of which almost 400 died, this was even done by the famous italian rita bee professor at the university of rome and did a study with people who were in uranium peeling, and then from which or directly next to the weapons that were used and the serbian, which , uh, the ministry of defense in belgrade the time of the bombing and in one italian soldier, but found 500 times more uranium than in a normal human body and and moreover, this was the basis for the italian courts , and so that they could give money to the families of dead soldiers, and although the italian army paid nato never wanted to participate in this, they say that they have some kind of immunity. i don't know what soil. and stefan please tell me, how did you manage to find out that all these are the consequences, it was just the use of these shells with combined uranium that was, uh, the entrance of the laboratory to torino, which is what i did, but also our uh, namely the researchers it is the current minister of health who is given to groidzic, she has been working hard on this. and you personally observed the consequences of wha

it's such professor at the university of rome is very famous.dores bulgakov, so she means her publishing house, which has been her for many years. yes, she, uh, specifically named waves after bulgakov’s character, and uh, but this meowing accent, as i later found out. this is from the native romans. there is such a thing. yes, they a little aspired to say so about him, and indeed, how they turned out. so uh, reading my stuff published in magazines. here is the publisher sent. so, here's your agent translator mario karamiki, who looked there some other things of mine, and they themselves offered me a book. and at that time i had these things published separately. it’s just that you are there in different magazines, but it seems to me that the spirit of mystification has not completely disappeared, yes, because in this book there are a lot of situations when it is not clear whether the reality is in front of you or a hoax. i remember such a pre-perestroika story, when one is now deceased. ah, great poet. uh, i played everyone, and he began to call

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rome has no ban, no way out. i am sure the scientists of stanford university, lijan, he compares artificial intelligence with watery seeped into all areas of life and there is no such barrier that will hold back progress many people are afraid of artificial intelligence and try to avoid everything connected with it, but the truth is that it's the most powerful technology mankind has ever invented, if you don't use it. with this tool. you will soon be unable to compete with those who use as an experiment. he gave his students the task of writing an essay using a neural network, and as it turned out this powerful technology. while the hallucination of the neural network is imperfect, this is the main threat faced by users of bota chad gpt. a hallucination is a very convincing, but completely made-up answer that has nothing to do with the facts. and this is not surprising, because the bot was trained on texts from the internet, where there are a lot of fakes, and on the euroset , a scientific article does not distinguish good from evil, truth from fiction from conspiracy theory to artificial intelligence. all. these

patroness of western christianity. western and eastern christianity rome and constantinople by the middle of the 10th century diverged only in the political plane, but the church was one, the universal books, not olga , turning to the west, was going to change only church jurisdiction, but not faith the great church schism, which divided the church into roman catholic and orthodox , will occur only after 100 years, and if russia had accepted baptism from the hands of the pope , then history would have gone in a completely different direction. in 962, russia was one step away from becoming forever the distant eastern outskirts of the latin world. correspondence turned from kiev, having failed to succeed in anything and from what he was sent for, and convinced of the futility of his efforts. some of his companions were killed. he himself, after great hardships, barely escaped. princess olga is late. in kiev, the young prince svyatoslav igorevich was already ruling, and he did not want to tolerate any missionaries in his capital. svyatoslav was sure that, having adopted christianity, it did not matter from the greeks or from the franks. he will instantly lose his authority as a prince

universal, by any mes. >> we have, in effect, different brands of christianity living, often, side by side, even in the same city. at one point, in romes christian school in one part of the city, and the gnostic teacher valentinus in another school in rome, and another so-called heretic by the name of marcion is also in rome just down the street somewhere-- all of these alongside of the official papal tradition that developed as part of st. peter's official papal tradition that developed as part of st. peter's see in rome. alice: this is an incredible lesson in the history of christianity, and it's one only pbs could bring to you. in that last segment, we started with gods, cults and religion, and we just ended learning about the story of perpetua. bill: and we learned what role pliny the younger played, when faced with discipling the christians, and why it presented such a conundrum for the romans. hi, i'm bill young, here with alice ferris and we hope you can show your appreciation for these stellar productions with a pledge of support for this station, right now. alice: now if you missed any part of the program, or you're thinking

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