magazine schrödinger code and my co-host the real cat bari our podcast in popular science about hows simply and how to see complexity in very simple and mundane things. and today we have a wonderful guest maria kalinina, doctor of chemistry, professor of the russian academy of sciences, leading researcher at the frunkin institute of physical chemistry and electrochemistry, let's talk. hello this is absolutely correct. and today we will talk on the one hand about very difficult chemistry. and about very simple things, for example, about the court. let's try to tie them together. let's start with the soup, well, the forces have at least ever eaten the court, and sometimes cooked the court. you say i, of course, yes. well , i, probably, like everyone else, like most of the housewives in our country, first of all cook. borsch cabbage soup in a hodgepodge, well, occasionally pickle. well, where to start more you can remove from the broth quite right. and what is the broth in terms of colloidal chemistry? bouillon? let's do it anyway. it seems to me that it is worth giving a definition of

, which is also schrödinger's cat and my co-host bari's cat, he's my some kind of non- schrödinger andply about complex things and difficult about simple things and our today's guest is konstantin severinov, doctor of biological sciences, professor and a person who is now working on a project with the very unconscious name of 100.000. the genomes of the russians, it just sounds frightening. i have read comments about this project. there were the craziest versions, including the fact that the genomes of russian people will be sold like oil. it was the most moderate version, and the worst thing was that they want to take away their genomes from the russians or deprive us of the denk in order to calm our most active fellow citizens. let's recall what a genome is, what it means to be a carrier of genetic information, the material carrier of genetic information that we pass on to our children, and receive from our parents , is a molecule called dna deoxyribonucleic acid, and on this molecule, how to wear material or how to the magnetic tape says that you are you and i am me, and barium. thi

have you heard the one about schrodinger's cat ? the about schrodinger's cat?ut schrodinger's cat? the notion of a cat shut in a box with a vial of poison that may or may not have killed it? the only way to find out is to open the box until that moment, according to the notion when the cat must be both alive and dead at the same time. i say we are living in schrodinger's britain, in schrodinger's britain, the britain of before is both alive and dead . we must open the box and dead. we must open the box and dead. we must open the box and see. see. i say, too, that in the end all we have to fear is a handful of old men. old men with noodle arms and bloated guts . i with noodle arms and bloated guts. i say with noodle arms and bloated guts . i say that handful could guts. i say that handful could swiftly be chased out of sight by a few good men. easily those desiccated ghouls would be chased out of our lives, never to return. trailing in their wake would be the corrupting filth they want children to read , the toxic garbage. they want to us eat the lesser lives th

this is not schrödinger's cat, it's like a sea battle, but, on the contrary, it got hit by water, itst by water. 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 zones risky zones there. but where are the risky areas in the car? yeah, i don't know, spark plug ignition coil. and if tired closes then you need to close everything that will seem vulnerable, it will take a long time to dry after washing, the next day in the evening. i turned her on. well, i twitched it, but i drove it to the track on the m4, everything seemed to breathe. and this is, well, great. well, it turns out that we are nothing more, yes, it turns out there is nothing. you can’t wash the engine, but it’s also impossible not to wash it , keep the batteries clean so that the radiator doesn’t run out so that it doesn’t overheat. and if you are sts and can not stand the dirt under the hood? even in those places where it is not visible, you have to take a chance, well, or at your own peril and

have you heard the one about schrodinger's cat ? the about schrodinger's cat?t schrodinger's cat? the notion of a cat shut in a box with a vial of poison that may or may not have killed it? the only way to find out is to open the box until that moment, according to the notion when the cat must be both alive and dead at the same time. i say we are living in schrodinger's britain, in schrodinger's britain, the britain of before is both alive and dead . we must open the box and dead. we must open the box and dead. we must open the box and see. see. i say, too, that in the end all we have to fear is a handful of old men. old men with noodle arms and bloated guts . i with noodle arms and bloated guts. i say with noodle arms and bloated guts . i say that handful could guts. i say that handful could swiftly be chased out of sight by a few good men. easily those desiccated ghouls would be chased out of our lives, never to return. trailing in their wake would be the corrupting filth they want children to read , the toxic garbage. they want to us eat the lesser lives the

so it's you know , it's kind of like, you know, schrodinger's, know , schrodinger's, you know, schrodinger'swe've got the times now with a shocking example of sexism in the nhs. i mean, to be fair, it's not the worst thing the nhs has done this week. francis absolutely. so this is a health visitor win 66 discriminate sex discriminate in case after female boss told him to man up. so this is a man who you're laughing. it's disgraceful. this is sexist in the workplace. bruce right. take it seriously . bruce right. take it seriously. so this is a man who was working in a female dominated environment, qualified as a nurse, worked in the nhs for 20 years. i think the male ones are called doctors and as a result, he would say that he was being bullied by his boss at and gave numerous examples saying that he was constantly being told that he was the butt of the joke and she, his female boss told him to man up several times. he then started crying and then did he started crying and then did he start crying? oh, probably. i don't know. i was just being facetious . and then he sued and facetious. and t

can affect to what medicine a person or people from this group will respond best to you podcast schrödingercode and i host grigory tarasevich together with my colleague, a cat guy and our today's guest konstantin severinov doctor of biological sciences professor and we are talking about the project 100.000 russian genomes, correctly i understand that when will be. a large amount of the genome has been read, it will be possible to go to a regular clinic and the doctor will prescribe pills for me and they will take them into account. eh, who am i ethnos mine or personally to him? i think that's the way it should be believe that well here in this ideal world. of course, this will just be enough. in general , your genome is already, when you were born, your genome is already with you. so i’m sure that it will, of course, be determined and will be part of your medical record, and regarding this genome given to you by god, or rather by your parents, you will then see how in the course of life that you still have some new mutations then in the course of life, which, for example, lead to leukemia.

schrödinger, i am its presenter grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari and our today's guest doctoriences professor konstantin serinov hello this is a witty podcast with you. i am svetlana dragan and today we will talk about events that have been developing for a very long time and have a very serious impact on fate , practically drawing a line of demarcation between the past and the future. who falls into the group of those who experience it for themselves. now the most amazing events. for someone wonderful for someone vague but definitely those that will change both you and your life. i am now talking about the amazing planet neptune. this is probably the most divine planet of all that exists. this is the most nature-like nature, giving birth to the planet that leads behind it opens incredible horizons , opens miracles that can only be dreamed of. this planet of talents, the most subtle sensations of the deepest psychological discoveries and the ability to let cosmic rhythms pass through. it sounds beautiful, but sometimes she can lead you into an illusory world so much to demand

schrödinger, i am its presenter grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari, and our today's guest isbiological sciences professor konstantin serinov hello, my name is dmitry bag. i'm the host of a literary podcast with a wonderful title. let them not speak, let them read. well, there is some kind of order, an imperative, and you can’t do without it , because time is such that the visual principle competes for our free time , internet music competes, and so on and so forth, but still it is necessary to consider, therefore, this paphos of the order is always with us , as it was in chekhov's chaika, remember this exclamation, people are lions, eagles, partridges, here are people, lions, eagles, partridges, all living creatures. we address this call to read, read with pleasure today. and i address this call to you dear interlocutors on the other side of the screen, together with e. my guest today is a writer, translator , editor-in-chief of the journal of foreign literature alexander yakovlevich chervyakand, hello alexander yakovlevich good evening, you are passing by in our podcast unde

schrodinger's beds or whatever. how very, very extraordinary. yeah. yeah.this is the kind of important and urgent, know, matrix this is the kind of important and urisn't know, matrix this is the kind of important and urisn't it? know, matrix this is the kind of important and urisn't it? so now, matrix this is the kind of important and urisn't it? so they matrix this is the kind of important and urisn't it? so they will, x again, isn't it? so they will, they will deal with the cases that they get rid of quickly that they can get rid of quickly but necessarily but aren't necessarily important, they be seen important, but they can be seen as like when you as urgent a bit like when you know got lots of things know you've got lots of things to do. so you tidy your sock drawer. >> w- w" >> mm hm. yeah. i like the idea of of brutal competition, of sort of brutal competition, merit incentives. merit and incentives. but obviously perverse obviously these are perverse incentives they don't incentives because they don't want who's going incentives because they don't w

thanks a lot. guests melodies of my life hello with you podcast schrödinger code and i am its host grigoryce magazine schödinger code and my co-host the real cat bari our podcast in popular science about how simply understands complex things and how to see complexity in very simple and mundane things. and today we have a wonderful guest maria kalinina, doctor of chemistry, professor of the russian academy of sciences, leading researcher at the frunkin institute of physical chemistry and electrochemistry, let's say it right. and today we will talk on the one hand about very difficult chemistry and other simple things, for example, prosus, we will try to tie them together, we will start with soup. well, strength of course, yes, what kind of soups do you like to cook. well i'm probably like everyone else, like most of the housewives in our country, first of all, i cook. borsch cabbage soup in a hodgepodge, well, occasionally pickle. well, where to start more you can start with the broth that's right. and what is the broth in terms of colloidal chemistry? bouillon? let's do it anyway. it seems

it's kind of like schrodinger's cat. either he was aware of what's going on and he knew what his son was doing and he's -- or he's not maybe he was completely clueless. absent minded. unaware of what his family was doing. one or the other is the truth. you can't come to any other conclusion rather than that. the question is, the problem is, if you are not able to determine or list that box and determine if the cat is dead or not, was joe biden truly involved or not. mr. shabbily throughout the investigation, mr., ziegler wet investigative steps that would have been ball joe biden, whether you would like to pursue but were not able to. >> i guess in my testimony, i talked about the atmosphere. when we are interviewing witnesses. talking about specific areas, specifics being the campaign that we were prevented. there was rolling eyes with us. he was a harsh environment. >> you are turned down directly as well. >> there were situations to where i was not able to ask questions, yes. >> you aren't able to listed and find out

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