i was with you, elena korabelnikova and candidate of philosophical sciences, member.researchers dreamer, artist, creative person, maria volchenko. i would like to wish everyone a calm, restorative, fruitful sleep and bright, imaginative, creative dreams. i’m larisa guzeeva, let’s get married, good afternoon, today the brides are tatyana, dear and larisa, and our groom, 60 years old, heard from his wife when he realized that he couldn’t. cope with her alcohol addiction. sergei is the deputy general director of a network of driving schools, lives in the northern capital, is proud that he has traveled to almost all countries of the world, warns that he adopted his own granddaughter, dreams of paragliding into the sky . sergei won't get along.

our guest, candidate of philosophical sciences, member of the international association of dream researchersst, maria volchenko. maria, hello. there is also interaction, on the one hand , this is the interaction of a group of friends, relatives , it’s fun, this caroling is a feast, and on the other hand, the rituals themselves are performed strictly alone, slowly, so that no one sees or hears, if they see you, it’s all okay will not work. what exactly is specific? for the russian tradition associated with dreams? this is the tradition of a practical dream that is useful in the household, here i am. she said this: these are special objects, special rituals. i have prepared one photograph here, where various objects are collected, here you see, this is a painting by bryulov, it has a very interesting story, it is a story about christmastide, bryulov actually lived in italy, painted paintings on historical themes , and finally a large painting, the death of pompeii was brought to russia to be presented at the academy of arts. but it was just christmas time, it was christmas time he was invited

our guest, candidate of philosophical sciences, member of the international association of researchersing christmas time he was invited to stay at his friend’s estate, his friend is known under the pseudonym antony pogorelsky, the author of fairy tales, so bryulov, for the first time, being in the village during christmas time, he was amazed by the magic, the beauty of christmas rituals, then everyone heard zhukovsky’s poem, that’s when he painted this picture, here we see just one of the... objects that are considered special - this is a mirror that is used christmastide why exactly the image of a mirror, just for a long time, when there were no such mirrors, people looked at their reflection in the water, it was believed that when you look at your reflection in a lake, you see not your reflection, but the reflection of that part of the soul that travels in a dream, and we were talking about special objects, it seems to me that here... exactly such objects are shown, yes, absolutely right, objects can be divided into three groups, these are household objects, here, please, a thimble,

dream in hand podcast, a conversation about christmas dreams with my guest, candidate of philosophical sciences, member of the international association of dream researchers, creative artist, maria volchenko. it turns out that the incubation of a dream is essentially a creative process, a creative process, an active process, in principle, it is now recognized throughout the world that a dream is inseparable connected with creativity, this is a case of spontaneous dream tuning, i bought a very beautiful book on the art of ancient egypt, most of all i liked the photograph of the egyptian god of the mountain in the form of a golden...crusted figurine of a falcon with open wings, in the end i did not specially tune in, but i got such a beautiful dream, when a huge bird flew over the surface of the mountains, and i saw this sometimes, being one of those people who go below, look at this bird from below and see its shadow, silhouette, and sometimes from above, seeing the entire space. science finds different explanations for the relationship between knowledge and creativity. firstly, when a person fa

our guest, candidate of philosophical sciences, member of the international association of dream researchersdreams, artist maria volchenko. maria, hello, good afternoon. well, in general, christmas time is a holiday that is somewhat paradoxical in an emotional sense, that is, on the one hand it is very fun, yeah. on the other hand, these are horror stories, these are nightmares, well, this is terribly funny, this is how it should be, this is terribly fun, it demolishes all internal barriers, the fear of asking a question, the fear of learning something, and the main thing is just to have fun, and this is also interaction, on the one hand, this is the interaction of a group of friends, relatives, this is fun, this is caroling, this is a feast . on the other hand, the rituals themselves are performed strictly alone, on the sly, so that no one sees or hears; if they see you, that’s it, nothing will happen. what is specific to the russian tradition associated with dreams? this is a tradition of practical dreams that are useful in the household, i would say so. these are special items, special ri

on, it was a podcast dream in hand, i was with you, elena koravelnikova and a candidate of philosophical sciencesternational association of dream researchers, a creative artist. person - maria volchenko, i would like to wish everyone a calm, restorative, fruitful sleep and bright images. creative dreams. hello, this is a space stories podcast, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov. new year's holidays, everyone loves to visit, but there are some friends who only come to visit new ones. year, because they don’t have time for this during the middle of the year. here to me today my colleagues, friends from the film the challenge, came to visit. honored artist of russia elena valyushkina, actors benik rokilyan and maxim stoyanov. the film challenge brought us all together. in my opinion, this is the most grandiose, biggest, brightest event of 2023, which has real cosmic proportions. this is the first film that was shot not only in... but in space, and yulia peresilt and klim shipenko actually flew into space, and i am a real witness to this, and i generally believe that the challenge project is anoth

will talk about this now with our next guest, we are joined by yuriy chornomorets, doctor of philosophical sciencesvolunteer and sniper, mr. yuri, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear. good day everyone, i was going to talk about sniping, but i think that this will be the second part of our conversation, because first, after all, the history of the draft law. about firearms, it bothers me a little to say the least, because it can't be in a situation where there is a war, we are trying, aren't we there, the government is trying to screw the nuts in terms of the fact that the use of weapons becomes so complicated, i know that you have read this bill in detail, but you know all the points painful points related to this bill, i would like to hear your opinion whether we need such a law in the conditions of war. i want to say that the original intention of the draft law was, accordingly , to allow citizens to have wider opportunities to own weapons, and first of all it is for self-defense, and secondly, again for the protection of the homeland in the conditions that today there is, but as a res

will now talk about this with our next guest, we are joined by yurii chornomorets, doctor of philosophical sciencesvolunteer and sniper, mr. yury, i congratulate you, glad to see and hear, good day to everyone, were you going to talk about the sniper? but i think that will be the second part of our conversation, because first, after all, the story with the firearms bill, it worries me a little, to say the least, because it cannot be in the conditions when there is a war, whether we try or not there, the authorities are trying to screw up the point of view that the use of weapons is becoming so complicated. i know that you have read this bill in detail, but you know, all these painful moments are related to this law. project would like to hear your opinion on whether we need such a law in the conditions of war. i want to say that the original intention of the draft law was, accordingly, to allow citizens to have more opportunities to own weapons, and, firstly, it is for self-defense, and secondly, again, for the protection of the homeland. in the conditions that exist today, but as a result of the w

will talk about this now with our next guest. we are joined by yurii chornomorets, doctor of philosophical sciences, volunteer and sniper, mr. yury, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear, good day to all, i was preparing. you're talking about sniping, but i think that will be the second part of our conversation, because first of all, the story is about the firearms bill, it worries me, to say the least, because it can't be in the conditions when there's a war, we 're trying aren't we there, the authorities are trying to screw the nuts from the point of view of the fact that the use of weapons becomes so complicated, i know that you have read this bill in detail, or but you know all these painful moments are related to... this bill, i would like to hear your opinion, do we need such a law in the conditions of war? i want to say that the original intention of the draft law was, accordingly, to allow citizens to have more opportunities to own weapons, firstly for self-defense, and secondly, again, for protection. motherland in the conditions that exist today, but as a result of work in the spe

dream in hand podcast, a conversation about christmas dreams with my guest, candidate of philosophical sciencesthe international association of dream researchers, creative artist, maria volchenko. it turns out that dream incubation is essentially a creative process, a creative process, an active process, in principle, it is now recognized throughout the world that a dream. is inextricably linked with creativity , this is a case of spontaneous dream tuning, i bought a very beautiful book on the art of ancient egypt, most of all i liked the photograph of the egyptian god of the mountain in the form of a gold inlaid figurine of a falcon with open wings, in the end i didn’t specially tune in, but i got this such a beautiful dream, when... information in such an unusual figurative form, this is also important, well, the dream represents which opens up additional opportunities for overcoming the stereotypes of something familiar , there is an anecdote on this topic: at first pushkin dreamed of the periodic system, he just didn’t understand it, yes, absolutely true, a creative dream can be dreamed. i

at the faculty they say that they work at the faculty, this is the approach of philosophers . well, engage in russian science the faculty, we need to create it, complete our studies, bring people here, train the employees, who agree to work. and somehow start developing this business, and you somehow had something to do with grant support, you know, such a thing, so as not to mention names, i’ll put it simply, there was initially a grant, there was an idea to create a laboratory, but then the circumstances turned out that no grant was created for the laboratory, but as a result, all the research workers are ours, they are completely... there are certain obstacles, but we have sons, there is also a woman, a mother, that is, dmitry, here is our dearest son human, who left in may, here... he had a bunch of guys, they also left, their mothers remained , some were the only ones, i don’t know, and wives, we have a certain problem that has not been solved for a year and a half or 2 depending, and which ones, that is, i deal with military mortgages, and the whole point is that there is such a mechanism in the depart

maxim the smart, ukrainian political scientist, philosopher, doctor of political sciences. mr.late you, thank you for being with us today. congratulations. viktor boberenko, political scientist, expert of the bureau of policy analysis. mr. victor. i welcome you and thank you for being with us today , good health to you, yes, before we start our conversation, gentlemen, we will turn on our correspondent dmitry didora, later, yes, in 5 minutes we will turn on our correspondent dmitry didora, he is watching according to what is happening in the pechersk district court of the capital, there they choose, choose, or rather, a preventive measure for the son of hrynkevich, igor... lviv businessman roman gurinkevich.

maksym rozumny, ukrainian political scientist, philosopher, doctor of political sciences. sir maxim, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. congratulations. viktor boberenko, political scientist, expert of the bureau of policy analysis. mr. viktor, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. good health to you. yes, before starting our conversation, gentlemen, we will include our correspondent dmytro didora, later , yes, in 5 minutes we will include our correspondent dmytro didora, he monitors what is happening in the pechersk district court of the capital, there they choose, choose, or rather , preventive measure for hrynkevich's son, igor hrynkevich, lviv businessman roman hrynkevich, and the prosecutor's office is asking. a deposit of half a billion hryvnias, so gentlemen, since we are asking our tv viewers and viewers whether they support multiple citizenship in ukraine, i will also ask you whether you support multiple citizenship in ukraine, since today zelenskyy once again announced that he is submitting to the verkhovna rada the bill of ukraine on

maksym rozumny, ukrainian political scientist, philosopher, doctor of political sciences. mr.ongratulate you, thank you for being with us today. congratulations. viktor boberenko, political scientist, expert of the bureau of policy analysis. mr. viktor, i congratulate you and. thank you for being with us today , good health, yes, before we start our conversation, gentlemen, we will turn on our correspondent dmitry didora, later, yes, in 5 minutes we will turn on our correspondent dmitry didora, he is watching , which is taking place in the pechersk district court of the capital, there they choose, choose, or rather, a preventive measure for the son of hrynkevich, igor hrynkevich, a lviv businessman. hrynkevich and the prosecutor's office is asking for bail in the amount of half a billion hryvnias. so, gentlemen, since we we ask our hey tv viewers and viewers , do they support multiple citizenship in ukraine, i will ask you too, do you support multiple citizenship in ukraine, because today zelenskyy once again announced that he is submitting a bill on multiple citizenship to th

is a philosopher, a philosopher , a doctor of philosophy, at the same time , philosophers say that philosophy is not a science what sciences is not clear, but maybe not a science, just a doctor of philosophy, this is very complex. we are trying to do this, for us in practical terms, this means that we must, which means, live by our own mind, the country should live by its own mind, the country should be guided by its national interests, this does not mean at all that we didn’t give a damn about the interests of others, because being guided by your own interests and achieving success means respecting the interests of our partners, we do so, but we will never allow... a third year student at the baltic academy of fishing fleet of the kaliningrad state technical university, i have two requests to you: first as for the museum of the world ocean, well, this is the largest scientific and historical museum in our region, which has its own pier and its own museum fleet. since 2014, the museum has been creating a scientific and educational center for the planet ocean, we would really like for its... construction to be

me remind you, the words of the french philosopher, in france, philosophers are highly revered, they not only engage in theoretical sciencetalking about michel toda, michel toda, two letters d at the end, said that russia has entered into an existential the conflict with the west, in fact, what jens stoltenberg claims, not only him, proves this. this means in simple russian language that someone will definitely be carried out of this battlefield with their heels first, that is, there is no way out of this conflict except for someone to die, i mean in this case the countries of civilization, if today russia refuses from our line, we are talking about elections, and elections are largely associated with this, then russia will die civilizationally, it will not exist , there will be people, perhaps, who for some time... maybe for quite a long time i i will speak russian, there are different ethnic groups , sub-ethnic groups speaking different languages, perhaps they will be studied as indians, some kind of dolovars, but this will no longer be the civilization that we know and which, as i believe, is a common mycelium for russ

she's a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences the american philosophical society academy.ritishie tonight they are here to discuss the "the odyssey of phillis wheatley" a poet's journeys through american slavery and independence. this new biography is an account of wheatley's webwork and it's written "the odyssey of phillis wheatley" the historical bibliography is a literally analysis at the indictment of political discourse developments of live in our country's history. majored alternate reality that people like wheatley gray. we are so excited to host this event. please join meom in welcoming david waldstreicher and annette gordon-reed.on [applause] >> thank you very much for that interdiction and thank everybody for coming up. to listen to us talk about this. this is a great book. to start off i want to talk about the early american republic. hera had written a book about benjamin franklin. what made you decide to ride about subfive wheatley? >> to me it wasn't a great belief because they did ride about her in my book about politics in the early republic and a bit on in my book

she she's a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences, the american philosophical society and the british academy. tonight, they are here to discuss the odyssey of phillis wheatley, a poet's journeys through american slavery and independ. since this new biography is the fullest account to date of wheatley's life and works and carrie greenidge writes in the new york times book review that the odyssey of phillis wheatley is at once historical biography at its best literary analysis, at its sharpest and a subversive indictment of current political discourse, questioning the relevance of black life in our country's history. while australia's major contribution as a scholar is to take seriously the alternate reality that enslaved people like wheatley created outside the white gaze, where so excited to host this event here at harvard bookstore. please join me in welcoming david wilde and annette gordon-reed. well, thank you very much for that introduction and thank everybody for coming out to listen to us talk about this. this is a great book. david, to start off, i want to say you'

combine them with you, historians, psychiatrists, political scientists, philosophers, all together, and so that they develop a new science a name, what do you say about the proposal, you mean, if the proposal is accepted, please appoint me as an honorary professor with a small salary, i completely agree with you. "i completely agree with you, it would be very nice, and the last thing, as far as today after this is not an election, but this is an attempt to look at the pre-election field, to what extent we can now talk about the chances of trump or biden and whether it is worth talking about it at all or even more it's too early, but here in ukraine too, many people are nervous and say that..." the impression that biden will lose? such an impression is already spreading in america, especially among democrats and liberals. of course, republicans and conservatives have long been convinced , that he will win and should win, but now the more times, so to speak, the liberals and democrats themselves are convinced that his victory is plausibly inevitable, and for various reasons, well, as you know, he is the first ... and he wo

me remind you of the words of the french philosopher, in france philosophers are highly revered, they not only engage in theoretical scienceabout michel thad, michel thad has two letters d at the end, he said that russia has entered into an existential conflict . with the west, in fact, what jens stoltenberg claims, not only he, this proves, meaning in simple russian language, that someone will definitely be carried out of this battlefield with their heels first, that is , there is no way out of this conflict except, for someone to die, i i mean in this case the countries of civilization, if today russia abandons its line, we are talking about elections, and elections are largely associated with this, then russia will die. civilizationally, it will not exist, there will be people , perhaps, who will speak russian for some time, or maybe for quite a long time, there are different ethnic groups, subethnic groups, speaking different languages, perhaps they will be studied as indians, some kind of dolovars, here, but this will no longer be the civilization that we know, and which, as i believe, is a common comb, united for rus

me remind you the words of the french philosopher in france, philosophers greatly respect , they are not only engaged in theoretical scienceg about michel toda... toda with two letters d at the end stated that russia has entered into an existential conflict with the west. in fact, what jens claims stoltenberg, not only him, proves this. this means in simple russian language that someone will definitely be carried out of this battlefield with their heels first. that is , there is no way out of this conflict except for someone to die. i mean in the case of a country of civilization. if for today. russia will abandon its line, we are talking about elections, and elections are largely associated with this, then russia will die civilizationally, it will not exist, there will be people, perhaps, who for some time, or maybe for quite a long time, will speak russian, of course, there are different ethnic groups, sub-ethnic groups speaking different languages, perhaps they will be studied as indians, there are some pre-lovars, but this will no longer be the civilization that we know, and which, as i believe, is like a common myceli

me remind you of the words of a french philosopher, in france philosophers are highly revered, they not only engage in theoretical scienceabout michel tode, michel tode, two letters. at the end he stated that russia had entered into an existential conflict with the west. in fact, what jens stoltenberg claims, not only he, proves this, meaning in simple russian language, that someone from this battlefield will definitely be carried out with their heels forward, that is, there is no way out of this conflict except for someone i died, i i have in the case of a country civilization, if russia refuses today. from our line, we are talking about elections, and elections are largely associated with this, then russia will die civilizationally, it will not exist, there will be people, perhaps, who, for some time, or maybe for quite a long time, will speak russian, of course , there are different ethnic groups, sub-ethnic groups, speaking different languages, perhaps they will be studied as indians, there are some dolovars, but this will no longer be the civilization that we know, and which, as i believe, is like a common mycelium,

gathered our thoughts on the topic of science and education. yes, but the profession of a scientist appears after a few centuries, you know, like with philosophersacademic philosopher came and said something like that, and then he went there , i don’t know, mind his own business, there’s this gap, science has lost its the emergence of the profession of a scientist, i’ll ask you out of the blue, because you talked about it as unconditionally... positive, i understand why, but are there any disadvantages in the emergence of this profession of a scientist? you know, it seems to me that any ordering narrows the scope, in this regard, in this regard, of course, before the advent of rome, the absence of roman law probably gave people more opportunities when we regulate this or that profession in a certain way, today we are discussing the profession of a scientist, of course this narrows the opportunity. and to be honest, very often the manager is the first to speak to the scientist, which is not very correct, begins to dictate to the scientist unnecessary rules for the very purchase of reagents, instruments, to complicate procedures that would seem to

is the basis of all sciences, i would say, moreover, in my personal practice i always proceed from the formula of love, which i once read from a very famous sociologist, philosopherat answers the question why, while science answers the question how? what or who do you love most? well, your family, loved ones, your favorite thing, a lot of things. next, the purple sector, to your left. hello, my name is roma, i don’t know where i should go, what direction or specialty i should choose, so what do you think will be the most in demand and promising professions in the future, and which ones will probably disappear altogether? the world is becoming others due to the fact that the speed of data processing, the volume of data processing is increasing, they seem to expand a person, but at the same time they close the path of a person to himself. yourself, and a person slowly becomes a robot, more and more dependent on robots in reality, on those very bots with which we, well, one way or another deal, in my deep conviction, those important professions are one way or another connected with the help a person to find himself in this world, and some routine professions that wi

is the basis of all sciences, i would say, moreover, in my personal practice i always proceed from the formula of love, which i once read from a very famous sociologist, philosopherbility, it is an act. uh, well, uh, this is what answers the question why, while science answers the question how? what or what? who do you love the most? well, your family, loved ones, your favorite thing, a lot of things. further, the purple sector, to your left. hello, my name is roma and i don’t know where i should go, what direction or specialty i should choose, so what do you think will be the most in demand and promising professions in the future, and which ones may disappear altogether? the world is becoming different due to the fact that more and more data processing speeds, data processing volumes, they seem to expand a person, but at the same time for... professions, yes, of the future, i believe that one of the future professions, although maybe not in 10 years, years in 30 , taking into account the dynamics of changes in our world, and everything tends exponentially, it is the creator of silence, the seller of silence, there is little free time, and of course, you simply w

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obviously, his the sort of varied nature of his interests in music, science that was the head of the american philosophical society until they finally, you know, wouldn't let him retire. you know, he's president and they still doing this into retirement. in retirement, founding a university. his understanding about the things that are needed in order for a republican to go public, to go forward, political freedom, religious freedom and education. and those are the things that he wants on his tombstone and wants to be remembered for and all of those things are good. they're things that are important for us to keep in mind, he was a talented politician, even though didn't like to portray himself as a politician. but how did he last? you know, through all those years and then have all these acolytes there's a jeffersonian age from 1800 through madison and monroe. a brief pause with john quincy, jq, and then jackson, who himself as a jeffersonian, even though jefferson didn't think very much of him, didn't think he was fit to be president, but still liked the general idea. there's just a lot there to, i think,

sciences and cultural studies were held. long live karim mojtahedi, the retired teacher of the group. the philosophy of tehran university made a significant contribution to the growth of philosophical researches in iran and died yesterday at the age of 93. his body will be buried in behesht zahra, tehran. the uncertain fate of trump in the election despite the victory in the internal race of the republican party in the state of iowa. trump won 51.9/10 votes in the intra-party elections. the former representative of the united states in the united nations was second and third respectively. meanwhile, the former president of the united states and more than 90 civil criminal charges regarding the attack on the congress january 6 rebellion is facing. the us supreme court is scheduled to rule next month on trump's eligibility to run for the 2020 presidential election. 24 to decide. thank you for your attention. have a nice day. in the name of god , i greet you, dear viewers, in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was in bushehr province, salviah with a maximum temperature of 30 degrees, and the hottest place in east azarbaijan province , varzghan , with a minimum tempera

and they were truly humanistic in their beliefs and philosophical inquiry, constant learning, open dialogue, deliberation, diplomacy, reason and science, , art, innovation, values-based leadership would be the glue of a strong and adaptable democracy. in that spirit, our founding and in pursuit of our purpose the aspen strategy group holds this forum twice a year here and in aspen to identify and address the greatest challenges facing the u.s. and the world, and in these times they are many and they are all interconnected. anja, leah and their team have displayed remarkable intelligence and perspective in designing this forum to connect the dots of themes thinge china challenge, the war for freedom in ukraine, terror and war inir the middle east, tensis are global trade, the climate crisis, the arms race, and artificial intelligence. each of these themes requires human intelligence of the highest order, especially if american leadership and american institutions and american democracy are to meet the enduring and emerging test before us. our conference will feature a variety of voices government and military leadership to private sect

is sergei sergeevich kharuzhiy, who was a doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, and he began to study philosophicalere religious and philosophical issues, achieved, so to speak, a lot of things, apparently, in general, the brains , if analysis, systematization are organized on it, on the other hand there is unconditional such hysteresis. then from there, mathematics, physics , in general, a biologist, you can teach him biological sciences, but on the other side, it works much worse, it’s true, i have not seen examples of a person coming there at the age of 50 and starting to do science, and moreover , from this area of ​​chemistry, physics, biology, i’ll say now, approximately, well, 90% of all nobel laureates and nobel prizes were received by people, this was. it is advisable to help as much as possible to that very student, yes, about whom you speak with such love today you tell him so that he, well, so that he already gets his bearings, yes, that if this is his, then it is necessary that he by this time or even earlier, here are the first tests as early as possible, because it is inherent in a p

science after world two and very little. the 54 hearing he became of a recluse, a philosopher. he wrote some essays. he gave a excuse. but he was pretty much, you know, silenced by that 54 trial. and that's summer. he went off to the caribbean on a sailing expedition. he took family to sort of escape the of publicity and he loved sailing. he discovered on that trip a little island of saint john and the virgin islands and part of the summer there with fbi agents trailing him, fearful, fearful that a russian submarine might surface off the coast of saint john and spirit away to moscow. and ridiculous anyway, oppenheimer in love with saint john and bought a piece of property right on the beach and soon built a very smart little cabin and he spent the rest of his life every you spending probably three or four months of the year in john walking the beach barefoot, bare chested. he was, you know, almost beach bum, very isolated, seen no, it it's a sad story as william fulbright, the senator said after he died. we should remember, went on the floor of the senate and intoned that we should. what robert oppenheimer gave to am

science professor by training. i've always believed that ultimately filters plummet the decision about who represents them. but to think there and anderson philosophicalion or face and as a country. you have people running for office have been hours of multiple times. you have someone who's very likely going to be a presidential nominee who will have been indicted and convicted of several different things. do you think, as a lawyer, there should be some crimes that would potentially disqualify somebody from running for office? or do you think, from a philosophical level, if folks are not in jail or even if they are in jail, you should be able to vote? >> as a prosecutor, i believe there should be crimes that disqualify you from office and i'm appalled by the reaction from that group. this is we are years of anti government rhetoric leads. when meghan minor faith in our institutions, you get that reaction. where they cheer people have been arrested. it is ironic, the people who claim to be law older folks, and back the blue, or cheering her. there are the same people who still couldn't police when they see a cop woke up their driveway, with a subpoena,

the basis of all sciences, i would said, moreover, in his personal practice he always i proceed from the formula of love, which i once read from... the famous sociologist, philosopherk, this is knowledge, this is responsibility - this is an act, this is what... hello, my name is roma and i don’t know where to go, what direction or specialty i should choose, that’s what you think, which? professions will be the most in demand and promising in the future, and which ones will possibly disappear altogether? the world is becoming different due to the fact that the speed of data processing is increasing, volumes of data processing, they seem to expand a person, but at the same time they close a person’s path to himself, and a person slowly becomes a robot, more and more dependent on robots in reality, on the very bots with which we... the profession will not be there, i don’t know , some kind of courier, well, because it will be replaced by means of telecommunications, but i am absolutely convinced that i agree with the expression of a fairly well-known philosopher who said that the 21st century is a century that will either be humanitarian or it won't exist at all we mo

science fiction he tours all year round. gavrila, the team has a box of wine, give seryozha a guitar, oh, this is my favorite film, in general, our man, life is short, as philosophersdream, to jump into the tv, what a furry one. shmi, mozheraya in the reeds, and the gypsy daughter is loved at night, by height, a vagabond soul. so forward behind the gypsy star, the end one, to the sunset, where the barus tremble, and the eyes stroke with a homeless board into the burning heavens, so forward behind the entire godsky star, the nomadic one, towards the sunset, where it trembles. marus, and eyes for sheltered melancholy, the oppressive skies, together along the path, towards fate, without wondering whether to hell or heaven, so we must go, not to be afraid. paths, even to the ends of the earth, even beyond the edge, so forward for the gypsies. star, nomadic, date with the dawn, to the east, children, wife, the wave turns pink, on dawn creeping sand, ahead behind a star, a cauldron of chasing southern sires, where my storm is like god's time, ocean dust flies forward everything... to be in someone else's skin, to try to replace a person - this is of course a brilliant id

philosopher ericho froma, what is love? love is a huge work, it is knowledge, it is responsibility, it is an act, uh, this is what answers the question why, while science next, the purple sector is to your left. hello, my name is roma and i don’t know where i should go, what direction or specialty i should choose, this is what you think, which professions will be most in demand and promising in the future, and which ones will probably disappear altogether? the world is becoming different due to the fact that the speed is increasing. we are moving to the red sector, it is on your right. tell me, how much free time does the rector have? you know, in mathematics there is such a thing as the limit of a function, yes, in the limit, it tends to zero, in fact very little, so, answering the question, one of the previous ones about the profession, yes, the future, i believe that one future professions, however, maybe... swimming, but the most important thing is not to absorb tens of megabytes of information in the form of someone else's data, some cases, to completely get away from this informational, not even noise, scream, in which we all live and turn somewh

are not all in the academy of sciences, the point is that i simply know why teska gives this example, since he has, well, his own, what is called a war on the philosophicalon’t have enough words, just like in a minefield, carefully, so here you are? uh, throughout the entire program you’ve been pushing us towards in order for us to somehow make a decision regarding certain groups of our fellow citizens, it is not i who are pushing, the audience is pushing me, and you are pushing us, that is, fellow citizens. i emphasize from citizens - these are our citizens, who, as you narrow it down, who live in our country, then, just a second, but i’ll correct the form, i ’m not pushing you to make up your mind, i’m pushing you in response to the question whether you should we must, as part of society demands, make a decision regarding them , force them to make a decision too, that means, that means, look, regarding us, we we sorted out this patriotic locomotive , which alexey detailed very , very well and... thanks for the tip, i will also use what we often say on behalf of those fighters in the trenches and it works, it really, it really works, as the end of last