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the bell

стартапы

бизнес

тиньков

бизнес-секреты

калифорния

кремниевая долина

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was an amazing idea and it so

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suited the mood of the people of that time of

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freedom, first of all, it’s just cool, it’s

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indisputable, I want a piece of Russia, I want to see

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Russia as a prosperous country, and I had a

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demonstration flight from Prague to

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Moscow, to which I said as a pilot, no, let’s fly

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to London and I didn’t just fly to London,

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I personally landed at the helm

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in the fierce moon, there’s no need to dig anything,

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that is, the whole space on board the

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periodic table falls there,

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it was the best thing that happened to

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me from the point of view, I don’t know the investment of

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money, co-founder of eurocity Timur

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Artemyev for a long time he was in the shadow of

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his more famous partner Evgeny

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Chichvarkin and now Timur also lives in

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London and is doing completely different

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things, biohacking, flying to the moon and extending

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life, he wants even for 2080 to

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see how Russia will change by this time

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[applause]

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[music]

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with It’s difficult for you to prepare for an interview

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because the percentage of the ratio of what

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’s written about you on the Internet with Zhenya

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Chichvarkin has long been one in a thousand, so

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explain why it happened this way from the very beginning,

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because you actually

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dragged him into this business of selling

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phones, I know for sure that without If not

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Euroset wouldn’t have happened even close, I’m

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more of a financier, I’m more, I can do a lot of things,

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but I wouldn’t have done even close to the

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marketing that Evgeniy did, so

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before the fact of founding, the fact is that I did

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n’t convince you to do this, but

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at the same time, you know, his leading role At

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the beginning we agreed that I would be the

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CEO, he is the commercial

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director, but then he proclaimed that he is a

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commercial dictator, this most clearly

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reflects the essence of what is happening in the company,

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he is great, and what was your role then,

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well, my role was to look at the

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finances so that

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the balance and converge is that you, for example,

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needed to

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implement a computer system

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at your time, sap r3, we chose it for a long time, in

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general, everything that was required was a

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techno-narrow approach; there I participated in the

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role of, let’s say, a person who

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observes and either agrees or

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tries something improve, but you

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never studied this, in general, in your

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attempts to learn something, you are mainly

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in this field in the humanities,

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this is all written down, I am not connected in any way, and as a

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child I had a lot of technical

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interests, that is, astronomy and

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rocket modeling in

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I wrote computer software modeling and

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was even in the club of young cosmonauts and even the

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club of young pilots, and in

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our house on the landing together

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with my wife,

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when Yuri Gagarin lived a long time ago in the block,

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they were on the same stairs. where

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but his apartment 303

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was and 307 or 306 apartments of this

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apartment in which historically yuri

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gagarin lived there number of years when

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you say so when you did the Euroset

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when you felt that it was cool we

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actually tore everyone apart I first

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felt it at the exhibition communication expo com

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I think it was 2000 when

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on the very first day of our video a man came out of the

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pavilion

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loudly singing Euroset Euroset prices

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just

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despite the fact that we, in principle, well, there were

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six, yes I understood yes it works it

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and it’s cool it was an amazing idea

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of course and this so influenced the

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mood of the people of that time - the freedom of

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some opportunity to reject

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restrictions and

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be ourselves, to be who we

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really are, good bad, no matter the

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real ones,

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if you look further into the future, you don’t

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regret now that you didn’t think about

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all the

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Internet digital components in

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this business in general, it’s a waste

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of time to regret this is the way I was, I

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grew up and it’s stupid to even think about it,

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that is, for example, I was once offered to

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buy bitcoins for 15 dollars Jimmy

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my attack of dollars no 15 dollars

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for a deaf one yes yes and I I wanted to invest a

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million dollars but changed my mind when I

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beat it and sold it for 17 thousand, I understand

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that that million could have been a billion at that moment,

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but the question is, it might not have been,

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well, who knows, but I’ll regret it, yes,

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no, I was like that,

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I didn’t I absolutely invested in this, don’t regret it

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one bit, let’s finish with the Euro network

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because I have one there, don’t

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talk about this, well, the topic is

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quite painful, at what point did you

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realize that things were not going well, exclaimed

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there with the authorities before the real ones began

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problems, everyone knows what Jenny

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thought about this, he decided to

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go straight there, that it was necessary to sort of fight,

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what did you think, I have my own version of

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what was happening, it was very scary when the

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head of the service, Leviev's reserves 5,

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and 5 of his deputies were arrested, it was clear that this was

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all very seriously, but at that moment we were

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already a freight forwarder, he was killing it, the

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freight forwarder was on the federal wanted

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list, before that everything was clear with him,

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that is,

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everything was clear to everyone from this story until they

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tell us that, in

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parallel with selling mobile

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phones, we were also extorting money the

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driver of the gazelle and the poor unfortunate

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driver of the gazelle was forced to sell

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his yacht, his villa, Jaguar BMW x5,

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well, the scoundrel Vlaskin, he was on the

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federal wanted list long before this

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story, it was clear that they were simply

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using ordinary cases, in the same way

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it was possible to take any criminal case for

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which we imprisoned the

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shoplifting sellers and tied

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him by the ears in whatever way the case was from the very

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beginning, it was simply used for

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certain purposes, and when then at

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some point the lawyer told us there were already

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posts about how we sold the company to Mamut, he

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said your business now has no owner,

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so what? there, like, do you want to

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take over, take over your own criminal

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case, we say no, well, and the whole thing

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was drifting until he went out

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into the square with slogans about gasoline for 12

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or 13 rubles, something like that, then it

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happened again, suddenly a new fresco was brought in

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the owner right in a matter of days and

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accordingly we ended up here somehow I did

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n’t feel it because I

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wasn’t interrogated at more than one without you we do

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n’t touch at all no this is about the eighth

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year we are talking about 2000 giving birth autumn

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2008 soon 10 this holiday is coming soon Let's

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celebrate, well, thank God, two and a

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half years later, the jury

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admitted that there was no crime, but it was

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certainly unpleasant, and your guys are

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more correct than you this time of year and the

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state paid from the treasury with

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taxpayers' money, paid them salaries

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for 20 years of inactivity, yes, yes, some I received a

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million dollars but no, I’m the world and it’s not for

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nothing that I have food from

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taxpayers’ money, of course I think

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that it’s much more pleasant to work than to

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receive compensation for being in a pre-trial detention center

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with a uniform, why didn’t you

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decide to leave, I understand why you

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decided to leave the

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same accusations could have been sent to me

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for exactly the same reasons -

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that they weren’t done, they weren’t made, they couldn’t,

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and naturally, when great didn’t call me

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from London and wasn’t flying to Moscow and

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immediately came here in the elevator, where are you and I was in

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Prague

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[ applause]

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[music]

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I actually wanted

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to buy myself a plane at that moment and I had a

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demonstration flight from Prague to

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Moscow, to which I said as a pilot, no, we’re flying

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to London and I didn’t just fly to London,

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I personally landed in

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public at the controls he was landing the plane and they wanted to

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buy the plane because they were dizzy from the success of

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selling the stone, but

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in the end, he still didn’t do it. At

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that moment we ended up in London and it

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wasn’t clear with immigration

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status, you need to get a visa, but you

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didn’t get a

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visa there, refugees, but you received an

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investment visa,

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it was a whole story, I paid, paid

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money and then at some point, when

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nothing worked out for me there,

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they refused me here, I had already paid a lot of money,

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suddenly it turned out that it turns out I can

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go to America and just get this

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visa there is an investment and this is

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about the kind of lawyers here, even the most

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expensive ones are the best and I could

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do it myself, I started and how much does the

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plaintiff cost at that moment it was necessary to

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invest at least one million

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pounds, it

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seems to me you prayed and after the sale in

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Russia of course Of course, they sold it for a

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leg, they call it 350 for two, Zhenya refuses,

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Zhenya

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still doesn’t want you to

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announce the numbers of which cylinder, but

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you can simply understand by the number of

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our investments that it’s clearly not

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there, tens of millions, otherwise we simply

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wouldn’t have enough money about tens is true and

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obviously not billions, otherwise we would

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probably be there somehow differently and by chance

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200 to 350 well, in general, in any case, there are

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more than tens and less than a

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billion, and yes, that’s how much for each

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more than tens, well, I promised

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a friend that it’s not necessary, so I’m holding back

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my thing, you won’t be here for the eighth

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year in the village, which means from Edinburgh in

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December you blocked your plane

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December until December 26, 2008 I

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piloted my plane from January 14,

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2009 I

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we’re there for something something- then we celebrated the old

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New Year, in my opinion we celebrated together with

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Zhenya, I stayed with them, which means I spent the night

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not in the house, I remember how Evgeniy’s wife

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walked in the door to open the door, the guide

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got up, but they didn’t announce a federal

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wanted list, so the plan at that moment was to fight

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to prove that we are innocent, that

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is, the entire ninth year, this is the first

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half of the year, it was a struggle to simply

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prove that we are not camels, and the

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second half of 2009 already began to have

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some questions related to the deal to

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purchase the company because it

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was necessary to prove that we sold a good one the

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company, that is, we had some

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questions there, and in the sense that Kulikovo’s mother had

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questions, and I had to do

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a lot of work to prove that we

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sold everything normally and it took a year and a half

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and in the end we agreed and found

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mutual understanding

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about what and what in fact, there were questions,

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well,

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the questions were that it was

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necessary to receive the rest of the

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money, that is, we did not receive all the money at once,

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such a moment you

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put a bullet point on this story for yourself, I

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think that it was the twelfth year when

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we received all the money in full

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the company settled with all the top

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managers for options and invited

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everyone here on the ship and on one

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Aeroflot plane there were about 80 people in

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yellow T-shirts flying and for 2 or 3 days they would

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travel by bus and walk along the Thames and

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it was, of course, simply fantastic, that

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is, we managed to create this spirit again

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at some point with concentre in a

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concentrated form,

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definitely needs new subscribers if

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Russian norms

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[applause]

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[music]

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in 2012 year we got together on a ship and I

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traveled a lot, I traveled a lot, I tried to

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delve into all sorts of biotechnologies

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that came into me with enormous difficulty,

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and then I fell in love with it on

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the wheel and, by the way, pleasant Oleg Zhavoronkov,

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who is just one of the now, by the way,

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most famous biotechnologies with

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application to

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he brought this thing to artificial intelligence and it didn’t learn

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to drive and I thought that this was the next

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mobile phone, that everyone would

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use mana wheels, of course I

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miscalculated,

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I just wanted to dance, but I

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still believe that people will ride on us

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on wheels, we just don’t they offered a

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good product so far, you

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understand that of course, before

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coming here I watched your videos, I

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watched the blue Lada video of the interview, I

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read it in it or in some other

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one, of course I was amazed by the following,

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that is, I was simply delighted, the

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Chinese said you, they make a

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unicycle for 200 dollars, and we make

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such a super reliable wheel for one and a half

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thousand dollars. I’m sitting like this, thinking

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about the features of it in Greece for one and a half

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thousand dollars. Super reliable

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if I can buy Chinese wheels

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for 200 dollars.

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it’s the same

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as buying a low-power

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minicar or even Mercedes and

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BMW Range Rover Chinese wheels for 200

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dollars, their power is two to three times

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less and their batteries are weak,

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so there’s a special pen and you can’t

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make serious Chinese wheels and high-

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quality ones

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are sold about 800 euros retail,

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but just think about how many people are

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ready to buy wheels for 800 euros if

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I can buy everything there for an iPhone or

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Samsung,

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days there were advertisements for 700 euros,

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my whole life will be on fire,

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well, that is, all my bills will be there then

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all my friends will be there, all my friends will be

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pierced, that is, it’s like some kind of

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wheel here and buy for 800, I agree with

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you, a huge number of people pay

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several thousand euros for a car before the

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question is how is the car used and

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where to park if you left at home and

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you need to go to a bakery or a laundry

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or somewhere to a dry cleaner with a unicycle, the

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radius of your possibilities increases

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by 3 4 times, respectively, the square of this

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radius, which means 15-20 times, your

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accessibility to

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some services increases, just at the

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moment people they think classically

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traditionally they teach children to ride a

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bicycle they teach children to ride a

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mountain ski

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but they don’t teach children to ride a unicycle

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why has it not yet reached the

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mass level regardless of you

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using this thing is generally very

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difficult to learn,

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that is, most people give up on the third

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attempt

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Yes, they just lose hope, but

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in fact, the third attempt is the

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hardest, already from the fourth attempt, starting people

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realize that it worked, you just need to

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write instructions that four attempts

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guys, how much money have you already spent

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on this, so to speak, a few

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dollars,

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I read somewhere with reference to you, it’s already

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64,

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well, something like that, even now, but now

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it’s more, but fortunately in England there are

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opportunities to

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return a lot of money once no,

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well,

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in any case, one way or another, this business

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will turn into a profitable one, and then all

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these expenses that we they were incurred, they can be

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deducted from income tax,

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tell us what the general

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condition is now, where do you have a factory, it

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looks like it’s lying around right next to it

00:18:44

in London in the center of London,

00:18:49

production here, quality control department,

00:18:51

development, deep development,

00:18:55

it’s in Russia, that is, we have it there

00:18:58

electronics there, we have

00:19:02

software, in general, all the

00:19:03

software was made by a person who had

00:19:05

previously dealt with anti-ship missiles, at

00:19:08

the moment we are

00:19:10

really very late with

00:19:14

the release, that is, everything has moved forward and we

00:19:18

have innovative ideas that are completely

00:19:21

different, this wheel, of course, allowed us to

00:19:26

create a team but we are at the

00:19:29

corresponding moment

00:19:31

in history to fall and the forest there that

00:19:34

they released to whom, well, to the Chinese, and yes, now

00:19:38

all the key players in China, China, a

00:19:42

huge market,

00:19:43

people use these unicycles, I

00:19:45

choose this particular pin, this particular

00:19:47

wheel, you have been doing this for four years,

00:19:49

something from where he got it my

00:19:56

dad had a hunchbacked Zaporozhian Cossack, if you

00:20:01

remember the Soviet Union, and it was like that with

00:20:04

eyes like a ZAZ 965 and with

00:20:08

hunchback eyes the door still opened like a

00:20:10

Rolls-Royce and just as different

00:20:14

and in Soviet times this car

00:20:19

was a shame to drive yes, that is, people

00:20:22

laughed, pointed with their fingers, it was a

00:20:24

small two-door

00:20:26

wasting car with a

00:20:29

yellow engine in the back, it was cramped inside when we were in

00:20:32

business, people laughed, laughed, pointed with their

00:20:34

fingers, smiled, I was ashamed, but

00:20:37

driving is better than walking, well, I was worried about this topic,

00:20:40

but I drove this with the fact that I’m

00:20:43

hanging out there really love me, a

00:20:45

wonderful person, well, he just

00:20:47

lived on a salary,

00:20:49

but he could afford the salary and he

00:20:51

once wanted to make a homemade

00:20:52

car, and he wanted to

00:20:54

do it so much that one day in my

00:20:58

room we started the engine of a real

00:21:01

engine car in the

00:21:05

Leninsky 95 apartment, everyone just has one muffler,

00:21:11

that’s all rattling in the room and the dream of

00:21:14

making a car was there, I even

00:21:17

did this project at one time, there’s

00:21:19

movement, here’s a Volga set based on a Porsche

00:21:23

Cayenne, that’s you, but it was a gift for my wife’s

00:21:26

birthday, that is I

00:21:28

had this desire, and in the end, when

00:21:30

essentially a one-wheeled

00:21:32

car appeared, naturally I didn’t want to

00:21:35

make it, it’s all a childhood dream of a mechanic,

00:21:38

do it yourself, like in the department for homemade products, how are there

00:21:42

no signs, and now you have

00:21:45

n’t been messing around with it for four years now you have, well, how can you

00:21:47

say that there is no deadline, something that

00:21:52

should tell you yes or no, the deadlines have

00:21:55

all already passed, that is, I already

00:21:57

said, just yesterday we

00:22:00

were sitting here, we decided that we would engage in a

00:22:02

more classic business for money

00:22:05

to earn, yes, well somehow

00:22:07

classic

00:22:08

is to sell scooters, electric bicycles,

00:22:12

which are now sold in huge

00:22:14

volumes, something similar to this we are

00:22:18

now looking at, but anyway, I hired,

00:22:24

now I have agreed with a new manager in

00:22:26

Russia and I am setting up for us to

00:22:30

make new prototypes and the same in

00:22:33

Ukraine, that is we are still trying, I

00:22:43

understand that during this time, so to

00:22:45

speak, your search has developed several

00:22:47

new hobbies,

00:22:48

I’m not even cool right now, I’m talking

00:22:51

about bitcoin, by the way, you did

00:22:55

n’t buy it for 15, you said that you

00:22:57

still sold everything for a profit for 17,000 was or

00:23:00

were different there were bitcoins were a

00:23:03

small plus the biggest plus was on

00:23:05

ether and in different yes well of course but I have

00:23:08

bitcoins ether and ripley new

00:23:12

and what did I buy but in the end

00:23:14

everything was about zero or a small plus

00:23:18

but ether is really on he

00:23:20

earned money but the Russian currency details in

00:23:25

30 to Canada he he Russian norms enough

00:23:29

bangs kept the Russian but these are purely

00:23:33

speculative stories do you

00:23:35

see any kind of future behind this

00:23:38

the Chinese are now, for example, this way they are

00:23:41

withdrawing money from Russia, that is, they are

00:23:42

buying bitcoins in Russia and sells and in

00:23:44

Hong Kong there is such a version, I think that

00:23:50

this is just a way to send money and a

00:23:53

corresponding arbitration

00:23:55

company is formed in general, take this story as

00:23:57

honestly very muddy bitcoin and

00:24:01

any other cryptocurrencies have

00:24:03

already found their use bitcoin they are

00:24:07

used by a huge number of peoples of

00:24:10

countries where there is hyperinflation in In any

00:24:13

case, there is conti Venezuela, for example,

00:24:15

everyone is sitting on bitcoins, there is a strange

00:24:17

descent where the economic crisis is baby

00:24:20

hyperinflation, where people cannot buy

00:24:22

dollars for themselves for some reason or do not

00:24:24

buy, they buy cryptocurrencies,

00:24:27

for example, litecoin

00:24:29

is one of the most convenient currencies just

00:24:32

for transferring money to the system

00:24:35

system, yes, there is a high-quality working

00:24:37

crypto ether used with many donkey

00:24:43

ripple used by bankers,

00:24:45

but it is official, well, there is semi-officially

00:24:49

in China, no more recognized crypto data

00:24:52

is, one way or another, different currencies have

00:24:56

different marketing strategies for entering the

00:24:58

market, but they occupy the same market share

00:25:01

as the eurodollar pounds rubles, that is, this is a

00:25:05

money market to a universal equivalent, that

00:25:09

they will borrow this money market for

00:25:11

some one or two percent, they will borrow and is

00:25:15

already occupied,

00:25:17

or people will store their money in

00:25:20

cryptocurrency,

00:25:21

one way or another, this currency will be

00:25:23

used in the beginning in the least

00:25:27

transparent purposes, but in the future for quick

00:25:31

transfers and banks I won’t be able to do anything about it

00:25:34

you’re on telegram by chance not an attachment

00:25:38

yet but I’ve seriously thought about it and in

00:25:42

good health we talked about it personally with

00:25:45

Durov no but I’m sure that at

00:25:51

least in the beginning

00:25:54

it will go up cryptocurrency

00:25:58

will definitely be decentralized everything will definitely be

00:26:01

states will disappear

00:26:04

empires will disappear people will live in

00:26:06

small

00:26:07

entities there will be many private

00:26:10

military companies that will replace armies and there

00:26:12

will be a system of checks and balances this is

00:26:14

all a future question this will all happen in

00:26:17

20 years or 120 I am doing this show

00:26:20

because I I believe Russian is really

00:26:23

normal if you agree with me

00:26:25

subscribe to our channel on youtube

00:26:28

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00:26:30

[music]

00:26:34

this is burning seriously having cooled the wheel

00:26:38

seriously carried away by the space theme this is

00:26:41

how I invested in a round of

00:26:46

funding for the moon express campaign

00:26:47

which participated in prezi google

00:26:56

the first private space manifestation and

00:27:01

this prize seemed to have died

00:27:05

literally a few days ago, that is,

00:27:06

Google did not renew it, so

00:27:09

now the company,

00:27:11

so to speak, in terms of growth, is a bad sign, it

00:27:14

just wants to land, no, this is a very

00:27:16

good sign for one simple

00:27:18

logical reason,

00:27:19

Google did not renew it

00:27:21

because Trump announced that NASA’s budget is

00:27:25

now almost half dedicated to

00:27:27

creating colonies on the moon and now

00:27:30

Google is no longer needed with its prize

00:27:32

because Google’s 30 million versus our 20

00:27:36

billion budget is nonsense and

00:27:39

now almost all ATP

00:27:42

industry companies that can do it this way

00:27:45

or Otherwise, they announced their lunar or

00:27:47

something around the lunar programs

00:27:50

because a huge amount of

00:27:53

NASA money will go to the private sector

00:27:56

in order to create a colony of

00:27:59

Americans on the moon,

00:28:01

and why do we even need a colony of people on the

00:28:04

moon than ideas?

00:28:05

Well, first of all, it’s just cool, it’s

00:28:09

indisputable and boys who, at the

00:28:13

age of 9 in

00:28:18

1969, looked with admiration at how

00:28:23

Armstrong spoke about the big step of

00:28:27

all mankind in his fifty-

00:28:30

nine years here and now, they want there to

00:28:32

be colonies on the moon, yes, these

00:28:34

boys are now in the US Congress

00:28:36

and many other places it’s just cool there,

00:28:40

secondly, the moon has already been proven to be a

00:28:44

source of rocket fuel,

00:28:46

that is, water

00:28:49

is split into hydrogen and

00:28:51

oxygen using solar panels in conditions of absolute

00:28:55

cosmic

00:28:56

minus, and this hydrogen and oxygen are

00:28:59

cheap, that is, it’s not what they call it,

00:29:02

but of course they freeze themselves and,

00:29:05

accordingly, from the moon, since there is

00:29:08

six times less gravity there and there is no

00:29:11

atmosphere, sending a barrel of water from the moon

00:29:14

to the earth’s orbit

00:29:16

is much cheaper than sending it from the

00:29:18

earth, and some private

00:29:21

companies are doing this, so private companies plan

00:29:26

to be useful in extracting water and sending it it

00:29:30

into space and there is even a very

00:29:33

serious order for a large amount of water in

00:29:37

earth's orbit or at the Lagrangian point for

00:29:39

this. where is the balance between the earth and the

00:29:43

moon, where gravity is balanced, you can

00:29:45

just hang, well, relatively speaking, yes, that

00:29:47

is, you don’t fall, you can’t either on the ground or on the

00:29:49

moon, anywhere, there is an order for a

00:29:53

large number of tons of water there in

00:29:56

order to split it into

00:29:58

rocket fuel and fly away

00:30:00

presumably to Mars, somewhere else, that

00:30:02

is, these people are

00:30:05

not even Elon Musk at all, but some completely different

00:30:07

guys, can you guess that these heroes can

00:30:10

guess that, in fact, this

00:30:13

fuel may be needed, who may

00:30:14

need it, it may be needed for the mask

00:30:17

Boeing who has Mars

00:30:20

programs may need it, the Chinese may need it

00:30:22

because they probably also have plans for

00:30:24

this, yes, that is, but there is a limited

00:30:27

list of potential buyers,

00:30:29

but the fact that water as rocket fuel

00:30:34

from the moon will simply cost several times

00:30:38

cheaper than land there it’s clear

00:30:41

economics and it makes sense how did you

00:30:44

find out about these guys whose investments

00:30:47

here the situation is as follows: I just bought

00:30:50

myself a small plot of land there on the

00:30:55

island and the end one, but there is such an island

00:31:00

called mosquito in the British

00:31:02

Virgin Islands, there is

00:31:04

Larry Page’s island

00:31:07

nearby Richard Branson's island is located,

00:31:08

that is, there is a very

00:31:10

interesting company there, good, but they

00:31:13

give kindness there, it's fun, interesting people

00:31:17

gather there, why how much, why why, for

00:31:21

example, there is will not bay,

00:31:23

the property there costs 5-6 million

00:31:27

dollars, and it's just that my neighbor on the

00:31:29

island turned out to be Navin Jain. a

00:31:33

serial entrepreneur who has now

00:31:37

done many different projects, but

00:31:39

he also pursues the announcers of the

00:31:42

moon express company and he persuaded me,

00:31:44

I know that I have a great

00:31:48

passion for space, he persuaded me to

00:31:50

invest in this company ticket to the

00:31:52

moon, in general, yes, Masha is playing music, you know

00:31:56

this one

00:32:01

you really love the song ticket to the moon, such a

00:32:04

romantic song,

00:32:05

but then it’s still a real

00:32:10

business in the sense that you don’t have to dig anything on the moon,

00:32:14

that is, the entire cosmic set of the

00:32:19

periodic table falls there, that is, you just

00:32:20

take and collect all the regolith and

00:32:24

grind the simple gold in one

00:32:27

direction diamonds in the other there so

00:32:30

probably this is all, well, it

00:32:31

was published earlier, but how much is everything, how much did you

00:32:34

invest and how much does this company consist of

00:32:36

and the company is called moonshot and it

00:32:40

invested 5 million dollars, that is, I,

00:32:42

together with Naveen, invested 5 million and in

00:32:44

total in moon express

00:32:46

I don’t know whether I can say this figure or

00:32:48

not, but it’s difficult there are several tens of

00:32:51

millions, it’s estimated at how much, but it itself is

00:32:53

not yet estimated at how much

00:32:55

because the company must first

00:32:58

do something, yes, that is, the company

00:33:00

has done, gone through some kind of

00:33:02

evolution in its Ven, well, how can I say this about

00:33:06

descent vehicles, since the

00:33:09

rocket industry has evolved very quickly,

00:33:12

and

00:33:13

for example, now literally in these 14 days there

00:33:17

should be the first commercial launch of an

00:33:18

electron rocket, which costs only

00:33:21

5 million dollars, and this rocket can

00:33:24

launch our module, which can be

00:33:26

driven, but they are yours as it is not

00:33:29

ours, yes, that is, but in principle, if you

00:33:32

are making your own descent vehicle, which

00:33:33

costs well, one and a half million dollars, and the

00:33:36

rocket, which costs 5, then for six and a

00:33:40

half million dollars, well, there is 78

00:33:42

million dollars, you can actually

00:33:44

refract you when the application is

00:33:47

realistic. you have to be very careful with this

00:33:50

because we won’t

00:33:52

just set fire to a rocket so that it will

00:33:54

break the arrival is no longer

00:33:55

responsible we need to get a contract

00:33:58

we omit the contract there

00:33:59

will be all the parameters there if it

00:34:03

existed now then probably now

00:34:06

these are not really cooked not 5 no one

00:34:10

landing and we received this prize, well, the

00:34:14

main prize there was 20 million plus,

00:34:16

well, the point is that if it

00:34:19

existed, we would have invested in it

00:34:21

since the prize was not renewed,

00:34:23

so we decided, well, we’ll get a

00:34:26

contract, then we’ll apply it, and

00:34:28

control should be on us, the contract can

00:34:32

be with anyone theoretically he can

00:34:35

be I don’t know with Roscosmos or with anyone there

00:34:39

with the Indians with the Israelis, but

00:34:42

anyone who wants to stick a flag in the moon

00:34:44

can accordingly sign the

00:34:47

moon express contract, there are no problems, but there is someone

00:34:50

who clearly wants to sign and put

00:34:53

there are people who have already paid money,

00:34:56

for example, there is a person who wants to

00:34:58

bring a telescope to the moon, this is his

00:35:01

charitable story and

00:35:03

accordingly, this telescope will

00:35:06

broadcast a picture from it,

00:35:11

well, accordingly, there in some

00:35:13

charitable organization at the

00:35:14

university, now I’ll show the picture

00:35:17

because it’s cool, right here

00:35:19

there is a small one so white that it’s a miracle and

00:35:22

here it is, you know what it is no,

00:35:25

you can type in google write RF

00:35:30

and moon photo

00:35:31

yes, that is, this photo of the earth and the moon

00:35:35

when they are close they are always approximately

00:35:39

close, you won’t understand, the orbit is not always approximately

00:35:43

ellipsoidal that's right, that is,

00:35:45

but it's not a very ellipsoidal moon, that

00:35:47

is, it's approximately always 308 45

00:35:51

kilometers away, it's just that this

00:35:53

photo was taken from the orbit of Mars wow

00:35:56

wow exactly

00:35:58

[applause]

00:36:00

[music]

00:36:04

tell me what happened to the ticket virgin

00:36:08

galactics right flight it was the

00:36:10

best thing that happened with me from the

00:36:13

point of view there, I don’t know the investment of

00:36:16

money, but the truth is they gave me this ticket,

00:36:18

no one gave it to you before a ticket

00:36:20

for sex as for a flight, we have a real

00:36:23

flight to orbit, it is exactly the essence of a

00:36:26

suborbital ballistic flight, it is

00:36:28

not an orbit thanks to this ticket

00:36:31

I just met Richard Branson and

00:36:33

bought land on that same

00:36:37

island and met a huge

00:36:39

number of future astronauts and

00:36:42

discovered America. I

00:36:43

still have a ticket to fly on it

00:36:46

and

00:36:48

I hope that Richard will soon fly with

00:36:50

his mother to space ai 95 years or

00:36:52

something like that and she will be one

00:36:55

of the first to fly so this is not space for everyone,

00:37:00

well, it’s more like space, but it’s not not

00:37:02

acceleration to orbital speed until it’s

00:37:07

precisely ballistic, there’s less

00:37:08

load, but here it is because then as you return it

00:37:11

further, you scatter the pebble, it

00:37:13

flies into space and falls back, that

00:37:16

is, in terms of energy consumption it is much

00:37:17

less, but this is an amazing idea if, for

00:37:22

example, I now fly from here to

00:37:24

Australia, this is how many thousand

00:37:26

fifteen kilometers it will take to fly through the air

00:37:29

before drilling the air 15 thousand kilometers and

00:37:33

if I fly from here to Australia through

00:37:35

space it conceals and there is a hundred or two hundred

00:37:39

kilometers 300 there to

00:37:41

well there somehow rise in a spiral into

00:37:43

the stratosphere and there 100 kilometers above

00:37:48

Sydney descend to and the rest of the

00:37:51

time in space where there is no

00:37:53

air and no no friction so

00:37:56

it's cheaper that is, flying from London

00:37:58

visible through space is cheaper than by

00:38:00

air but chosen states you would

00:38:03

risk flying I'm sure

00:38:05

I'll definitely fly absolutely yes of course in terms of

00:38:09

time yes no well I think that in

00:38:11

twenty years I think that in twenty years the

00:38:13

first flights will appear at the beginning

00:38:16

for several dozen people, that is,

00:38:18

20-30 people fly from London to Sydney

00:38:21

for 3 or 4 hours through space, friends,

00:38:25

to tell you bright stories of

00:38:27

Russian norms, we need your help,

00:38:29

please advise us heroes who

00:38:32

speak the same language with you language have achieved

00:38:35

success and strive to make this world a

00:38:37

better place

00:38:38

[applause]

00:38:40

[music]

00:38:44

actually attention to the question: do you

00:38:46

invest in valleys and startups? I have

00:38:50

invested money at the moment, one way

00:38:55

or another, all my investments are related to

00:38:58

people from Russia with immigrants from Russia,

00:39:01

that is, these are people whose I have known for a long time, I

00:39:04

know that they are there and developed and smart and will

00:39:07

definitely achieve their success

00:39:09

one way or another, the business will exist

00:39:13

and the money would return exactly about the

00:39:17

California ones, I was just running through it, they sold it, it was a

00:39:18

different luck, low, yes, I

00:39:20

have invested at the moment in three

00:39:23

companies made by immigrants from California

00:39:27

and all three companies are alive and working and I

00:39:31

think that everything will be fine with them,

00:39:32

tell me, I know that one was made by an

00:39:34

island, it seems, well, Serge Fagi, he basically

00:39:38

studied at Stanford and yes, the second one also

00:39:41

took all the steps, this is the world and this is a company

00:39:45

with artificial intelligence now the

00:39:47

main story is that the

00:39:49

most important thing is to create a team

00:39:52

that understands something about artificial

00:39:55

intelligence for a team that is good at

00:39:57

mathematics and it doesn’t matter what you

00:40:00

train on any cats,

00:40:02

anything as long as the investor gives you

00:40:05

money because the final product if

00:40:09

it’s simple if he fights back, that’s already good, and the

00:40:13

most important value is the people

00:40:16

who managed to make one successful

00:40:17

project in the field of artificial intelligence,

00:40:19

and they immediately receive an order for 2 and 3

00:40:22

and already, and also this is a war, a bit of

00:40:26

Rachinsky, you know, yes, we talked to him,

00:40:29

he by the way, he also has a

00:40:33

virgin galactic ticket, but seriously, he

00:40:36

actually owns the phrase that there is

00:40:38

actually no artificial intelligence,

00:40:39

you know that’s for sure, and

00:40:43

I know that at the moment it doesn’t exist, but

00:40:48

he will appear, his idea is to

00:40:52

teach the system, well, roughly speaking,

00:40:54

to develop itself from It’s a mathematical

00:40:59

impossibility that for now it’s just an enumeration of

00:41:01

their infinite number of options and

00:41:03

more, while it’s a proven fact that

00:41:09

Google, for example, translate, made its

00:41:12

own language and no one asked it for this,

00:41:17

therefore, in the process of development,

00:41:22

artificial intelligence creates its own

00:41:25

living tools that exist

00:41:28

and evolves, well, like living ones in a

00:41:31

sense, the word does not exist,

00:41:32

it evolves, and where is the line when we

00:41:37

call something that goes through options,

00:41:42

we start calling it intelligence, then

00:41:44

ultimately our brain also

00:41:46

goes through options, you named two

00:41:49

projects and both of them are

00:41:51

bugs, bugs, and the third and the third project

00:41:54

was founded by Mikhail Shchepin of he is not from

00:41:59

Stanford, he is a Russian chemist who lives

00:42:01

in Oxford here in England, but he created a

00:42:04

start-up, what is it called retro top,

00:42:06

this was 10 years ago and now we are already in

00:42:11

this startup behind the file,

00:42:12

well, they submitted it in a day, this is destructive

00:42:16

organization of permission for there, let's say, the

00:42:21

last stage of testing on humans, we

00:42:23

hope to get permission for a

00:42:26

drug that protects people from the

00:42:30

damage caused by spenders and

00:42:34

the most interesting thing is that it already works, there

00:42:37

is already, for example, a child who

00:42:41

was very vulnerable and there is clearly a positive

00:42:46

effect on this child

00:42:49

within a year it goes, that is, it is taken and the

00:42:51

medications are safe and it obviously

00:42:54

works, it is so connected with your

00:42:57

period when you were interested in

00:42:59

prolonging life directly because the

00:43:03

decline of human functionality in old age, one

00:43:06

of the reasons for this decline is precisely the

00:43:09

damage to our cells by

00:43:13

free radicals, in particular

00:43:15

by spenders

00:43:18

[music]

00:43:22

you said that you want to live and live

00:43:24

until 2080 yes I was born in 74 yes I

00:43:31

hope that at this moment and I want

00:43:33

to be active well yes not just even like that

00:43:36

yes I am first of all sure that

00:43:40

biologically I can do this and all the

00:43:42

technologies for this exist

00:43:44

and secondly, I just really want to

00:43:48

see Russia as a prosperous country and

00:43:50

I want to live in Russia, I want to live in Moscow,

00:43:54

and you think 2080 and change

00:43:59

the day, yes, I see the modern generation, they are

00:44:04

still studying in schools or

00:44:06

universities,

00:44:07

but they will definitely completely break

00:44:13

this whole outdated system and

00:44:17

new voters will come who

00:44:22

will vote for the real state

00:44:28

of affairs and the man is fooled by no

00:44:31

propaganda, not by some nightingale, but

00:44:33

how long do you think it

00:44:35

will take, well, Moses led people through the

00:44:37

desert for forty years

00:44:40

supposedly yes, I now think that this

00:44:44

requires even more time, but on the

00:44:47

other hand, from what date do we consider a

00:44:51

good question? Well, I would count from ’91

00:44:55

realistically, that is, from me it seems to me

00:44:58

that ’91 is about sixty years old, that’s how it should

00:45:01

be, maybe even more, maybe 8 hundred, and how are

00:45:04

you going to to live until 2080, well,

00:45:07

first of all, you just need to know yourself inside,

00:45:10

know

00:45:12

your hormonal background, know your

00:45:14

microbiome, at least this is the mother of

00:45:17

the microbiome, this is who it is, which one is

00:45:21

possible, I know mine is comfortable in you more

00:45:23

than you, that is, there are 30 million 30

00:45:26

trillion cells in you. your human

00:45:29

body consists of 30 trillion cells,

00:45:32

while in you there are forty-five trillion

00:45:35

bacteria

00:45:37

you have such a tank 3 and wears it and I too you

00:45:41

know everything about mine these are bacteria

00:45:45

there is now a new test test was

00:45:48

developed in the Los Alamos laboratory in

00:45:50

America this laboratory mark

00:45:53

because they know very well how to kill

00:45:57

people en masse, that is,

00:45:59

all the bacteriological weapons are concentrated there, chemical

00:46:03

nuclear everything,

00:46:04

and accordingly the US project turned to the

00:46:09

boiler, my brother took a risk, guys, if vodka

00:46:11

uses bacteriological weapons for us,

00:46:13

what should we do then they said that there is a

00:46:16

test, but it costs 40 thousand dollars, it’s

00:46:19

expensive, what to do, they worked for 10 years, they did it,

00:46:25

so this test can now be bought for 400

00:46:28

dollars just on the website, that is,

00:46:30

now you can go to war. com

00:46:33

for 400 dollars

00:46:35

they will tell you which RNAs you have in the test,

00:46:40

respectively RNA is a derivative of a

00:46:45

gene about DNA, yes there is a complete catalog of these RNAs,

00:46:49

not completely complete enough,

00:46:52

so when it is known what kind of

00:46:57

genomes you have active in this particular

00:47:00

tester they can tell you which ones

00:47:03

respectively the bacteria were active, that

00:47:06

is, accordingly, to say about their

00:47:07

presence, you open the blow job cent, what is the

00:47:10

difference between a DNA test and comparing DNA

00:47:16

and RNA and it’s like comparing a

00:47:18

huge library and a book that you are

00:47:20

reading here and now, that is, DNA is a

00:47:23

library that you inherited from your

00:47:25

parents, half of you will

00:47:28

never even open this library, that is, the

00:47:29

human genome is not all used,

00:47:31

it is only partially used, all of my

00:47:34

beating consists of 3 4 days of jogging a

00:47:39

week and nothing more than that,

00:47:40

great as long as

00:47:43

it works great if it works

00:47:47

another question what exists besides

00:47:49

jogging physical activity is number

00:47:51

one no number one from socialization in

00:47:53

fact of course from the bottom of communication with

00:47:56

other people this is number one on

00:47:58

physical activity is certainly one of the

00:48:00

ten most important factors for a

00:48:04

long life communication with other people the

00:48:07

same main factor of socialization is

00:48:09

number one if you have friends if

00:48:13

you live there

00:48:15

in a world of joy in harmony with

00:48:18

people who share your values and

00:48:22

in old age the same thing, yes you continue to

00:48:25

live like this, then you live a long time

00:48:27

[applause]

00:48:29

[music]

00:48:33

here you are below continue to communicate yes

00:48:37

you I do understood best friends, my

00:48:39

friends, of course,

00:48:40

and you, oddly enough, just with this

00:48:45

biohacking space unicycle you

00:48:49

startups and others still decided to

00:48:52

invest in traditional business, I’m

00:48:57

still a sensible person, I always

00:49:00

focus on what needs to be

00:49:03

diversified, yes I’m there, as it were I

00:49:06

wasn’t crazy there on some wheels, I

00:49:08

understand that there are investments here and

00:49:11

now, that money needs to be earned here now,

00:49:14

I completely

00:49:16

believe and deeply trust

00:49:19

my friend with business issues and I really

00:49:23

want to help him so that everything

00:49:25

works out naturally if he starts

00:49:28

some kind of project with a huge, that is, a

00:49:30

restaurant partner, well, of course, and

00:49:32

how they built the Euronet together so amicably,

00:49:35

they were 50/50 partners, and

00:49:37

apart from that they didn’t really swear, well, they didn’t scold at all, they

00:49:39

didn’t scold at all, although for

00:49:42

50/50 there are options, a lot of them there,

00:49:46

famous people often seem to disagree,

00:49:48

sometimes they don’t get to know each other again for years, it’s so

00:49:51

interesting to listen to you, especially with a

00:49:53

difference of a day, you are completely different, that is, you have completely

00:49:55

different interests, you

00:49:58

look at completely different sides, he is

00:50:00

so specific there, he examines each bottle,

00:50:03

and you are somewhere like that - a

00:50:05

dreamer, well, yes, investments in your people,

00:50:08

and which of you is the more successful businessman,

00:50:10

now the question is such a very interesting one, we are the

00:50:15

first, we don’t compete, and

00:50:18

our businesses are very different, yes, that is, let’s take,

00:50:20

for example, a startup

00:50:21

retro top company has existed for 10 years, it

00:50:25

can

00:50:27

shoot in a year there with an absolutely

00:50:30

colossal result, or maybe not

00:50:32

to shoot once, in principle, I don’t

00:50:35

even really understand the category of a successful

00:50:38

businessman, I’m trying to be a successful

00:50:41

person, I’m investing in myself, and what

00:50:44

is a successful person and a person

00:50:46

who has managed, who has managed, well, of course,

00:50:49

successful and also get tired,

00:50:52

success is having time and that you have time to do

00:50:55

everything that is interesting to do everything that is inside

00:50:59

because success is not measured by money

00:51:02

in the real world of self-realization,

00:51:04

realization in your inner springs

00:51:06

clamped in your internal complexes

00:51:08

if you were able to try this and

00:51:12

this and figure it out and understand everything and

00:51:15

you there are no more questions left for this

00:51:17

life, which means you have managed and you are residents of what

00:51:20

part of the world you are or some kind of citizen I don’t

00:51:23

know what you feel I

00:51:29

fundamentally for now being only a

00:51:33

citizen of Russia I want to live in

00:51:35

Russia and I want to return to Russia I’m not

00:51:38

very myself I can imagine how this is possible

00:51:40

with the current propaganda mentality there

00:51:44

and so on, but for me in England it’s an

00:51:48

airport

00:51:49

transistor zid airports train station in

00:51:52

America I probably spend about a month and

00:51:56

a half a year in total, yes no I dream of

00:52:02

one day returning to Russia and bringing

00:52:04

all my knowledge all my abilities and

00:52:06

skills in the country to train and develop and

00:52:11

make startups in Russia

00:52:14

[music]

00:52:33

because

00:52:38

[music]

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Елизавета Осетинская в новом выпуске «Русские норм!» говорит с сооснователем “Евросети” Тимуром Артемьевым. Он долго находился в тени своего более известного партнера Евгения Чичваркина. Сейчас Тимур тоже живет в Лондоне и занимается совсем другими вещами: биохакингом, полетами на Луну и продлением жизни. Он хочет дожить до 2080 года, чтобы увидеть, как к этому времени изменится Россия. Подпишитесь на канал, чтобы смотреть новые выпуски первыми: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo3S9OQDrM79i7yPmixnSsQ/?sub_confirmation=1 Текстовая версия в рассылке The Bell: https://thebell.io/ Оставайтесь с нами в социальных сетях Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser ВКонтакте: https://vk.com/thebell_io Telegram: https://t.me/thebell_io

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