figure out how to maintain the order of the british constitution that they had rejected without creating aristocracy monarchy etc. so trying to figure out how to create an orderly society was important to some americans while pursuit of the greatest degree of democracy was important to others democracy was not

relations will not be a decision will boys science organize this organization open like will be held on may 31 may 31 head of borsky head of borsky hoarders and philosophersof students of the ryazansgencoats of the ryazansburg gargus to join 33114. this is about dreams. this happened on from slate 13 through the defenders of the borsk ibexes of the federal types of public dimensions of the public herring of culture and media representatives or media representatives happens like this. report coolness panov called dust aranov called critical of the dream and the russian victory. the well- known public figure, a mental figure with alexander and his like-minded people, will know the russian victory in detail . we will return now chernihiv events during the days of systems or celebrate one of the most greatness this is one of the most valence diameter and vladimir backstage of the country vladimir kulistikov table, i am in the table of the information service of the channel. russia volcano channel russia opened a new issue of journalism names in journalism launched telechia. you like the experience, how it is tuned subtly feels subtly feels the territories and

yes, i will not argue with philosophers, if their world is field-centric, and there are a lot of centers, then so be it, if we talk about political science can be said, we are ready to be the center, the only thing is that we lack the economic component of china for now, the military will free the entrepreneur. it can be economical, it can be economic. and this is the main goal of really becoming the center in the near future , such a center that will be able to stand for the united states, as if one on one, moreover, as the center, the united states knows how to mobilize its allies. and now their allies in europe are ready, and the two leading the village with oleg, the two leading philosophers were one, i mean dmitry kulikov and i say, without any rooney, but the second. i mean sergey mikheev whether they were at this meeting or not, i didn't see it. here is the philosophical society organization. he never was a member was not a member. union wrote. you are like this old soviet film, so to speak. you say you're not a fucking council member, what right do you have to say? he is not i could understand, by the way, you can imagine, and i'