the popular science magazine schrödinger's cat.t complex scientific things, on the other hand, we talk scientifically about very simple things. and today we will talk about such a seemingly simple thing as plastic, it is everywhere, in furniture, in bags, in packages. everywhere, but is it safe, is it good or on the contrary, is it so scary, we have two guests, one guest is the artist yulia che , hello, yulia, the other guest is the crane academy, alexey romovich khakhlov, head of the department at moscow state university, a scientist who works, among other things, with polymers and knows well about plastic from the inside at the molecular level. hello, hello. and my first question is a little philosophical: is plastic good or bad? here is alexey ramonovich, plastic , of course, is good, the polymer industry has begun. approximately 100 years ago, during these 100 years surrounding us objects, they have changed beyond recognition, if before it was all mostly wood, some kind of metals and so on, now almost most of the objects that s

cat, and i ’m its host, grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine schrödinger’sautiful it is and how dangerous it is, our guests alexey removich khakhlov, crane academy, head of the department of moscow state university, and yulia che, artist. hello, dear tv viewers, on the air of the first channel, the podcast of the melody of my life, i am its host, valery syutkin, and today a theater and film artist with his velvety voice, dmitry, came to visit me dyuzhev, hello dmitry, hello, valerochka, dear, thank you for the invitation, good night, dear tv viewers, sergey is with us today. on the accordion, seryozha and i play in the light jazz project. this podcast is the melody of my life, it allows you to learn more from our guest through music , because music is the best keeper of memory, we will remember the melodies that accompanied you in your life, they will give you the opportunity, based on them, to remember some... then small details that are without music they don’t come to us like that, and of course, we always start with the melody of childhood, so... dmitry

magazine schrödinger's cat, grigory tarasevich. and my assistant cat bari, who will help me broadcastnov university, and in general a person who knows a lot about sleep. mikhail guryevich, in general, how clear is it that a dream is, why is it? the deeper we dive, but not into sleep, into study. however , of course, we increasingly understand how complex this condition is, that is, now we have a good idea of ​​how, for example, the transfer of information occurs during sleep, according to compared to wakefulness, we have a good idea of ​​which areas of the brain work actively during sleep, and which, on the contrary, work much less intensely compared to wakefulness, well, to reach such a... degree of understanding that we can induce sleep at will, for example, or the desire there, with the help of some technical devices, to simulate the processes that occur in a dream, science has not yet reached this point, although the main , strictly speaking, result of this work should be the practical application that we turned on the gadget, yes, the person is right there asleep, yes, i slept gr

hello, this is the schrödinger's cat podcast, and i'm the host of it. and we simply talk about complextifically about very simple things, and today we will talk about seemingly such a simple thing like plastic, it’s everywhere in furniture, in bags, in packaging, everywhere, but is it safe, is it good, on the contrary, is it so scary, we have two guests, one guest is an artist, julia che, hello, another guest of the crane academy, alexey remmovich khakhlov, head of the moscow state university department, a scientist who works, among other things, with polymers and knows well about plastic from the inside at the molecular level. hello, hello, and my first question is a little philosophical, plastic is good. that's good, polymer industry began to develop about 100 years ago, over these 100 years, the objects around us have changed beyond recognition, if before it was all mostly wood, well, some metals and so on, now almost most of the objects that we are surrounded by them, they are made of polymer, plastic or rubber, well, in general, these are also polymer products. and of course, mode

of the popular science magazine schrödinger's cat. furniture, in bags, everywhere, but is it so? is it safe, is it good or vice versa, is it so scary, we have two guests, one guest is the artist yulia che, hello, the other guest is the crane academy, alexey remmovich khakhlov, head of the department of moscow state university, a scientist who studies, among other things, polymers and knowledgeable about plastic from the inside at the molecular level. hello hello. and my first question is a little philosophical: is plastic good or bad? here is alexey raromovich, plastic, of course, is good, the polymer industry has begun to develop about 100 years ago, over these 100 years, the objects surrounding us have changed beyond recognition, if before it was all mostly wood, well, some metals and so on, now almost most of the objects that surround us they are made of polymer, plastic or rubber, well, in general, these are also polymer products, and of course, modern life cannot be imagined without plastic products, so this is good, but there is

cat, and i, its host, grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine schrödinger’ss difficult about simple ones with us maria kalinina, professor of wounds, doctor of chemical sciences, and we are talking about how complex chemistry and physics are in a banal soup, the question is, look, we cooked the soup, added seasonings, salts, spices, everything, everything is fine, we ate, and what happens to it next, why does the sub spoil , why does it become less tasty, why on the third day such a beautiful burgundy borscht turns into such a dubious brownish liquid? everything, well, almost everything is colloidal systems, in scientific terms, they are thermodynamically unstable, not scientifically, simply unstable, that is, any colloidal chemical system, it tends to deteriorate, why? but because these particles have a very large surface, and generally speaking, well, they are particles, like people, they love their own. that is, they are looking for their same protein particle and sticking to it, what do we see as a result? we see that our oil has all floated to the top of

controlled manner, so to speak, without causing damage to the environment, you are watching the schrödinger'scat podcast, and today we are talking about plastic, how dangerous it is, how beautiful it is, here in my hands i will rustle with it a plastic bag, which is at the same time a huge... achievement of science and a certain threat to nature, to the environment. but is it possible to create such plastic that will simply turn into some elementary components in foreseeable period, there in a year, in a month , yes, of course, they were created, here polylactides, for example, please, so to speak, they decompose very quickly, but they are more expensive, no economy can stand it. here's one of those examples. which you named, what are they already making from them? no, well, the bags are made from polylactide, but they, as they say, are not so strong, but for example, in the project that we recently completed, this property, the fact that polylactide quickly decomposes, was used in order to , there is copolycondensation of polylactide and that means monomer that they contain... and if after t

you're watching the podcast schrödinger's cat, and today we're talking about plastic, everything seemsic, i read somewhere, that they are even going to ban plastic bags, even plastic toys have already been banned somewhere, in general the fight against global warming is starting to be a problem, well, as for burning garbage - that’s so to speak, but a small share, after all, the bulk of the garbage ends up in a landfill, and why is it small share, if it is not so harmful and beneficial, it is still expensive, the catalysts are expensive , so to speak, and so yes, not so, and the plants themselves are expensive, few countries can afford it, so to speak, a well-equipped dump well, everyone can afford it, but nevertheless, most of the countries, mainly in southeast asia, they just dump all the polymer waste into the ocean and don’t care, this is of course, it’s cheaper than making a landfill, then you have to go there to reclaim this landfill means that a fertile layer appears on top of the already frozen landfill, so that grass, trees grow there, and so on, this, so to speak, requires co

, and i am its host grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine schrödinger'sat. and we talked about plastic, how beautiful it is and how dangerous it is, our guests alexey removich khakhlov, academy of crane, head of the department of moscow state university, and yulia ch, artist. hello, this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov. today my guest is maxim temchenko. hello maxim, personal finance expert, ministry of education, author of six books on the topic of investments. actually, the main question is which now interests, well, almost everyone, how to become an investor? let us talk about what an investor is in general, yes, how he differs from a speculator, how to get there, whether to learn on your own. gain knowledge, well, let’s talk about everything in order, let’s start with the first question, is an investor for everyone, or is this a type of profession that, well, let’s just say, not everyone can probably master it, great, well, let’s probably start with the definition investor, who is this, there is a stereotypical understanding

moreover, the proceedings continue, so that the apartment is still the owner of schrödinger, at the sameme everyone and no one. that's why mkhf is trying to survive her rival at any cost. fortunately, he is a professional at this. you make money from this, it seems like you’re not used to it, it’s just business and nothing personal. according to data from open sources, individual entrepreneur stanislav sergeevich otmakhov has been involved in real estate for about 13 years, retail trade through online auctions, purchase and sale of residential and non-residential premises, this is the main list of his activities, plus reliable legal support, this citizen does not go without a savvy lawyer, now in this apartment there are scammers who are already continuing to use this apartment, leaving the apartment without doors , he also demands that the pensioner pay him half a million rubles for the time she has already lived in the disputed property. and also threatens to disconnect the apartment from communications and waves a writ of execution. on performance enforcement proceedings initiated on

court decision , this time he won, and the proceedings continue, so while etaki and the owner of schrödingerat the same time everyone and no one, so from the ihf he is trying to survive his rival at any cost, fortunately, he is a professional in this , you make money from this , it turns out that stanislav sergeevich makhov has been involved in real estate for about 13 years, retail trade through online auctions, purchase and sale of residential and non-residential premises, this is the main list of his activities, plus reliable legal... support, this citizen cannot go without a savvy lawyer, now there are scammers in this apartment , who have already been confirmed by documents in the courts that they received money for this apartment twice, continue to use this apartment, real estate porn, and also threaten to disconnect the apartment from communications and waves the writ of execution. enforcement proceedings initiated on the basis of a court decision to evict a citizen are currently in progress. when carrying out enforcement actions, it was established that in the above apartment and ano

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should make a political decision on. confiscation of money and securities, so russian assets are schrödingerw you see their money, but now it seems not, however, certain places where our finances are concentrated are known, according to the belgian government, eurocleer owns russian state assets amounting to 180 billion euros, in the first 9 months, they received a belgian profit of 3 billion of our euros, that is, the benefit does not come from... russian money, obviously, however, the gs7 countries supported the introduction of a tax on excess profits, which the securities depositories receive from storing our reserves. this means that only harvest the majority of western politicians are pushing course-phobia and the european council decided to snatch a piece of their goals and direct russian reserves to support ukraine. all that remains is to legally justify the fact that the blog will use the stolen money. poland, denmark, sweden, finland, as well as the baltic countries are the loudest in favor of using the proceeds from frozen russian assets. in their opinion, there would be money, and

yes, she’s cool, but now we also have pugachev’s schrödinger, yes, yes, that’s right, that is, she eitherty in nature, that is, oops, oops, oops , yes, and this, by the way, is also evidence that the peace party, by the way, like her husband is a comrade, so that he can hear, in general, where he is, what he is, why, everything is already, yes, already divorced, right, right? well , at least this is the information we have a divorce from my husband, a traitor to the motherland passing under article 58, a long-standing soviet tradition, in any case, he will take his wife’s last name, well, of course, where can he go , but in general, of course, this will cause a riot, we are not ready to accept the new world of the bund, we still want to turn this mince back, and the last thing is probably the same alarming for me, i don’t have an answer to the last remark, so i look at the americans, yes, at this half-mad blinkin, who put on a bulletproof vest and thinks it’s very cool, under his jacket, so unnoticed, i don’t stood it, then said that you know, you know, well, it’s just that the level of i

and the proceedings continued are continuing, so the apartment is still the same as the owner of schrödinger from mhf he is trying to survive his rival at any cost, fortunately he is a professional in this, you make money from this, it turns out, stanislav, well, you are asking the wrong questions. well, it’s not the same, you have your own individual entrepreneur, for buying apartments, for selling, it seems that you are no stranger to such scandals, this is just business and nothing personal, according to data from open sources, individual entrepreneur stanislav sergeevich otmakhov has been involved in real estate for about 13 years, retail trade via online auctions, purchase and sale of residential and non-residential premises, this is the main list of his activities, plus reliable legal support; this citizen cannot go without a savvy lawyer. here in this apartment there are scammers who have already confirmed with documents in the courts that they received money for this apartment twice , continue to use this apartment, leaving the apartment without doors, otmakhov also demands that the

court decision, this time he won, and the proceedings continue, so the owner of the apartment, schrödinger from mkhf he is trying to survive his rival at any cost, fortunately, he’s a professional in this, you make money from this, it turns out, stanislav, well, you don’t have the same questions, well, somehow they’re not the same, you have your own ip, for buying apartments, for selling, you don’t seem to be used to such scandals, it’s just business and nothing personal, according to data from open sources, individual entrepreneur stanislavich otmakhov, has been involved in real estate for about 13 years , retail trade through online auctions, purchase and sale of residential and non-residential premises, here is the main list of his activities, plus reliable legal support, without savvy this citizen does not see a lawyer, now there are scammers in this apartment, who have already confirmed with documents in the courts that they received money for this apartment twice, continue to use this apartment, leaving the apartment without doors, and also demand that the pensioner pay him. .. ruble

hello. with you the podcast schrödinger's cat and i am its presenter grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief, it’s everywhere in furniture, in bags, in packaging, everywhere , but is it safe, is it good, or vice versa, is it scary, we have two guests, one guest, this is the artist, yulia ch.

you are watching the schrödinger’s cat podcast, and today we are talking about plastic, how dangerousment of science and a kind of threat to nature, to the environment, after all, is it possible to create such plastic that will simply turn into some elementary components in the foreseeable future? there in a year, in a month, yes, of course, they are created, here polylactides, for example, please, so to speak, they decompose very quickly, but they are more expensive, no economy can support it, of those polymers that you named, what are they already making from them, no, well, bags are made from polylactide, but they, as they say, are not so durable, but for example, in in the project that we recently completed, this property, the fact that polylactide quickly decomposes, was used so that, it means, there is copolycondensation of polylactide and, therefore, a monomer that contains boric acid, and if after that this bag is put in field as a fertilizer, then since boron acid is a very good fertilizer for a number of plants, then a prolonged decomposition is obtained... for agriculture,

she’s cool, we now have pugachev’s schrödinger, yes, yes, that’s right, that is, she either exists or, that is, op-op, op-op, yes, and this by the way, this is also evidence that the peace party, by the way, like her husband’s comrades, has anyone heard of him at all, where is he, what is he, why, that’s all, yes, already. with the soviet union, in any case, he will take his wife’s surname, well, of course, yes, but where can he go, but in general, of course, this will cause a rebellion, we are not ready to accept the new world, bund, we still want to turn this mince back, well and the last thing, probably the most alarming thing for me, i don’t have an answer to the last remark, so i’m looking at the americans, yes, at this half-crazy guy he said here, you you know, well, it’s just that the level of image-making in america has fallen to the level of plinth, well, because, well, can you imagine reagan putting on a bulletproof vest like that, yes , it’s impossible, reagan was an actor after all, well, if you want to wear it openly, there’s no problem, put it on a helmet, put on an armo

political decision on the physical confiscation of money and securities, so russian assets are schrödinger’sheir money, but now they seem to be no, however, individual places where our finances accumulate are known, according to belgian government clearing... euroclear owns russian state assets worth as much as 180 billion euros in the first 9 months of the year , made a profit of 3 billion euros. well, that is, the benefit from not withdrawing russian money seems obvious. however, the g7 countries supported the introduction of a tax on excess profits, which are received by depositories of valuable assets. papers from storing our reserves. this means that it is only greed that pushes most western politicians onto the bandwagon. the european council decided to snatch piece for their own purposes, that is, to direct russian reserves to ukraine. all that remains is to legally recognize the fact that the block will use the money stolen. loudest of all for using proceeds from frozen russian assets. poland, denmark, sweden, finland, and also , of course, the baltic countries are speaking out; in t

simply began, well, the breakthrough of this technology by many in the world was perceived as such a schrödingerdition it is in until the box is opened, then is there in what form and what quality will the services and breakthrough technologies of artificial intelligence be? what will all this lead to ? 10 billion , and google’s management announced its investments in the implementation of the smart bot bart, since competitors’ systems were actually threatening, the search engine was losing leadership and google’s shares could sag, chinese billionaires said that investment packages are ready for you and high-level companies from aliba, baidu, in general, everyone rushed into the race, into the competition, but here are some billionaires. investors, after 2-3 months, suddenly proposed to suspend this race, saying that everyone is rushing so hard that it is difficult to predict what the development of different types of artificial intelligence will lead to, then they expressed versions that the billionaires simply lagging behind in the race began to frighten with irreversible consequences, y’all t

this is, this is a shredder, this is schroedr, this is schroedr, he invented the cat schroedr, schrödingerg about? yes, it’s not a hairstyle, it’s not a hairstyle, it’s related to the weather, it’s related to the weather, no, it’s not connected in any way, it’s not related to clothes , no, it’s not related to the interior of the house, no, it’s not connected, it’s related to health, it’s not related to health, come on at all it has nothing to do with anything at all while everything you named is not connected with this, what does this clue have to do with it, then, well, you didn’t guess it, because sorting, sorting, and he invented sorting, well, no, of course, let’s give some more, what is it connected with brain-brain activity, yes, but he came up with something to make it easier , to remember something, no, not like that, but what to improve the brain, why does the fur one play, collect, collect, collect, something agricultural harvest, no, no, no one had harvested a crop before, somehow the first, wait, the first clue. he invented cataloging be a notebook what do you think on saturday

well , the head of the pentagon, loi dosti, flew to schrödinger’s country, which seems to exist, butn, with the receipt of ivanofranka arrives on the 13th folio, austin arrived in kiev on an unannounced visit, a photograph from the capital station of the secretary of defense of the united states was published online, signed, and i quote: i am here to convey important messages, the united states will continue to support ukraine in its the struggle for freedom against russian aggression, both now and in the future. end quote: loyd was met in kiev by the us ambassador to ukraine bridget brink. look, i really appreciate you spending some time with me this morning, i want to do one thing, my job is to say thank you for what you do and i hope you understand how important it is, you work hard every day and things don't go exactly the way you want them to go every day , do you sometimes wonder if what you've been doing all this time really matters? you give us the opportunity to support a country that is fighting for its existence, perhaps there is nothing more important, if you did not do w

of the popular science magazine schrödinger's cat, and we simply talk about complex scientific thingswe talk scientifically about very simple things, and today we will talk about, it would seem that such a simple thing as plastic, it is everywhere in furniture, in bags, in packaging , everywhere, but is it safe, is it good or vice versa, is it so scary, we have two guests, one guest is artist, yulia che, hello, yulia, hello, another guest of the academy is alexey romovich khakhlov, head of the department at moscow state university, a scientist who works, among other things, with polymers and knows proplastics well from the inside at the molecular level. hello, hello, and my first question is a little philosophical. is plastic good or bad? here is alexey ramovich. plastic, of course, is good. the polymer industry began to develop about 100 years ago, and over these 100 years , the objects around us have changed beyond recognition, whereas before it was all mostly wood, well, some kind of metals and so on, now almost most of the objects that surround us are made of polymer, plastic or r

decompose, so to speak, in a controlled manner, without causing damage to the environment, watch the schrödinger'sut plastic, how dangerous it is, how beautiful it is . here in my hands, i’ll rustle them, is a plastic bag, which is both a huge achievement of science and a kind of threat to nature, to the environment. but still, is it possible to create such plastic that will simply turn... some elementary components for the foreseeable period in a year, in a month, yes, of course, they are created, here polylactides, for example , please, so to speak, they decompose very quickly, but they are more expensive, no economy can stand it, these are the polymers that you they named what they are already making from them, no, well, packages?