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candidate of philosophical sciences from what then do you think? agree i think, what should i wear?ou help me pick out a wardrobe? well, of course, i will help you, of course, you will be the most beautiful to me. most irresistible. i sent something. we set off for an expedition to purchase our ukraine, ours was more expensive to become bright and did not forget once 250 km of kalima trapels upovoz the liquid of the region, we didn’t sproulidis until the next name of the owl images to all umarkov of the molodechinsky district of the constitution, according to which the famous people went well uchenko. i am a zeb drozdovich in the very everyday life of everyone and you can’t guess. and i collected it. ah. let's give the second tradition a new life. what are you thinking about me with a project on a pirate on belarus 20 tv channel? on weekends you can go in for sports, put things in order at home, or you can explore our beautiful belarus in my city, the warmest memories and i am again ready to walk along its streets. today i'm building my route to honor and visit the polishchuk museum

so look, i made a map with him and me of all the points candidate of philosophical sciences maybe yout a wardrobe? chick. well, of course, i will help you, of course, you will be the most beautiful to me, the most irresistible. i sent something. come on, come on. let's go for hay sennaya said people and went to the sennaya market with pleasure. we visit belarusian cities to learn more about the cultural origins at the end of the 15th century. there was a large settlement at this place, and it appeared at the intersection of large trade the paths of the neman and brest vilnius according to legend. the first stone, the foundation, of the church was laid by the milanese princess and the polish queen known throughout the world. bona sporta it happened in 1531 and a little glimpse into the past here is a special energy, but come up to recommend only during the day they say at night you can hear chilling. groans without attention, let's not leave the impressive facts of our time. this memorial sign was erected in honor of a native of the district, matryona markevich melted. the peasant woma

consequences so halyna kuts, a politician, a doctor of political sciences, a candidate of philosophical sciences , a member of the kharkiv regional council, is already with us, mrs. halyna. to the kharkiv oblast in kharkiv, thank you all. kharkiv is more or less calm, but there is always a problem - it is the border territory with the aggressor state with russia, there is constant shelling, and there are about 30 settlements that are still occupied by the russian occupation authorities. there are also constant problems there, so... everything is the same here. at the same time, the energy industry is trying here . even such a know-how appeared when in the chuguyiv district, the energy industry began to repair networks with the help of drones, and for such interesting and new technologies of the military are transferred to peaceful use, and this is such a good example, and with regard to kharkiv itself and the kharkiv region, there are constant warnings about the danger of landmines, especially now, the warnings have intensified so that people do not go to the cemetery during the easter holidays

lyudmila filippovych filosofoni arlie, this doctor of philosophical sciences was here again, and we aremoving forward with us. mykhailo gonchar, expert in international energy and security relations, president of the center, is in touch with us. globalists strategy 21 mykhailo, we congratulate you . good day. in fact, let's immediately give a little summary of what is happening in russia . the moscow times wrote yesterday, actually, not the day before yesterday. i apologize for analyzing friday's e-e report of the ministry of finance of the russian federation ministry of finance that e-e incomes decreased by 21% in general and in particular oil and gas tax collections collapsed by 45% after this happened as gazprom cut off gas to european countries and the flows of russian oil returned to the east but with the help of huge discounts tens of dollars for bars p mykhailov it sounds like music but let 's decipher it well, the trend is quite transparent, but at the same time i would not like to be so optimistic here, especially in such a short-term context it seems sometime in the middle of

subscribed and like this broadcast , support our work in this way. religious scholar, doctor of philosophical sciencesod evening. good evening. our colleague galina, who worked directly in pochaev, says that from her subjective point of view, the situation around the pochaev lavra looks much more complicated because there are many local residents who time moved from russia to pochaiv and that everything will be quite difficult even in contrast to the situation not with the kyiv-pechersk lavra. here are your predictions because we see that government officials and deputies unanimously recommended today the verkhovna rada the council of the cabinet of ministers should terminate this agreement with the pochaiv lavra, why should we prepare for the courts? i think that this is the case in our state if we think about ourselves. the way the state has conducted everything can only be resolved by turning to the courts, and it is clear that the church will not agree silently with the fact that decisions are made that go against its corporate interests , it will defend its rights, it will file counterclaims, the

church of ukraine , metropolitan epiphany lyudmila filippovich , religious scholar, doctor of philosophical sciences one of one of the topics of such topics in the extensive subject matter, here is the confrontation that we saw last week, how can it end as quickly as possible, because well, in fact , a series of events took place, i am also talking about the house arrest for the former er rector and also about this fresh news from ukrainian pravda about the fact that metropolitan onufriy allegedly has a russian passport. well, on the other hand, what we just said about the service of the orthodox church of ukraine, actually already on palm sunday, to the ukrainian society i would like this problem to be resolved as soon as possible, we currently do not have the resources to delay our efforts to resolve the church problems that currently exist in ukraine and the state is equally interested in this conflict put a full stop in fact, but unfortunately, the church itself, the ukrainian orthodox church, took a position that is not entirely clear to us, to ukrainian society, because in the person of its he

and guests of the ceremony ludmila filipovych valevska joins the religious scholar dr. of philosophical sciences mrs. lyudmila, we congratulate you good day good day christ is risen mrs. lyudmila we talked not so long ago with you and now we spoke with a deputy of the kharkiv regional council and he says that they are calling from communities in the region and say that the number of parishioners specifically to the ukrainian church has increased significantly of the orthodox church of ukraine in the kharkiv region, which part was occupied and liberated ? how can you comment on this and will there be a wave of transitions now? and you mean exactly the transition to the orthodox church of ukraine ukrainian more parishioners choose the orthodox church, but now they went to the orthodox church of ukraine to consecrate the processes that we expect from 1 2 2018, when the unification council took place and after receiving the tomos, we had to see some trider, and it happened on february 24, 22 , when it began full-scale aggression of russia against ukraine well, you finally see that the people of khar

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this approach is extremely dangerous and will not succeed. philosopher science professor, john bergman is surprised that a european leader would be so explicit and saying that following washington's lead is not always the best option. just saying that he does not want to be a vessel of the united states. and this is the 1st time i heard you have seen that in the last 50 years or not, but he's, he's of the hoping union of maintenance of the united states. it's a gesture to us in the city which to leads to be is news for the kids. are you satisfied with the feeds to us as it is today? because my car is very changing, but you see how good somebody be so crazy. we have to worry about, they want to, we were both, gosh me had we worry about a situation where they were just homeless. that scan does he b, and which of the path of journey is my strength of china ready to go to 1962, 64 or even what he says and $64.00. so americans are legal as you can do you guys didn't whole counties wiggling as you think, simply a few small countries. so, i mean, just the fact that this is a beth of china, or

intervention of foreign states in the internal affairs of russia, political scientist, candidate of philosophical scienceseg anatolyevich please tell me under what circumstances did you meet soros, did he make you an offer that you, as i understand it, refused at the ural state university, he gave a lecture, the lecture was about the open society. i, as a philosopher by education , recently, having defended my phd, of course, came to listen to what such a rich and successful person would say, as he was advertised i talked about the philosopher popper, this is such a pop philosopher who once proclaimed the idea of ​​​​an open society, saying that society is divided into closed and open ones. but in an open society. there is always room for criticism. and we need to criticize each other all the time. yes, as a matter of fact. this is the glow of chaos. this is all the time tearing apart the war in society. that is, he propagated this war is a lecture. he introduced himself. in principle, like a king who went to the natives, that is, uh, very important, ah, uh, very businesslike, and then he to the mayor the

scientism and it's they both have a similar view of what's wrong in the social science is but popper's coming from a philosopher's point of view and hayek is coming at it from the view of someone who knows the writings in the social sciences. so they both recognize each other, somebody who can help them develop their arguments further. so this becomes a very rich conversation that, you know, you send a letter and four months later you get you get a response. so one of the interesting i'll finish with this this final episode, one of the interesting things i learned was the poverty of a of historicism, which is popper's little book, the half of it doesn't match up well with the second half of it. and i never understood why that was true when read this correspondence, i suddenly why it was true. hayek offered to publish the paper in three parts in the journal economics, which is published at the london school of economics in the proper sense, in the first, third and then gets a number of pieces from hayek that is on similar topics. he realizes that what he's going to say in the and third part he needs to revise it s

mine, that is , philosophers are bad with names, therefore, in principle, philosophers are also transformer physics, and social scienceorite item. yes, she is nothing exception philosophers, share your impressions. i'm happy for her. i'm proud to strive for something we don't know. e, studying well done vasilievna, it seems to me that masha was the star of the first round, and not only i, too, i congratulate you on the game with a good result and now i propose to see if the fourth level of intrigue 31 points 30 will also become the winner pavel or nastya georgy let's start the fourth round . the fourth round is ahead of you. let's get acquainted with its rules. in the fourth round, participants are invited to answer 10 questions from different categories. the leader by the number of points of the first chooses the topic of the question and, in case of a correct answer , receives four points. if the answer is incorrect , the second participant enters the game, the correct option brings him two points according to the results of three rounds, the most points, please, pavel choose the category you like. let's sport. what

mine, that is, philosophers are bad with names, so physics is also a transformer among philosophers, and social scienceimpressions. i'm happy for her. i'm proud to strive for something we don't know. eh, teacher well done vasilievna, it seems to me that masha was the star of the first round, and not only and not only i congratulate you on the game with a good result and now i propose to watch the fourth round and the intrigue 31 points 30 will also be the winner pavel or nastya georgiy let's start the fourth round. the fourth round is ahead of you. let's get acquainted with its rules. in the fourth round, participants are asked to answer 10 questions from different categories. the leader by the number of points. the first person chooses the topic of the question and, if the answer is correct , gets four points. if the answer is incorrect, the second correct participant enters the game. option brings him two points on the basis of three rounds of the most points, please paul choose the category you like. let's sport. what is the name of the type of speed skating, the participants of which simultaneously

provided with a platform for their thematic meetings, for example, the philosophical club, which operates under the academy of sciences also sits in our country and most of the institutions, including humanitarian profile and they conduct their scientific research popular science conferences at the base. libraries. generally. it can be said that the library becomes such a platform for meeting people with an interest in serving those informational creative requests that our population has. now very often they say that and why these libraries. if, in principle, you can climb into the world path and find everything you need there. well, as far as libraries can, well, i can’t say that compete, but how relevant libraries are at this particular time. i want to note that the internet is not our competitor. he is only an assistant in our work, because the children are thanks to what they are watching. e on the internet, the presence of new books that come out in publishing houses not only of our belarusian, but also russian ones. they are guided in the book space. and sometimes they tell us. why do you have such a book? no wh

science will really beat schizophrenia. these are alexander karasev, a doctor of clinical laboratory diagnostics, and igor pudikov, a psychiatrist. hello yurov geneticist good evening and olga popova philosopherning. good evening at the end of the program our guests and optimists will make a prediction. with what probability in 10 years will science really defeat schizophrenia about the history of schizophrenia will tell our expert professor kapustin know what schizophrenia is. but almost 100 million people around the world suffer from this disease, among the people of influential and famous patients with schizophrenia, ten times more schizophrenia has been known since ancient times for the first time its symptoms. described by the egyptians. in ancient greece and rome, they also used magic rituals and herbal decoctions to cure the disease, they treated it with bloodletting and a laxative, because avicenna called the disease severe insanity. well, under this definition, after all, all mental disorders are suitable. middle ages just horror in london's bedlam, the sick were kept in chains, you were treated by the nation of the skull in the 19th century , they tried to treat mental disorders.

we provide a platform for their semantic meetings, for example, a philosophical club, which operates a project of the academy of sciences also sits in us and most of the institutions, including the humanitarian profile, they conduct their scientific research popular science conference events precisely on the basis. libraries. generally. we can say that the library is becoming such a meeting place for people of interest to serving those information creative requests that our population has. now very often they say that why go to the library. if, in principle, you can notice in the world putin and find everything you want there, as far as the library can, well , i can’t say what to compete, but how relevant libraries are at this particular time. i want to note that the internet is not our competitor. he is only a helper in our work, because the children, thanks to the fact that they look at e on the internet, are available. new books that are published not only by our belarusian, but also by russian publishing houses. they orient themselves in the book space and sometimes they prompt us. why do you have such a book? no wh

nikolai computer science teacher questions for 200 usually consists of two parts network number and node number this method of thinking developed. philosophersand even from the trenches of world war i austrian philosopher ludwig wittgenstein wrote letters to this teacher of his, although he was an english subject of a hostile state. since bertrand russell is true to the philosopher 400 , a 16th-century philosopher is depicted on a modern banknote with a face value of thousand of these units. lebanon is the south korean won, right. philosophers 800 plato despised them and called them hunters of young and rich people, and they earned fortunes on paid lessons in eloquence. this sophists is true. in 1976, one of these objects on the moon was named after the andalusian philosopher and astronomer ibn. please, edged weapons for 200. according to alexander rosenbaum, only she is a cossack and a friend and wife, a cup is only a checker. cossacks stp girlfriend london 200, started in the 18th century , built by the romans until the 17th century , determined the boundaries of this part of the access every year in the london church of the holy trinity a

here was such a russian e, philosopher, writer doctor diplomat konstantin leontievich yes who wrote in one letter scienceeep contempt for its practical poland hmm today. eh, with this, no one would agree, but generally speaking, let's ask him borischa correctly noted about the university in full. i support this story that the university is about a way of life. it's an ontology really and respected people who think about universities. they divide them into classical e, such as rivers or research universities, where people, in universities are mainly engaged and absolutely not researchers. they are all universities. that is, after that there are so-called professional schools in the form of some kind of institutes. and now, if the first cohort from the tape university is such an anglo-saxon, in general, protestant model, then research schools are more of a russian-german such a story, and finally, maybe the third part, which is also distinguished by colleagues - these are the so-called clan places. if you don’t study in ita, i can confuse everything with saton there. well, let's say all er, british prime m

science. a young with a real bent for the philosophic life, but but not just the philosophical life.he returns to yale in 1724 to serve as a tutor. and there he has become committed to what really functions as in materialism as bishop barkley's to the question of how know things. because edwards writes that which is true fully the substance of all bodies, is the infinitely exact and precise and perfectly stable idea in god's mind. and what is reality? what is the substance of all bodies? it is an idea in god's mind, how do we know it? by god communicating that idea to our minds that is how we know what's there. yes, we're talking in materialism here. the young edwards, though, is not going to stay at yale. he's called to the northampton church as an assistant to his grandfather, started in february of 1727 and in 1729, after started death, he will succeed his grandfather as the pastor of northampton. one of the prestige of massachusetts massachusetts. well, that was a fast scramble up the ladder. in 1731, he makes his colony wide debut in the annual boston public lecture, and there h

science. a beautiful thing. the intrigue and to get people passionate about the argument for or against and work it out. >> there is philosophical questions, or historical, philosophical. one it is a myth invented later. this beginning of christianity , yes >> if you look at the early sources like luke and the acts of the apostles and describing the events that unfold in naming historical names and territories that are pretty bona fide historical narrative for the times that people take seriously as much as josephus. not to be taken as a novel. th genre of other gospels like th gospel of thomas , that came in the mid-second century are evidence of their was a genre around and multiplied. we are talking about a different genre of ancient text. some of very early. 36 a.d. is the historica point of luke's focus. first corinthians, 52. early stuff . >> let's be clear. paul's epistle was written in the 50s and 60s . was riding at the sam time. witnesses were still around. i have read this objection, it was an invention in some kind of conspiracy amon the early followers to persuad the world? >> then it shifts to, is a credible that a

philosopher seneca believed. today, we can say with confidence that modern drugs developed by scientists most effectively resist almost any kind of more, which once again proves that that science is close by in this matter. lives modern, belarus today, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians fascinating travels around the country feature films for all ages in the countries finland sweden norway denmark netherlands germany france spain portugal cyprus austria switzerland italy greece romania serbia croatia poland lithuania latvia estonia set up satellite dish on the express am8 satellite, the signal of the channel is broadcast in the clear and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus 24 tv channel and discover, belarus wars, and i remember their livelier hutches of ukraine in the places of trade and exploits, remember that great and small yanas were shackled by the air and the heroes of the historical truth and you have a special parking lot of belarus police. gomel region, zhlobin district the brightest and br

you know, professor karl popper, the distinguished philosopher of science , has said that if science,prhhehpte— think. i mean, do you object to the principle that— think. i mean, do you object to the principle that a— i mean, do you object to the principle that a health care werert— the principle that a health care worker can withdraw their labour teeee— worker can withdraw their labour teeee the — worker can withdraw their labour because the military and the pethee— because the military and the police cannot— because the military and the police cannot go— because the military and the police cannot go on strike? shewtt— police cannot go on strike? shewtt ht— police cannot go on strike? should it be— police cannot go on strike? should it be the same for ambulance— should it be the same for ambulance drivers , nurses and ambulance drivers, nurses and teeteree — ambulance drivers, nurses and doctors? ithink_ ambulance drivers, nurses and doctors? : doctors? i think they should not be go strike, but be able to go on strike, but i do think they should negotiate their 100% they their wages

you know, professor karl popper , the know, professor karl popper, the distinguished philosopher of scienceink. i mean, do you object to the principle that— think. i mean, do you object to the principle that a— i mean, do you object to the principle that a health care werert— the principle that a health care worker can withdraw their labour teeee— worker can withdraw their labour teeee the — worker can withdraw their labour because the military and the pethee— because the military and the police cannot— because the military and the police cannot go— because the military and the police cannot go on strike? shewtt— police cannot go on strike? shewtt ht— police cannot go on strike? should it.the- police cannot go on strike? should it the same for should it be the same for ambulance— should it be the same for ambulance drivers , nurses and ambulance drivers, nurses and teeteree — ambulance drivers, nurses and teeteree h— ambulance drivers, nurses and doctors? i think— ambulance drivers, nurses and doctors? i think they- ambulance drivers, nurses and. doctors? i think they-not doctors? i think t

roman philosopher seneca thought , but today we can say with confidence that modern drugs developed by scientists most effectively resist almost any kind of more, which once again proves that science matter.

philosophical and deep, there is something to think about. today we have carefully examined the seeds in the literal sense and dare to hope. many questions have been removed thanks to the sciencehat is nearby. belarus went down in world history as a country that, like a phoenix bird, was reborn from the ashes after the terrible chernobyl tragedy, then few believed that there was once, perhaps, life, few believed that the local fields would someday be suitable for something, but who better than the belarusians know how to fight to the end for their future for every piece of their land. after 37 years, new challenges, and therefore the region's local authorities, the government , face new challenges to develop at maximum speeds in a market economy. no one will wait for anyone accents of the development of the gomel region for a week placed the president visiting the vetka district, if in the first decades after the accident. we have been fighting promo since come out for survival, then in recent years, we are talking about development. involvement in agricultural land acquisition by the construction of dairy commercial fattening complexes to create effective industrial enterpris

but there's also of science questions for which philosophy is extremely helpful, not crucial. so rather than saying, who is my favorite philosopher, i would rather say, let's get everyone to be a little bit of a philosopher and a little bit of a scientist. first, i would like to introduce rosalyn coates she is i recently vice president. she retired after 40 years in the government service. she began her legal caree a

science too. >> it's a move against teachers. i mean, where does it leave -- i mean, it's -- i can't comprehend it. >> imagine a world where you can't teach greek philosophersity what it does is it -- it's going aftereducation and i think that what's really scary about it is with all these things, you keep seeing the republican party going towards religion and away from education, towards religion and away from science. it's very dangerous. i also think they are targeting the vulnerable, which is from that kind of playbook, the really bad, scary playbook, the one we saw in the '30s, targeting the vulnerable because that's an easy target. >> i guess what i worry about, the problem is staying silent because you think it isn't about you. the republicans operationalizing operations against the transcommunity is about all of us because when they're done with them, they'll come for you. >> that's right, nicole. i have been thinking a lot too about in my lifetime, the republican party has been so adept at talking about culture war and social issues, and for so long, the democratic party shied away from that and tried to take a different approach i think one of the