is a utopia. which is supposed to be lesson 6 of a classless society with jobs for us who are now intellectuals and ordinary people, because of the revolution itself and these social classes, which is the turning upside down of the utopia, and there is no longer the east of the utopia of reality . if you want to show that it is before it, you have to tell its positive points . i can't tell the heart just by the dark spots, and secondly, there are mechanisms in today's society that make the west this way. and being friends created the neighbor chicken program what mechanisms there is a political, social and cultural aspect that today has already created this special attitude for other countries. i want to take it. it was born in the language of humor . it was very serious . it has been going on for years in iranian circles since the time of this conference. this is our view of the west. modernity exists in the kurdish satirical language, which does not communicate with the beautiful social or polit

a utopia of starvation, where those very moral values ​​still remain. have such an idea about it wrote even years ago to everyone. that it is oasis that such literature of pure real belarus exists, moreover, there was such a case in america that a new magazine is being published. this is a very famous zhenya, but in 1943 it was established with the participation of ivan bunin, all these years the whole world of russian literature has not been reprinted. this is the most famous magazine of the russian abroad, such a relative of marina's home somehow found out that a magazine of russian literature was published in minsk. that is what you have going on there? we do not know anything, and i sent the work of two prozhariki and eight poets. after that, you have a real sensation with them, despite and we did not know that in some belarus, therefore , we would have a world level of such a real world level. they published it all. i have magazines sent numbers, what is all this published? often. of course not, i don't know. someone in such a position, well, yes,

so let's talk about how utopia socialist paradise looked like. and i often tell people i was born the darkest place in world and if you actually see the satellite of north korea nighttime, it is really the darkest place because. they don't have electricity. i have so many climate change activist friends in new york city. i tell them, please go to north korea because we have all every day. we don't have any pollution. we have an energy consumption. it is a literally utopia. they can imagine. so you will impact on nature. boring that country. the very thing that my mom told me as a young girl, don't even whisper. she said, because birds and mice. could you hear me? she said, the most thing that i had in my body was my tongue. if i said one thing, one word wrong, it was just not going to only get me. it was going to kill three two in its age. generations of my family with me. that's how i learned not to even whisper and not even think. and that threshold to get executed in paradise is laughably. people get executing because in north korea, every cla

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has it not become a utopia in the 21st, is it still possible and who can stand at the head of such athat you understand ? a person who will go with the march for justice, but who really believes in him and will make justice his goal, they use him as a pretext to settle accounts regarding the offended speech of someone from the ministry of defense and the general staff who has no money paid extra, yes, therefore, in fact, we are not coming. the person who will go to the end will probably appear some new people, and this does not mean at all that these people will wish for some special good there, salvation, and so even no, they will be obsessed, just their ideas and ready they will advise, go and roast absolutely everyone, and i will come. as the villager is not quite in life, he definitely did not want to sacrifice himself. he will come from there from the wars of ukraine lost wars, you know, she was won, so what are they talking about, let's take three days in three days, they took kiev and the war was lost, and all the time we need to find the guilty party, and that's the end of th

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an isolated utopia of overflowing happiness. there wasn't too much of that spirit in the air at the sound, rely on dialogue and singapore asia as top security for him. the deteriorating relations between the us and china had everybody on the edge of their seats. and while the elephant and the rule only grew in size, military drill and the taiwan straits almost ended in tragedy. us destroyer, narrowly avoided being struck by a chinese worship of $0.10 between the 2 superpowers. on the rise, we ask how long can washington and beijing steer clear of a head on collision? nicole fairly in berlin and this is the day the don't ever want to be that close to another vessel, because too many things can go wrong. and you could actually have a question. the trainer continues with that. then that's a great the likelihood of the nation. the opposite change on the truth is that the united states is provoking triple fast and chinese dealing with it and the contents with international law. the courts of handshake over dinner is no substitute for

are starting to say over time that we will change to some new forms there, well, you know that in utopiayes, we can grow something there in order to feed ourselves, but then there is no question about the economy, so due to the lack of water, we will lose at least four million tons of grain and oil crops that could potentially be exported, but the state budget will not 2 billion dollars in profit will also be estimated. due to the occupiers, we will not see kherson for the second season. watermelons were planted in odesa. however, whether their harvest will be successful will depend on the weather. we will be happy in the meantime, the harvest is gathering and shoes will be put on in all regions, farmers hold an important line of defense for food security both in ukraine and around the world karina vakareva serhiy osadchuk daniel kosakovskyi and serhiy galeniuk tsn 1+1 marathon single news all state institutions and law enforcement agencies of moldova have been put on high alert due to the shooting at kisheneva international airport , a border guard and a security guard were killed and t

the attempt to implement the green transition utopia has already brought disastrous consequences by the actions of irresponsible regulators has been introduced, in fact. forbidden investments in traditional energy, with no clear-cut goals of viable technologies understanding the long-term consequences of their actions. they launched a process that gave rise to a crisis in the global energy sector, unleashed inflation on world markets. all this has been exacerbated by the impact of the pandemic. it should be noted that both world practice and our own show that disasters are caused by a combination of a number of factors that have not been taken into account, and some of them. but in principle it is impossible to take into account, and the fundamental reasons are added to the chain of unforeseen circumstances from my own experience. i know that this happens with all major man-made disasters. eh, i'll remind you. about fukushima engineers the electrician provided for seismic protection of the station and it survived, but the tsunami factor was not taken into account. the station was locate

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well, in the end, this idea is a doll, some kind of illusion and utopia , because there has never been a general peace in the world. i, as an internationalist, who studied international conflicts, can say that the world in the last 4,000 years 92% of the time was spent in war, and thanks to the un, we were able to avoid a world war, we saw two two world wars in only 20 years of the 20th century, and the task of the un was always not to prevent all wars, but to prevent wars between great powers that can simply to destroy the world taking into account nuclear weapons ion is doing it successfully thank god because regional conflict cannot be prevented there is always in all cases but to prevent them from spilling over to the ball level where it poses a threat to everyone this is the task and so far they are coping with it well let's hope that they will help us somehow, because it seems to me that, well, as a simple consumer , as a citizen of ukraine, not as an international columnist of the espresso tv channel, when i look at what he does, i see what he does not do nothing wrong. i will a

after all and you know, they have not they have made the bay area dystopia not a utopia.you see cultural institutions die, you see desperation, you see a housing, you see public transit falling apart, etc. and they've contributed to all that. they also tend to think solutions have to be like that. they need to be some big, heroic technological, super duper wonder thing. bill gates certainly that way, even if he's only the third richest person in the world. and and so they tend to be they tend to use their power mount obstacles to what the real solutions to climate change are, which are modest and dispersed. know we don't need some you know carbon sequestration and geoengineering and things like that are kind of excuses for continuing burn fossil fuel. we have solutions. it's renewable energy, it's electrifying. everything. we know how to do it. but i think the world looks too alien to them you. do you literally decentralize if you no longer have these corporations profiting hugely off power that centralized where fossil fuel is produced and controlled? you know, wind and

an isolated utopia of overflowing happiness. there wasn't too much of that spirit in the air at the sound, rely on dialogue in singapore, a just top security for him. the deteriorating relations between the us and china had everybody on the and.

certainly in this world in the world of reality they are in the world of illusions not in the world of utopia undoubtedly yes, but they have some kind of radical influence on the situation, of course , they also cannot appear simply due to their locality, yes, they are simple . for now, it is still quite local if the process goes . advertised in the belgorod region of the popular united formation of russian citizens or more to russians who are fighting on the side of ukraine. the number of volunteers is increasing . and because of these situations in russia, i i think it will be stabilized in the near future, that is, the process may become more active, and indeed they may be able to play some role in finally burying putin's criminal regime here, but for now, as i already said, that 's all he said that local things. - these are the signs of defeat within the elite , which are often talked about , in fact, the governors are not in agreement, they are tired of putin, they are not tired. against putin and who should go, by the way, the russian elite no, well, what is the main conflict in russian

well, in the end, this idea is a doll, some kind of illusion and utopia , because there has never been general peace in the world. i am an internationalist who has studied international conflicts i can say that over the past 4,000 years the world has spent 92% of its time at war and thanks to the un we were able to avoid a world war , we saw two two world wars in only 20 years of the 20th century and the task of the un has always been not to prevent all wars but to prevent wars between big states that can simply destroy their own, taking into account nuclear weapons, ion is successfully doing this, thank god, because regional conflicts there cannot be prevented always and in all cases, but to prevent them from spilling over to the ball level, where this poses a threat to everyone, this is the task and so far what are they doing with it well , let's hope that they will help us somehow, because it seems to me that well, as a simple consumer , as a citizen of ukraine, not as an international columnist of the espresso tv channel, when i watch what he is doing i see that it is not doing any

that can ensure global peace in the whole world well, this idea is, after all, an illusion and a utopiaecause the world has never had general peace, as an internationalist who has studied international conflicts , i can say that the world has spent 92% of its time in war and thanks to the un, we were able to avoid a world war, we saw two world wars in less than 20 years of the 20th century, and the task of the un has always been not to prevent all wars, but to prevent wars between great powers that can simply destroy the world, taking into account nuclear weapons ion does this successfully. thank god, because regional conflicts cannot be prevented always and in all cases, but prevent them from spilling over to the ball level, where it poses a threat to everyone, this is the task and so far they are coping with it. well, let's hope that they will help somehow and to us because it seems to me that, well, as a simple consumer , as a citizen of ukraine, not as an international columnist of the espresso tv channel, when i look at what he is doing, i see that he is not doing anything wrong. i

a utopia of starvation, where those same moral values ​​still remain.ly right. i wrote about this 7 years ago, what exactly is oasis with such pure literature there is a real sincere belarus, moreover, there was such a case in america that a new magazine is being published. this is a very famous publication, but in 1943 it was founded with the participation of ivan bunin because of all these years the whole world of russian literature has not been reprinted. this is the most famous journal of russian zoology. like editing such a marina home for another relative. george even, to be honest, is a migrant in some way. she learned that a journal of russian literature was being published in minsk, which was edited by new ones not expressed. she called me and said you send that they look at what is happening there we don’t know anything, i sent the product of two defeats and eight, therefore , you have a real sensation with them, and we didn’t know that in some belarus there could be such a world-class real us world class. they published it all. i have a magaz

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a utopia of starvation, where those very moral values ​​still remain.te seven years ago. what exactly is oasis with such pure real literature moreover, there was such a case in belarus that a new magazine is being published in america. this is a very interesting exposition, but in 1943 all these were established with the participation of ivan bunin, so they reprinted the whole world of russian literature. this is the most famous magazine of the russian diaspora, so marina somehow found out at home that a magazine of russian literature was being published in minsk. what are you doing there? we don't know anything, and i sent the work of two prozharikov and eight poets. after that, they had a real sensation. and we did not know that in some belarus can be such a real world level, we will have a world level. they published it all. i have magazines sent numbers, what is all this published? often. of course not, i don't know. for some reason, our literary circles were not interested in who is located, but nevertheless it all happened. as remarque, what did i

and applying our laws and constitution as they were written is not a one way ticket to left wing utopia not a bad idea for sidelining the institutions. not the other way around. public criticism and the legal and common order of police expressing their concerns about a particularly anti-caught justice department nominee and calmed fop opposition a disgrace. throughout his career, mr. ho has been outspoken and denigrated basic mainstream efforts to ensure the integrity of american elections. he had overwhelming popular practices like voter id to be a vailed call for racial profiling. so, mr. president, let me make it absolutely clear, senate republicans will not participate in rubber stamping radical nominees. >> mr. president. >> majority leader. >> this morning our nation's capitol and much of the northeast including almost the whole of my state, new york, woke up once again under a veil of smog. as we speak, wild fires of unnatural strength continue blazing in canada sending toxic smoke over the boarder and american cities and today i'm sad to say, new york city that usually has good

laughter ] >> that optimism infused a hit broadway show byrne created and starred in called "american utopia is really about hope and possibility and what -- how we can work together as people. ♪ and you may go say to yourself "my god what have i done?" ♪ ♪ letting the days go by, let the water hold me down ♪ >> he mixed his old songs with new ones. ♪ well everybody's coming to my house and i'm never gonna be alone ♪ >> byrne wanted the musicians to be completely untethered, ♪ allowing them to move freely around the stage. it was less a broadway musical...more a raucous revival. ♪ close enough but not too far ♪ ♪ might be you know where you are ♪ ♪ fightin' fire with fire ♪ >> there's this amazing feeling when music like that is all around you, when there's a whole group of people who are making the music. ♪ >> it's not just, like, one soloist or something like that. it's this collective thing that gives it this extra energy. ♪ burning down the house! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> byrne's latest theatrical experience may be his most unusual yet. it's an interactive journey into his past c

utopia. this is already a challenge.tunately, i didn’t read it, but i watched the draft film, and there is one of the worlds where there is no oil and gas and everything is very peaceful. well, yes, but it’s actually not that completely peaceful there, they still manage to conflict a little somehow. well, yes, i removed there from this world, neftegaz , but i decided to see what would be there, there are several such interesting worlds. e, there is the world, uh, victorious feudalism, which has developed to the present level, and so on. there the picture was quite interesting of different worlds. unfortunately, of course, in the film , it was only possible to slip along the edge, not always successfully, when your hero is born. you him like, uh, psychotherapist. well, as a psychologist, but you build it up or he himself begins to live in this world, but i usually get into it. it's ka tak, meaning, uh, i'm inventing some world some situation. uh, let's say, let's say, let's say there exists in the world. uh, passages to o

utopia starvation, where those very moral values ​​still remained.en years ago. that it is oasis that such pure, genuine , sincere literature exists in belarus , moreover, there was such a case in america that a new magazine is being published. this is a very interesting publication, but in the forty-third year it was founded with the participation of ivan bunin because of all these years the whole world of russian literature has not been reprinted. this is the most famous magazine of russian zoology to edit such a marina home, a relative, georgievich, too, honestly, this is a migrant in some way. she found out that a magazine of russian literature was being published in minsk, which was edited by new people, she called and said you send them, what are they doing? what are you doing there? we don't know anything, and i sent the work of two prose writers and eight poets. after that, they had a real sensation. despite and we did not know that in some belarus there could be such a real world level, we would have a world level. they published it all. i h

everything done in this climate bill is about an elite utopia, at expense of everyone else. >> harrisay. i told you we hit some hot ones. i appreciate your time and expertise. you always come with the facts. thank you. backlash to this. >> i chose cuny school of law for its articulated mission to be law in the service of human need. one of very few legal institutions created to recognize the law is a manifestation of white supremacy. >> harris: more people are demanding city university of new york lose its nearly $3 billion in federal funding as critics are calling out governor hochul. that woman's response to a hate-filled speech. outrage in one blue city is boiling over. >> punching me, kicking me. it is one of the most terrifying things that happened to me in my life. >> harris: women in oakland say enough is enough as crime spirals out of control. some in the city want to force out the city's soros-backed liberal district attorney. outkick founder clay travis. let him kick her out. he's in "focus" next. and only pays for what she needs. she picks only the perks she wants and saves

that and it was a very cruel promise that didn't go through congress but a lot of these issues, this utopia has not panned out at all. if you're talking to people that live in cities like chicago, new york, philadelphia, la, seattle, portland, and san francisco, they are seeing these policy failures and they're living it every single day, and they're looking around going, there has to be something different than that. >> yeah, that may be, emily, the reason nate cohen points out largest pattern that the shift to the right among the younger voters propelling obama to victory 15 years ago is part of a larger pattern over the last decade. almost every cohort of voters under 50 has shifted towards the right based on analysis of survey interviews archived at rover center. it's a trend that if i'm a democrat, i'm a little troubled by. >> yes, and he quoted the very offed referenced if you're not a liberal at age 25, you have no heart and not a conservative by age 35, you have no brain. this pattern reflects what many of us have known for a long time. to me, the hitch and the slow migration, i thi

none of us think we're living in utopia we're all working in the real world. but richard really was because he was running this organization that was kind of the global vaccine finder, kind of unusual nonprofit organization based in europe. and then when this pandemic broke so he had the job of being the global vaccine finder for this pandemic and testing whether his organization was ready. so richard, i want you to comment on two things i want you to comment. first of all, what is how should we understand the meaning of a global war? how should this is a global struggle that's important about, as you know, strategic. and second, then, is. all right. and then what are some of your insight into what it me would mean for prepared ness. this theme of preparedness first to try to be prepared global over to you right first let me thank natasha and the harvard bookstore for having us. its harvard bookstore is one of my favorite stores, bookstores in the u.s. so it's really an honor to join this evening. and philip and kindle thank you for the kind remarks about cepi

is this another haven for crypto utopia? protect millionaires -- for tech millionaires? because it is quite a shadowy operation. prÓspera is a delaware-based company. it was created for the zede, to create this zede in honduras. as far as we can tell, there is not a goal to do manufacturing, to really have major jobs. he can look like on the surface a tourist community, like a residential community. but what it looks like is really more of a political project stop there was certainly there are a number of members of the prÓspera community who are very active in the cryptocurrency movement. they have made bitcoin legal tender. they have created an opportunity to become an e-resident. so you don't have to live there but if you pay a fee, you can be a e-resident and open up a business using the very lax the tory framework where you can propose your own regulatory code and basically operate outside of a jurisdiction of the united states or honduras. so i think that is really more whetr projec is. ofrÓspa. so in terms ocontribung development, thaseems ve unclr. in ts casthat

it was a black utopia. i loved learning about some of the folks living there. j.h.s a entrepreneur.autonomy. she owned that gym and not her husband. i love to pull out those narratives and making people feel alive. j.b. strafford and even beyond those places, it was a place of corner stores, dive bars. whether you had a penny or $100, greenwood is a place that came alive every weekend. the maid's day off. all the maids in tulsa were off. if the women are off work, the guys are going to be out there, too. >> right. >> those are the most active days in the community as well. it was a beautiful, lively district. somewhere that i think black folks across the country aspire to have that community. it's a tragedy we had that and it was taken so brutally for us may 31st, 1921. >> mother fletcher talked about being a little kid and it being so idyllic. you think about it in that era, the early 20th century for there to be an idyllic place for a black child to grow up. there were greenwoods that were these community. we know about how a young black >> the ongoing attack on g

is a harbinger of utopia, it's not a magic wand. it's a tool created by us, humans. and let's not forget a simple fact. we, humans, still have monopoly on evil. when i hear stories about a.i. ethics, it's noninnocence. a.i. ethics is based on pathos. if we look at the numbers and come up with results that reflect our wrongdoings. it's like complaining about the mirror you don't like what you see there? ok. you can destroy the mirror or you can work on your body. of course the former is easier. but it's not going to be an objective picture. that's why i think we should just recognize this fact. i agree with my friend mark. talking about a.i., helping us, a.i., shifting responsibility. >> so powerful. we're talking about conscience and the capacity for evil and the capacity to choose good and i -- just in this space i think of jefferson saying, the freedom of the human mind can tolerate any error as long as reason is free to combat it. and to imagine a world where intelligence, the mimicry of intelligence, has no reason, challenges the entire reasons for protecting fre

course, fell into such and did not experience such moments, but, to unfortunately, this is probably utopiah that communication with parents remains, because for children , both the opinion and the opinion of mom and dad are important. but, unfortunately, it happened to me this way. i tried to make peace, but why didn’t it work out? is it hard for me to say? hello. my name is vlad , they say that without male upbringing, children become moments. is it true? my upbringing, probably, was most of all taken up by professional sports, these are my first coaches that i had, they replaced my parents, in principle, in professional in sports, this is often the case. children see more and spend more time with a coach than with their parents. and since i had a team sport by far. eh, sports also brought me up in terms of. uh, how to live in a team? how to communicate? how to communicate with teammates, a gave me many friends and comrades. in my opinion. this is more of such a prejudice is not necessary if there is no male upbringing. uh, the baby will become a mother's there. child probably it is neces

yes, some, i would say even a place where they rotate and grow, uh, all sorts of different utopias, thewith the fact that this one here the rotation period of the moon is 12 times longer than during the teaching of the earth, and therefore on the moon since ancient times it was believed that everything is 12 times better 12 times more 12 times. wonderful. and it seems to me that this is largely preserved in the science fiction of the 20th century. she is very diverse. that is, uh, someone used these cosmic expanses, like entourage for adventurous adventure literature, someone used it for dystopia for discoscopy in order to show how where humanity can go in some where you don’t need to go, but these very despotic dystopian worlds were also transferred to other dystopias. this is already further internal terms, but uh, well, actually dyscopy dystopia is practically the same thing, but we will say dystopia for a better understanding. here, uh, and uh, still very u people. uh, in the twentieth century, at least. well, probably until the fifty-seventh year , until the moment when the actual

future, machine domination, as being redundant, , terminate, i always say that ai is a harbinger of utopia, dystopia, it's not a magic line. it's a tool created by us, humans. and let's not forget the simple fact. we humans still have monopoly on evil. that's why when i hear stories about ai ethics, it's nonsense. ai ethics is based on pathos and if we have bills in our society, or in our history, it will look at these numbers and will come up with results that reflect our weaknesses, our wrongdoings. it's like complaining about the mirror.e you don't like? what you see? okay, youro can destroy the mayr or you can work on your body. of course the former is easier, but it's not going to be an objective picture. .. talking about a.i., helping us, a.i., shifting responsibility. >> so powerful. we're talking about conscience and the capacity for evil and the capacity to choose good and i -- just in this space i think of jefferson saying, the freedom of the human mind can tolerate any error as long as reason is free to combat it. and to imagine a world where intelligence is no reason, challenge