one was a biography of sigmund freud, and he was a very controversial figure when i was growing up because of his theories about -- host: i think some parents are not worried so much about biographies of sigmund freud but sexually explicit materials that's not age-appropriate for younger kids or, you know, issues relating to lgbtq issues. what do you think? caller: well, let's be very clear. there's a struggle going on. i taught adolescents, and i always called them developmentally impaired because they are so full of energy and are going through so much that there are questions they have to ask. should we turn away from those? should we say we will discuss that at another time. many of those children are in turmoil. sometimes they need to find there others who are experiencing what they are. host: all right. let's look at a text we got from ken in ohio. he says it is not surprising to me that the very people i saw throw rocks at school buses don't want their grandchildren to learn that they did that. here's a tweet from always watching. "no book bans. everything is available online anyway

well, let's look at history, as always, uh , people like sigmund freud were born on the past conjunctionn the sign of fish, uh, then nikola tesla bernard shaw . again we expect the birth of something similar to the same great people. well, such a girl, blow to the hospital. genium, of course, still needs to be liked. no , of course not. that's it for this week in the near future the next six months, when this connection is still exerting its influence, but interesting. well, let's try to look at least in the near future, that next week you will have a full moon waiting for us there, they seem to promise to survive it. let me tell you more about this. monday is good for people those who have creative thinking and the ability to quickly adapt to the situation, as well as for those who know how to take responsibility for themselves without shifting it onto someone else's shoulders tuesday cosmonautics day, however, you should be careful when driving any vehicle and control your emotions, the second half days are best spent resting or current affairs. since the moon will not have the energy

one of the very first definitions was given by no one, and sigmund freud himself, he said, i quote, weto account the mental state of the patient. we put ourselves in this state and try to understand it by comparing it with our own state. personally, i did not understand anything. in general, i did not understand anything from the statement. freud, i went to the faculty of psychology, they say. explain all my past professors told me what empathy is about the same. it's the same , isn't it? sympathy? or maybe feelings. well, the term sympathy is also suitable, however, as well as antipathy. yes, and with the accent problem. everyone speaks empathy, and the institute of the russian language requires you to pronounce empathy. the only thing i understood for sure is that, unlike likes or dislikes, empathy can be both positive and negative at the same time. it's crazy. and whoever came up with this empathy, would take him yes on 3 years in solovki, the scientific approach of our empathic professor. uh-huh, but with freud it was quite clear to stand on and put yourself in the place of another

one was a biography of sigmund freud, and he was a very controversial figure when i was growing up because of his theories about -- host: i think some parents are not worried so much about biographies of sigmund freud but sexually explicit materials that's not age-appropriate for younger kids or, you know, issues relating to lgbtq issues. what do you think? caller: well, let's be very clear. there's a struggle going on. i taught adolescents, and i always called them developmentally impaired because they are so full of energy and are going through so much that there are questions they have to ask. should we turn away from those? should we say we will discuss that at another time. many of those children are in turmoil. sometimes they need to find there others who are experiencing what they are. host: all right. let's look at a text we got from ken in ohio. he says it is not surprising to me that the very people i saw throw rocks at school buses don't want their grandchildren to learn that they did that. here's a tweet from always watching. "no book bans. everything is available online anyway