here we are talking about schrödinger cats question about the metaphorical role of the cat.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 a cat is very well described by kipling. a cat that walks by itself, but it is described there, i would say close to ideal, because it really is. after all, this image is a cat shooting at her. she is for the most part cool in her own account, nanny. she keeps the hearth, but at the same time walks by herself. that is, it is somewhat independent of a person, that is, it cooperates with us on a number of conditions, but at the same time it remains, uh, a little isolated. 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 that it has some kind of erotic overtones, because in this sense, we are also a cat very often in art in cinema. e superheroes are everywhere in comics. we have a cat - it's always some kind of creature. well,

here is schrödinger and i, its presenter grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief of the scientific popular the schrödinger code and my cat bari, who acts as a co-host, we are talking simply about complex things and complexly simple ones, and with us maria kalinina, professor of wounds, doctor of chemical sciences, and we are talking about how complex chemistry and physics are. final super question see welded. we added soup, seasonings, salts, spices, everything, everything, everything, well, we ate. and what happens to him next why is something less tasty supported for some reason? why on the third day from such a maroon beautiful borscht becomes such a dubious brownish liquid? everything, well practically all caloid e systems are a and , in scientific terms, and not thermodynamically unstable are not scientifically simply unstable, that is, any caloric chemical system. it tends to deteriorate why but because these particles have a very large surface. and generally speaking, well, somehow a particle, like people, they love their own, that is , here they are looking for their same particle

with you, the schrödinger code podcast and i am its lead editor-in-chief of a popular science magazine is also schrödinger and my co-host cat he doesn’t sew my bari, and we are talking simply about complex things and difficult about simple things and our today's guest konstantin severin is a doctor of biological sciences , a professor and a person who is now working on a project with a very unconditional name 100.000. the genomes of the russians, it sounds right, 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 sounded like the russians want to take away their numbers and deprive us of dna to appease our most active fellow citizens. let's recall what a genome is, what it means to be a carrier of genetic information, a 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, as on a material carrier, as on

hello, this is the podcast schrödinger's cat and i am its leading editor-in-chief of the popular sciencesistant bari the cat who will help me broadcast and talk with our wonderful guest. we have mikhail guryevich in our studio today. plotov candidate of medical sciences, somnologist , employee of sechenov university. well , in general, a person who knows a lot about sleep , mikhail yuryevich but in general, as far as it is clear what a dream is and what it is for, but we dive deeper. they're all fucking in the study with this, of course. we understand more and more how difficult this condition is. that is, now we a have a good idea of ​​how it happens, for example, the transmission of information during sleep versus wakefulness. we have a good idea of ​​which areas of the brain work. in a dream, but actively, and which, on the contrary, work much less intensively compared to wakefulness, but to reach such a degree of understanding that you can induce sleep at will, for example, or uh, at will there with the help of some technical devices, and model the processes that occur in a dream, sc

thus was born schrödinger's dictator in a box under called north korea, he is both alive and dead. yepburns origin is distinguished by his ability to mock, for any reason. as always, the drawing is very expressively called the national anthem. some mechanisms of stability of the regime, built on the characteristics of the administrative system team and on other factors, they fell out of sight, because north korea was denigrated by the collapse after the death of kemer sen , they predicted a collapse after the death. kim jong and ram were predicted to collapse when the combination happened uh sanctions and self-isolation by the entire country. a-and against the background of kavit, 19, well , the country is going through all these difficulties, and in many ways, probably, due to the fact that authoritarian regimes have disadvantages, but one of them is certainly a bonus. this is the best ability to react when the situation began to sound mobilization, yes. the kim dynasty has ruled north korea since its formation in 1948. the first representative of the family, kim irsen, as he was

thus was born schrödinger's dictator in a box called north korea, he is both alive and dutch by birthis distinguished by his ability to mock for any reason, as always , the drawing is called the national anthem very expressively. some mechanisms of regime stability, built on the characteristics of the command of the administrative system and on other factors, they fell out of sight, because north korea was denigrated by collapse after the death of kemer sen and predicted collapse after death. kim jong il was predicted to collapse when there was a combination of uh, sanctions and self-isolation by the entire country against the backdrop of covid-19. but the country is going through all these difficulties, and very much, probably, thanks to the fact that authoritarian regimes have disadvantages, but one of them is definitely a bonus. this is the best ability to respond to random mobilization situations, yes. the kim dynasty has ruled north korea since its formation in 1948. the first representative of the family, kim irsen, as he was usually titled, the great leader and the sun of the n

here is one of them, by the way, on my table is the cheshire smile of schrödinger’s cat, the book tatyanahat is, thank god, there is still some hope has died down, yes, that is, there is technology, but for now there remains this, uh, strange, uh , phenomenon of the brain, uh, which is unclear, how the brain works, the most complex thing in the universe except the universe itself, at least from what it’s about wants something, we know its complexity. just sorry for the tautology and goes beyond our general understanding, as i say. brain we are beyond our brains, we cannot cope with this. that is, it is not 10 tenths. yes, i’m just telling you this, it means now. although i don’t understand how they think it’s under threat of execution, but it’s supposed say that there are 86 billion neurons. and billions of neurons, each neuron has several thousand connections with other places, which means that all that happens in our brain is the connections of this with this, and several thousand. these are already some atoms of the universe. in short , the number of compounds that explain what they do

schrödinger, i am its host grigory trasevich and co-host the cat bari, and our today's guest is doctorof biology professor konstantin serinov , a creative industry podcast on channel one , tuta larsen is our guest today russian tv presenter journalist roman karmanov, leading podcaster and ceo of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and elena hyper, producer and hello tuta, hi hi tuta or tatyana after all. well, it’s probably clearer for the viewer when they call me mulberry, because there are a lot of tatyana, and then there’s one at once. who is here, what is here? i am like? well, this i grew up on your broadcasts. now it must be said in order to infuriate the guest from the very beginning. no, why am i very pleased when they say so to me, uh, held pleasant, adults intelligent people, there is one story with the tutan lawsuit in general, in our time it is impossible to say absolutely no. i dreamed the line. this is such a legend. i don't know, by the way still, whether it's true or not. there is a legend that elena dreamed of me and this inspired her to one of her biggest h

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