and i am its presenter grigory tarasevich chief editor of the magazine also do not believe the schrödingere and we will talk today unexpectedly at cats and together with our guest miroslav volkov , a professional animal psychologist. we'll talk about what our fluffy. these are the ones that run, purr, and meow, in fact. this is a big serious scientific topic miroslav once again. hello. let's start with history, look. here is a popular book in the code that is often written was domestic then, then, then, then, then, how did people find out when and where there was a domestic cat, to begin with, we need to understand what domestication is, that is, and this is the process when the cat came to our house, and we became her perceive how? well, for example, family members or when only we began to get to know her and select individuals from the wild. ah, on the basis of loyalty to the person and applying. this is an animal for some purpose. and for example, the most banal and most dominant theory that we now think is the protection of grain, when we have already settled well enough from rats from

schrödinger's podcast is with you and i am its host grigory tarasevich is the editor-in-chief of the's code and our guest is the wonderful expert miroslav volkov , a zoopsychologist, and by chance, completely by chance, under the casting from schrödinger, we are talking about cats a question about the metaphorical role of a cat. who is this anyway? it's something very homely very childish very spontaneous. there is some kind of universal image of a cat in these meme metaphors. it seems to me that the universal image of the cat is very well described by kipling and the cat that walks by itself. myself, but it is described there, i would say close to ideal, because really, after all , a cat does not shoot in this way. she's great in her own way, babysitter. she keeps the hearth, but at the same time walks by herself. that is, it is a little independent of the person. that is, it cooperates with us on a number of conditions, but at the same time it remains. eh, a little apart. yes, that is, you understand, we like it precisely because of its independence. it seems to me, because there i

thank you for watching or listening to us until the next meeting in the schrödinger's cat podcast let'smply and about simple things difficult. the creative industry podcast is with you roman karmanov and elena cyprus and our guest today is konstantin sidorkov, director of musical event projects at vk and president e. gazprom mini radio yuri kostin how did it happen? in general, this is a question for both of our guests. uh, how did it happen that 2023 is in the yard, and the musician is still striving, firstly, on the air of the radio station, and , secondly, at the same time they are striving for the platforms too and somehow they have all this in head. in general, it fits, in fact, the main reason why musicians strive to do this. it is that the streaming of the uh music platform is a social lift for a large number of musicians through these platforms. they can get a huge audience for themselves in a fairly short period of time, this path was trodden initially by the radio industry. many, many years ago, and the internet, thus continued, uh, this trend and, in general, nearby, just sit

, and by chance, completely by chance , under the casting from schrödinger, we are talking about cats metaphorical role of a cat. who is this anyway? it's something very homely very childish very spontaneous. here is some kind of universal image of a cat in these places memes. it seems to me that the universal image of a cat is very well described by kipling and a cat that walks by itself, but it described there, i would say close to ideal, because really. after all, this image does not shoot a cat. she's great in her own way, babysitter. she keeps the hearth, but at the same time walks by herself. that is, it is a little bit independent from the man, that is, it cooperates with us on a number of conditions, but at the same time it remains, uh, a little apart. yes, that is, you understand, we like it precisely because of its independence. it seems to me, because there is some kind of mystery in this. that is, it even seems to me has some may be erotic in the text, because in this sense we are also a cat very often in art in movies in comics, superheroes everywhere. we have a cat - it'

with you, the podcast of schrödinger's cat and i'm its leading editor-in-chief of the popular scienceho will help me broadcast and talk with our wonderful guest. we have mikhail gurevich in the studio today. plotov, candidate of medical sciences, doctor himself, an employee of the sechenov university. well, in general, a person who knows a lot about sleep, mikhail yuryevich in general , how clear is what sleep is and why is it what, but deeper, we dive, and not everything, fuck in studying with this, of course. we understand more and more how difficult this condition is. that is , now we have a good idea of ​​how it happens, for example, the transfer of information to sleep time compared to wake time. we have a good idea of ​​which areas of the brain work. in sleep, a is active, and which ones, on the contrary, work much less intensively compared to wakefulness, but to reach such a degree of understanding that one can induce sleep, for example, or, at will, with the help of some technical devices, but to simulate processes, that occur in a dream, science has not yet reached this, alth

we remind you of schrödinger's podcast, i am its host grigory tarasevich and my assistant the cat barilogist, a dream. there are many legends, as a rule, not true, that great discoveries came to great scientists in dreams. well , mendeleev is definitely not, he was in the description of his daughter half asleep, when he finally formulated the periodic law. in general , she can dream of something useful. well, there is, uh, depressing statistics, which suggests that most of the discoveries nevertheless took place in the state of hydrogenation of sleep, that is, especially it is not necessary, so to speak, to exaggerate too much, but the role of creative dreams. although really. eh, mmm. such observations were more impressive to me. the story of the german physicist hmm friedrich august kekul, who discovered the formula for benzene in a dream. and it's well documented. this flashback that's when he worked on this shape to understand how atoms behave. well, it was impossible to imagine. yes , the chemical structure can really close all thoughts in such a linear paradigm and e, and no one

>> i bought schrodinger before the earnings it fell, because that's what happens to me. i added to it. the stock ran up 25% and i just said if i'm trying to cool off my portfolio from all the ai mania, then i'm probably better off taking the profit and re-evaluating in general they maintain 100% market share or 80% or 90% market share it's not that it never happens a huge bet continuing to make the case it's probably true nobody can touch the market position, their platform, their products, their lead in this space that's probably true the thing is there's going to come a time where it's not true and there are going to be all sorts of things that happen along the way that spook the stock price. five things that could knock nvidia down. the first on the list is any credible evidence that china is about to do something with respect to taiwan. think about how important taiwan is for the whole semi space, for tech and semis in particular, they don't even have to do anything it could be a report and you could see 10% come out of any chip stock overnight the risk is not lower

this is not schrödinger's cat, it's like a sea battle.the contrary, hit by water, hit by water, lost. and if you miss, you win. what are you, what are you doing? are you out of your mind, or what? well, maybe it's better not to risk it. well, you can carefully protect the risky zone risky zone there. but where are the risky areas in the car? yes, i don’t know, the ignition coil of the candle, it’s tired, closes, then you need to close everything that seems vulnerable. it will take a long time to dry after washing, the next day in the evening. i turned her on. well , i twitched her, but i drove her to the track on the m4 anyway. it seems to breathe, yes, and this, well, is great. well, it turns out that there is nothing more to wash, yes, it turns out there is nothing, it still infuriates the dirty. the engine is impossible, but it is also impossible not to wash it. and a radiator to keep it from overheating. what if you're an st and can't stand dirt under the hood? even in those places where it is not visible, you have to take a chance, w

uh, this is now zaluzhny schrödinger. he seems to be there, and there is a fight and not.r-in-chief was a guest of ukrainian propagandists on the video, alive, healthy, well-fed and true. again, when the interview was recorded , the general looks more and more like joe biden's invisible friend whom the president of the united states regularly greets at speeches. looking for already the whole world, but he still is not. maybe he went into the woods or he does not want to shine in public. after all, everyone in the leadership team is su- it is clear that the failure of the vaunted counter-offensive can be mortally dangerous to achieve instant success, some kind of explosion of the situation and not victory in victory as they say, it will not work, and then in this case, of course, anger and angry with the ukrainian public and, uh, the world. the elite will fall on the army and then laid behind the head. here, well, so to speak, fly. i have, in a conditional or unconditional sense, wounded or liquidated destroyed by his own or lay to the bottom, fearing russian missile strike

certain certain hopes, certain guarantees, because he said so, because guarantees are you know schrödinger'sou don't need to use them yet, you don't know how effective they are, that's why you need to understand that there may still be some intermediate stages, but i emphasize the intermediate stages, but the final goal must be completely clear and we must receive a clear signal about the need and about nato's willingness to see ukraine as a member of this alliance, and the foreseeable future , now friends are considering not even logos, i'm sorry, we are considering the most negative option for us, vilnivsky itself how does it end and we hear assurances we hear that the door is open for ukraine we may hear about certain compromising or positive signals only but clear road map we do not see that then you are nothing life continues let's continue it ends what then well , that is, how can we build interaction with nato , strengthen cooperation with individual states and members of nato and this will be evidence that nato , just as international organizations such as the osce have demonstrated

let's get to josh brown now for the new move of his, a new buy schrodinger, what is this?ive side of anything i ever do it's a $2 billion market cap, and the company is not expected to have full year profitability until, like, 2025. so nobody should be buying this stock just because i am. make sure to do your own research what i like about it is that this is a.i. or machine learning drug discovery it's basically three businesses in one they've been around for 30 years. this is not a company that came along to take advantage on the a.i. boom. basically, they have a platform that is able to analyze molecules at a much faster rate than most pharma and most laboratories are currently able to do. they have a platform that can evaluate molecules in hours versus weeks, as the industry standard and faster and better means quicker time to market for drug companies. so they just signed a deal with eli lilly this week. they've signed a deal with santa fe, with bristol-myers they're working with some of the largest companies in the world to help them develop drugs in a more safe and f

to stop and solve differential equations, like when you're doing fourier analysis or using the schrodinger he's only an engineer. i was thinking, we could write a little app that would use handwriting recognition and then run it through a symbolic evaluation engine. you just use your smartphone, take a picture of the equation and bam! you know what's a great app? the one that makes fart noises. you know, leonard, that's actually a valid idea. very good. can you say that and not make it sound like i'm a cat who learned how to use the toilet? no. the two achievements are equally surprising and equally admirable, though if pressed, i'd have to give a slight edge to the cat. i'll save you the pain and nervousness of waiting for the answer. i agree to be part of your project. congratulations. oh, yay for me. what about you guys? i can't promise anything, but people do make money off stuff like this. a few extra bucks would be nice. i could finally move out of my mother's house. where would you go? i always dreamed about building a little place of my own over the garage. you know, if i made more

the british performance of the apu counteroffensive is called the schrödinger counteroffensive, it allegedlyy began today, theaters appeared and supposedly training of apu tank types , on which british challenger 2 tanks used to cross the lines of russian defense in the form of dragon teeth. well, while the publication is being prepared to dry, it writes that zelensky. it is time to launch at least an anti-corruption counteroffensive, according to the publication. during the war, corruption was so deeply ingrained that it became all over ukraine local, and was it everywhere, they say ukrainian oligarchs during the war benefit from the hundreds of billions of dollars needed to restore ukraine now that international donors ukraine will gather in london for the sixth annual conference on the restoration of ukraine zelensky must show western taxpayers and businesses. how exactly will transparency be ensured and reports filed? otherwise, money will not be allocated on the current scale to trust the law enforcement system. today it has dropped to yes, and to a record low , republicans trump point