hello, dear ariap, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, science is international in its essence, indeed, i cannotbut agree with this statement, in the modern world scientific achievements are achieved only in a common way, our great geographical uchographer. people like litki, kruzenstein , were not ashamed to ask for help from our foreign colleagues, the british, the french, the danes, thus, in the modern world, geographical discoveries are impossible without cooperation, after all , international duty is common, thank you, 34 seconds, hello, dear, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, science. international in its essence, so said the famous russian academician ivan petrovich pavlov, and indeed he was not mistaken, historical russia took exactly this path, human civilization during its existence has come a long way from the wheel to spaceships, but the main thing is not the comparison, the main thing is that together, having parity of scientific knowledge, humanity is able to provide global peace to defeat deadly diseases, other global threats, not so yes... we saw it together, humanity in the global flo

hello, dear ariopak, hello, yuri pavlovich. is science, in this expression we we can highlight two key words: science, i’ll start with it. in my understanding, this is studying something, getting something new. knowledge, and the arctic is the object of this study, but at the same time we can say that it is a tool, what i mean: the arctic , as it were, helps to study and obtain this knowledge, for example about minerals or animals, which is why i agree that the arctic is, first of all, science, thank you, thank you, the ideal time limit is 30 seconds, cherepovets, hello, dear, hello! knowledge of scientists, so the arctic is first and foremost science. thank you. thanks a lot. the performance lasted 38 seconds. hello, dear ryapak. hello, yuri pavlovich. the arctic is a huge part of our homeland. with its scale and mystery, it attracted researchers from all over the world. scientists made their discoveries guided by one goal: to bring benefit to all humanity. many of them sacrificed their lives for the sake of science, because s

good afternoon, dear arpak, hello, yuri pavlovich.le who do not have a brilliant mind are happier, simply because they are unhappy the fact that they have and do not realize all the troubles that occur in this. the world, but smart people notice this, so they suffer when, when they encounter troubles. fools are happy in ignorance, while smart people are able to change this world to suit their criteria of happiness. thank you. this arrival lasted 26 seconds. it’s very difficult for me to decide, because all three of them actually said very... sometimes you can achieve happiness, so, apparently, our young man got the most difficult place, but he’s like that order bearer, that i think that a load has fallen on his male shoulders that he can easily cope with, the paths are different, they have different properties, green, aren’t you afraid? that they will bypass, it’s worth a try, please, the green path, you can make mistakes twice, drive more quietly, sometimes you will continue further if they don’t overtake. golden mean, yellow. please

hello, dear ariap, hello, yuri pavlovich.nard's statement, because art can should be interpreted differently. even just one picture. is interpreted differently by different people, while science does not tolerate double interpretation, because its foundation is laws and formulas, and if they are interpreted differently, the foundation will be destroyed, while in art, the most important thing is this variability, thank you, thank you, 30 seconds, performances lasted, regulations, good with regulations, hello, dear, hello, respect! art is an expression of the life of the human soul, which responds primarily to related it's soulful, science is a fruit of the human mind, designed to benefit all of humanity, to improve their lives, can we say that any of this is more important, probably not, balance is important in everything, both between the personal and the social, and between the spiritual and mental, thank you for your attention , 26 seconds, hello, dear aripak, hello, dear yuri pauch, art is me, because art is , first of all

hello, complete trouble, spartak killed yuri pavlovich, who is yuri pavlovich? and take a look. die, oh, they don’t take the cards, no way, that’s it. that’s it, soon it won’t help, already, and i’m not an ambulance, i’m a veterinarian, and what a horror, horror, and by chance this is not what you’re looking for, no, what’s your reaction? we are interesting, girl, where , help, help, like a drug addict is stalking me, oh-oh, oh, so what is this, oops, it’s not good to offend little ones, i agree, but where is tsyalushka , excuse me, oh, you’re on time, damn, what happened, so, na, na, na, na, sniff, sniff, forward, forward, ah! just stop, oh, listen, it’s even good for you, what? well, i’m lucky that it wasn’t a gas canister, that’s still unknown, let’s talk, that’s what i lost and ran away with, take the dog away, you’re a veterinarian who’s afraid of dogs, interesting, just poorly brought up, but i saw his pupil, lies there in the enclosure, have at least a drop of compassion, my husband died , krasnitsky your husband, yes, husband, family business, he is the

methodievich solomin, and yuri mifovich, we are starting here to talk about what was important to you when you were growing up. were little, you mentioned kashtanka, the book by anton pavloviche for example, i remember very well my impression of it, i felt very sorry for the clown, let’s say, my son, who is 3 years old and we they read a chestnut book to him, he was most impressed by the goose that died, and if you remember your impression, she was with what was connected primarily with my impression is connected with... the children's pants itself, it was the forty-third year, uh, well, i probably didn’t know how to read yet, i went to first grade, then 8 years old, it was possible to go to first class just to enter, the war was in full swing, this disguise, all this was there , they didn’t turn on the lights, our grandmother opened the stove, and well, i was older, everyone else was... smaller, so she read and read us this chestnut, for some reason i remembered the chestnut for the rest of my life, and i even remembered the phrase: no, now it’s impossible to live like that, i need to shoot myself, said kashtanka , i really like it, and then it all started with chekhov, and