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ah

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physical education - hello

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honey we haven’t seen oh yes, he’ll

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choose and

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according to the rank you skip daily

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training you want that new one, we

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’re straining, we’re

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weightless to go there don’t, and

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then there will be weightlessness, you’re not going

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to return to earth when you need to return,

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of course, let it be my will, so

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understand my friend, we are Libra, neglecting

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physical activity is extremely harmful,

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especially since I will be weak, but it’s nice to have such an

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attitude towards your health, just

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arouse it, you’re ruining it my health is

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not complaining, it’s covered for now, but then

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when gravity returns, your muscles and

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bones will no longer be the same families as

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before, what will happen to him? The bear is

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not muscles, steel is my bones, in

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general, then you’re right, of course,

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surprisingly, but our bones are

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true stronger than granite, and all because

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our guests are

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composite by nature; in other

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words, our bones consist of two different

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materials: collagen and mineral

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matter;

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halogen ensures the plasticity of our

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bones; and the mineral matter

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mostly consists of calcium and is responsible for

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hardness; why is it a composite or

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composite material? better than

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usual, many ordinary materials,

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having great hardness, are very fragile,

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for example glass, when a blow hits the glass,

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cracks spread out and split it,

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if cracks do not have time to form,

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for example, when hit by a bullet, then the glass, even

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though it is full of holes, does not crumble into pieces,

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so the strength of many materials would be

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much higher if their structure

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prevented the occurrence and

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spread of cracks, it is the plastic

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collagen that is part of our

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bones that prevents the spread of

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cracks, therefore our bones are stronger than

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hard but fragile granite, however, you

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should not abuse this

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strength too much, that’s it, well, here you are, you

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want, I won’t go further to distract you,

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we envy kopatych, you have five more minutes

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of exercise and you can fly as much as you want

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beauty

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[applause]

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[music]

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cuckoos to drink from what to

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smoke

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it’s

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all alive and healthy

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yes it seems like all

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the trees are needles what was it that apparently

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happened short circuited and we fell

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to the ground, it looks like you are still on the moon, I don’t

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know how you are,

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I have problems with this, I

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just can’t do it

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it’s useless when there is a short circuit, all the electronics

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fail, you need to turn on the

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emergency generator and everything will work,

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who is it will turn on if we hang a little bit

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[music]

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maybe kopatych

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we are doomed

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like life

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[music] the

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asteroid hurt me and it shook me

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then with me I walk like this and I walk in heaven

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[music]

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so what’s wrong with me

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help and g.g .

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Is there anyone alive,

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help me

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for you, I don’t see

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what kind of steering wheel what are you doing there, we’re waiting for a

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miraculous rescue of the guys, I’m right now,

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what’s wrong with me, I’m barely

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moving, the gore has changed from, but

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we warned you are not sporty, you are ours,

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your current state is the result of a

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lack of training and stress,

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nature has made a person about five

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millions of years ago and now

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man is the most powerful creature on

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earth,

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our bones are stronger than granite and our muscles are

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strong and hardy, of course,

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subject to constant stress and training,

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what else is this, why is it that

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in our time, physical activity

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is not necessary for survival

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to order pizza at dinner, you just need to

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move the fingers of one hand a little while

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dialing the delivery phone number, and

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to get to the hunting spot,

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excuse me, to work, you just need to get into

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the car, turn the steering wheel a little and

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lightly press the pedal, and why are

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you going to work if you can bring food straight

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home

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but our internal structure has not changed at all,

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so the ease with which we

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indulge ourselves and the almost complete

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lack of physical exercise for

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many leads to obesity, now about

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2 billion people suffer from this serious

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disease of nature; save on everything if

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we do not move, then it considers that the muscles

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and we don’t need bones yet gradually the

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biceps disappear and the bones become

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bones the hardest thing is for

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cosmonauts

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because in weightlessness the loads are very

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small so in order for

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astronauts’ bones not to break they must

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regularly

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torture themselves on exercise machines

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I’m ready to exercise

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whether God likes it or not later but

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now we need your help turn it on

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otherwise we can’t be seen from here, I just beg you

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to move more carefully, your bones are now

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very fragile on the moon, of course the

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gravity is less than on earth, but

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nevertheless, one careless movement and

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[music] turn on the

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big red lever, it’s

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located next to the dashboard

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Fouquet got greedy

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this is a small effort to unstick and

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for a huge one

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[applause]

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[music]

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move more carefully your bone is now

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very fragile one not careful

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movement and

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[music]

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attention the backup generator is turned on, is there

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really no pill that would fight

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obesity muscle loss mass and

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fragility of bones, alas, or rather, it was found a

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long time ago, a wonderful remedy for all

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these diseases, sports, daily creating an

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artificial load for our

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body, we will be able to resist this

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disease, then our bones will become like

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granite and muscles like steel

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physical education-hi

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not is jealous of the serve, let's continue

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training,

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he'll send you won't train,

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you'll end up in my place

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[music]

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he fell in

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pairs pam pam pam pam pum

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[music] pam pam pam [applause] [music]

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[applause]

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a

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[ applause]

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and

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my eyes they are not able to bear so much

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dazzling beauty, leave my

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sweet-tongued friend, otherwise I will decide that you

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are kidding me, well, let’s get started, I’m afraid

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colleague, you have already lost,

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but let me, you started without me, it’s

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not fair, it’s not fair to be half an hour late,

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I have a good reason, I was busy an important

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matter oh yes, I see a colleague at our

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age it is no longer respectable to spend so much

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time on a marathon, so I ask you not to

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make fun of this, this is not some kind of marathon, but a

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cultural ritual that

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every intelligent elk must perform, as soon as its

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antlers appear, this is our philosophy,

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our symbol was and

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now I will demonstrate the benefits of this symbol to you,

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what are the rings from my enemies,

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for example,

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juggle

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whom

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yes, I can be stupid with them and that their

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friend is not worth it, because

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the pulse is normal, the breathing is normal, well,

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sleep is now for him best of all,

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when will the divo grow again, so

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to speak, it was simple food, there was no benefit from

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this symbol, I

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can’t promise anything comforting,

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the years, as they say, are taking their toll, I’m afraid the

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careless behavior of our elk

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cost him his last pair of slaves, that is, they

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won’t grow anymore, but why is this

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unfair, this is the law nature,

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now I’ll explain everything,

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we all consist of tiny bricks,

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they are called cells, cells are able to

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divide, thus new cells are obtained,

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this is a very useful property,

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especially when we grow

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over time, our cells age or

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get damaged,

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but new ones appear in their place, and all

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thanks to the ability to divide, that’s what

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will happen Let’s say you have 1 children, they will divide

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and new ones will appear, if of course age

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allows, it means new horns can grow, it does

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n’t mean anything, our cells, bricks,

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cannot divide indefinitely, sooner or

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later, the number of attempts ends,

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therefore, with age, the wounds heal

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worse and outgrow, they stop thinking about new

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enemies and you have to dream

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[music]

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[applause]

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[music]

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[applause]

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[music]

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buddy, well, you can’t really let

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yourself down,

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you know, I really have a lot of

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free time now, but I just don’t know

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what to spend it on and what not

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I want to stop thinking Prague,

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life goes on, life belongs to the

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young, the city is on their side during

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childbirth, let the young rely on their

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nature, you must solve your

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problem yourself, the strength of your advanced age

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for

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pancakes, you won’t deceive nature,

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but you try to make these lazy cells

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work let them grow you a new horn,

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and if everything were so simple, but you don’t

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understand how

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complex this process is, well, explain,

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all multicellular creatures

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begin their lives with a single

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fertilized one, which means all our wings,

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legs and tails came from one cell,

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that is, any part of our the body

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can lay out all the Saturdays if

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only the very first cells can turn into anything,

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such cells

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are called stem cells, but after

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some time the stem cells

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are determined by their future ruler;

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Once the cells choose

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their life path, they will no longer be able to

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turn into something else, but this has

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not yet been determined, a very small

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number of stem cells remain in the

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manganese ami, this is our repair

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team,

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as soon as any damage appears in the body, it

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is stem

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cells rush to the site of the lesion and

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turn into the necessary cells,

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which means there is hope, you just need to find a

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stem cell lying around in your body

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and send it to the right places, we will

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grow you better horns than before, suddenly

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you are my optimistic when we are born, we

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have

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only 1 century for every 10 thousand cells the gross for teenagers is already 1st

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gross per 100 thousand ordinary ones, but for me it’s

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generally one in a million

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and even broke

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after the pin reduces our

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escape capsule to the cellular

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level by the river we will go on it inside the

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old moose our goal bone marrow the

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chances are low about a million to one thing

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but it’s worth a try

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[music]

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[music]

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keep your eyes open this stem cell could

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be anywhere but I’m not afraid I don’t

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miss

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[music]

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[music]

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[music]

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a [

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music] [music]

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[music]

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[music]

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[ applause]

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[music]

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[applause]

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[music]

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my friends are responsive there are no words to

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convey to you all my gratitude for

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what you have done, of course, the use of

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stem cells is still a very young science,

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but obviously stem cells are

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the future and the

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first assumption about the existence of

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stem cells was made by a Russian scientist

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Alexander Aleksandrovich Maximov back at the

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beginning of the 20th century, and the Nobel Prize for the

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use of stem cells in genetics

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was awarded only in 2007 for that by a

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representative of three countries at once, the

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Italian Mario Kopeyki, the Englishman Sir

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Martin Evans and the American field viruses the

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numbers are

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unheard of, simply unheard of, after all,

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everyone was told to pass compulsory

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vaccination is said to be necessary for everyone to undergo it, in

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your opinion, it’s purely

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especially exceptional, after all, he found

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one injection,

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he said,

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sign the

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full body,

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cough,

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temperature, we are shaking the health of ourselves and

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those around us, a

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virus

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or an ostrich, but it was said that

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the eye twitches

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and the nations, all without exception,

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all health, all except one

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who said

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everything straight like a

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penguin

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story

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from Aden straps on

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the phone

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Minister of Health

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for a minute,

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complete penguin irresponsibility and

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yours didn’t know that coffee hurts so wisely

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[music]

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whatever it is all this is not crooked this is a

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graph of temperature changes

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pulse pressure practically this

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battle map actions wow who is fighting with whom

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leukocytes in the body pin are fighting

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viruses the fight inside the bin

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yes but not yet flowers can’t win the

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hedgehog has a case I

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heard what the moose said I heard but

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I won’t but I understood the main thing inside pin the

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good guys are fighting the bad and

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the bad so far I’m defeating vaccinations,

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even penguins, even ostriches, even

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ministers, member service exceptions to Cuba with the

00:28:04

virus, jokes are bad, the virus hits without

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a miss on the body will not accept the frame without an

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answer,

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the good guys inside pin need help,

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there is an idea

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[music]

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throw the mop

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Wotan our warship is a

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reduction module, well yes, on it we

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will go into the body and help the

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good guys and deal a

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decisive blow to the bad guys

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bad idea

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[music] the

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on-board computer is shrinking

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a thousand times

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bad idea

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from the screw

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and the

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reduction process is completed

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battery supply reducer and for 30 minutes we are a hedgehog

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[music] let

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's go

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now we're the size like

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this at Senka's on-board computer the course looks like a

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fund it's customary to keep straight the first

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turn to the right

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turn to the right we'll take a shortcut

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change the route take a left

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change the route

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[music]

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change the route

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[music]

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change the route

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[music]

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change the route

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[music]

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route and the route is not determined, the

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route is not determined

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[music]

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the route is not determined,

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the route is not determined

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carries

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[music]

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the minister did not get through on the phone

00:31:04

you arrived at your destination

00:31:07

for

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2 bars and dropping may the force be with us

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but all you had to do was come for vaccination

00:31:24

and in the open

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we are in the depths of the glass everything is thought out now

00:31:33

the mix will accept only one of us together with her

00:31:36

I am a genius we are large for pin suddenly he

00:31:40

will choke

00:31:44

on-board computer we reduce

00:31:47

a hundred times the

00:31:49

connection is accepted a wonderful mixture

00:31:53

before the adrenaline enema

00:31:57

somehow everything is yes yes everything is crooked yes open your mouth

00:32:03

take the mixture

00:32:16

[ music]

00:32:19

here’s a wonderful

00:32:22

crowd vogue

00:32:24

not good not bad

00:32:26

[music]

00:32:32

what did you say about the fight 3 pin can you go

00:32:36

into more detail well, inquisitive ones, wash it, but

00:32:40

as knowledge is very commendable, so

00:32:44

our body is almost always surrounded by

00:32:47

microbes and bacteria and viruses, and many of

00:32:51

them are quite dangerous as Fortunately, we are

00:32:55

able to resist these uninvited

00:32:57

guests and the first line of our defense is

00:33:00

the skin that does not let foreigners in.

00:33:02

Smile. In

00:33:05

addition, our tears contain substances

00:33:09

that are destructive to bacteria, but

00:33:12

if the microbes somehow

00:33:14

penetrate the stomach, they will immediately die from the

00:33:17

hydrochloric acid with which we

00:33:20

we digest the food I burned and we accidentally

00:33:23

go into the wrong stomach, I don’t know what, so

00:33:29

sometimes microbes still manage to

00:33:33

break through the first line of defense and they

00:33:37

enter our body,

00:33:40

but there they collide with our

00:33:42

internal troops

00:33:44

leukocyte is the name of white

00:33:47

blood cells and the entire defense system the body

00:33:50

is called from microbes and you see

00:33:55

where you say all these microbes and viruses

00:33:58

usually hang out in the circulatory system and

00:34:01

why are you talking from the reducing

00:34:07

moose take the coffee from the call is not the end of communication

00:34:13

[applause]

00:34:14

youth

00:34:16

hedgehog you understood everything and I realized that

00:34:21

our enemies there are bloodsuckers nay system and

00:34:26

and there is an on-board computer in a bloodsucker another

00:34:31

system that I knew where the system is so

00:34:35

circulatory accepted

00:34:39

I don’t like all this and I said

00:34:44

preval everything somehow

00:34:52

so our heroic mission is to help the

00:34:55

local Lake Circus

00:34:58

good guys beat harmful viruses,

00:35:00

but all the folders are escudo in

00:35:08

[music]

00:35:09

hide-and-seek means play with me on-board

00:35:12

computer prepare spacesuits

00:35:21

red cheesecakes some guys are not visible

00:35:31

I knew

00:35:34

we knew which of them was here which is

00:35:39

strange an

00:35:43

ordinary couple a mile away I smell

00:35:46

disasters

00:35:48

Krosh and a hedgehog in reducing modules and the

00:35:52

module is inside the pin and I she said

00:35:56

vaccinations and I won’t get into the body who is

00:36:02

n’t dad Dean

00:36:05

Ornish

00:36:12

Ben didn’t come for a flu shot and

00:36:16

of course got sick the

00:36:20

sovunya is extremely outraged by such

00:36:22

irresponsible behavior Vasya

00:36:25

tells Krosh and the hedgehog about the

00:36:28

body’s fight against pin viruses

00:36:33

Krosh decides to help Ben defeat the disease

00:36:36

together with like a hedgehog they make their way into a

00:36:39

device called a

00:36:40

shrinking module, shrunken friends

00:36:44

get into the body pin where they meet

00:36:47

its inhabitants

00:36:53

[music]

00:37:00

welcome you we come in peace

00:37:03

with what kind of world a hedgehog is at war, maybe

00:37:08

it’s enemies I don’t like the facial expression of

00:37:14

someone else

00:37:16

[music ]

00:37:19

for sure the enemy is not the

00:37:22

on-board computer show the location of the

00:37:25

reducing module so and so

00:37:30

in and where and this is also that

00:37:35

they

00:37:37

left the module youth

00:37:42

[music]

00:37:47

the hedgehog doesn’t look like anyone here was at

00:37:50

war with anyone maybe pins recovered already

00:37:57

we come in peace

00:38:03

years and that's all us massage stay

00:38:09

away from him

00:38:11

we connected to the video camera of your

00:38:14

spacesuit and we see that you are in great

00:38:18

danger

00:38:20

yes everything is fine just tell me if they have

00:38:22

that minus it means these good guys

00:38:26

hello

00:38:29

[music]

00:38:31

massage what kind of thing they gave me

00:38:38

these hedgehogs, as you were so kind as to put it, are good and the

00:38:42

guys are lymphocytes and they use these things

00:38:46

to fight viruses,

00:38:56

immediately throw this thing away or they

00:39:00

will eat you somehow they sit in pieces of the thread on the virus

00:39:08

as soon as the microbes penetrate the body

00:39:11

they are noticed by the lymphocytes the

00:39:15

lymphocyte releases special marks per year

00:39:18

that are called antibodies

00:39:21

and why was this microbe given the same

00:39:24

thing and even more than me because

00:39:27

when antibodies stick to bacteria and

00:39:30

viruses they make them noticeable to

00:39:33

other leukocytes phagocytes

00:39:35

phagocytes are always hungry and eat what they

00:39:38

notice as a result all the aliens

00:39:41

are eaten

00:39:43

the body recovers a

00:39:48

good

00:39:54

hedgehog they didn’t understand us here

00:39:56

[music] I

00:40:07

can’t believe we heroes wake up this

00:40:14

mixed up the sides of me and as you are always

00:40:18

good, I didn’t expect such good things from you

00:40:22

or crying and first of all we are

00:40:26

strangers to the body so we took you

00:40:29

for enemies without a chain and

00:40:32

carefully

00:40:34

[ music]

00:40:38

the connection is gone it’s not even crooked

00:40:44

the hood

00:40:49

ate something

00:40:51

[music]

00:41:00

you don’t remember where we parked the module

00:41:02

and where we even

00:41:05

need to get them out of there

00:41:08

on-board computer reception

00:41:21

so

00:41:26

I want to go home

00:41:34

look

00:41:39

[music]

00:41:41

they’re working a little and it’s bad and I want home

00:41:47

[music] the

00:41:54

hedgehog doesn’t even breathe

00:42:00

and

00:42:02

I don’t want that with a hollow body to

00:42:07

fight like that scrooge and eat

00:42:12

my suddenly you can’t worry and the

00:42:16

more you worry, the faster your heart

00:42:19

drives blood through your vessels, which means

00:42:22

the faster your white blood cells run after the

00:42:25

tiny hedgehog

00:42:27

[ music]

00:42:31

now I'm worried even more

00:42:35

objects have been found objects have been found

00:42:40

finally they are alive but still outside the

00:42:45

module on-board computer module to

00:42:49

direct to objects and urgently

00:42:51

evacuate accepted

00:43:25

objects on board I

00:43:29

'm coming to you and

00:43:35

[music]

00:43:40

hold on well circulatory systems

00:43:43

there are the least number of leukocytes accepted where are

00:43:47

they most in the bone marrow of the

00:43:51

spleen, in fact, the nodes

00:43:55

for a long time the virus is in this very

00:43:58

spleen, the

00:44:04

only thing I can’t understand is if these

00:44:07

leukin links cope so well with viruses,

00:44:10

why then all these

00:44:12

drugs and vaccinations, unfortunately, viruses are

00:44:16

constantly changing,

00:44:18

mutating, lymphocytes need time to

00:44:22

pick up for new viruses, there

00:44:24

were suitable antibodies that could be used for them while

00:44:28

lymphocytes are experimenting,

00:44:29

viruses are in charge in our body

00:44:32

and we are sick,

00:44:37

there are special medicines that

00:44:40

help ours to the center, and you can also

00:44:44

drink hot tea and speed up the

00:44:46

blood circulation, then the leukocytes will

00:44:49

move faster and act better, but

00:44:52

it’s better not to make you sick and

00:44:55

vaccinate

00:44:57

with a sponge, we introduce into the body a

00:45:00

weakened virus that the body can

00:45:02

easily cope with,

00:45:05

but the lymphocytes remember it and

00:45:09

next time they cope with such a

00:45:11

Canderus much more effectively, the fucked-up

00:45:15

executor for 2 minutes

00:45:24

[music]

00:45:35

I think the size is

00:45:38

left alone

00:45:44

soon, soon you through the alveoli and ubuntu

00:45:48

and further pu trophy and this

00:45:51

[music]

00:45:56

will not have time better not to think about what will

00:46:01

simply

00:46:03

tear the

00:46:04

increase left ten

00:46:09

nine eight

00:46:11

seven

00:46:13

six

00:46:15

five

00:46:17

[music]

00:46:21

43

00:46:24

21

00:46:30

[music]

00:46:50

daughter two more viruses and one second sleep

00:46:56

and

00:46:57

that's all so it was, okay, my exploits

00:47:02

are not the main thing, the main thing is that Pin felt better. The

00:47:12

first Nobel Prize for the study of

00:47:15

immunity was received in 1908 by the Russian

00:47:18

scientist Ilya Mechnikov and the German scientist

00:47:21

Paul Ehrlich. Ilya Mechnikov is famous for many

00:47:24

discoveries, including the famous

00:47:27

recipe Mechnikov’s curdled milk,

00:47:29

after more than a hundred years, the study of the eternal

00:47:32

struggle our body with microbes does not

00:47:34

end, and scientists continue to

00:47:37

make new discoveries and receive

00:47:40

Nobel Prizes in 2011 for the

00:47:43

study of innate immunity, the

00:47:45

Nobel Prize was received by the American

00:47:47

blue spider, the Canadian Ralph St. Ayman and the

00:47:50

Frenchman Jules Hoffman [

00:47:52

music]

00:48:00

[music]

00:48:09

after all, it

00:48:11

may be that the charolet was taken over got rights or

00:48:17

something

00:48:18

opened the whole

00:48:21

stadium

00:48:22

island

00:48:25

[music]

00:48:39

cheeks a

00:48:44

real lost island to

00:48:49

enter there may still be

00:48:51

dinosaurs and all sorts of dragonflies saber

00:48:54

-toothed it doesn’t look like anyone is entering here at all

00:49:09

I was right there’s no one here at all

00:49:16

behind

00:49:19

mom just like that right away we won’t come out about

00:49:22

them, we can catch you,

00:49:25

yes, there are no mammoths with

00:49:28

dinosaurs here, you can hear such

00:49:31

silence all around and that maybe the dinosaurs didn’t

00:49:34

make any sounds at all, how do we

00:49:36

know that it doesn’t happen, everything that happens

00:49:39

on earth has its own sound, and when we

00:49:42

talk about we burst and to break

00:49:46

the sound appears everywhere it passes even through

00:49:50

solid and opaque barriers

00:49:53

[music]

00:49:54

the moose gave us lectures about sound remember

00:49:57

sound is a sequence of

00:50:00

propagating waves of compression and

00:50:02

rarefaction in the environment, small

00:50:05

particles of the environment vibrate due to

00:50:08

sound to you and if nearby with a

00:50:10

sound source there are no particles so that

00:50:13

we can’t hear anything, so in a vacuum or in space the

00:50:16

sound does not spread through now it’s

00:50:19

clear why I didn’t hear the elk’s lecture,

00:50:21

I was in a vacuum or in space and

00:50:25

then the elk, by the way, told a lot of

00:50:27

interesting things, for example, that

00:50:29

sounds are high or low, well that’s

00:50:33

It’s clear that it turns out high sounds

00:50:36

oh children’s low no it depends on the

00:50:39

frequency of the sound the higher the frequency of the waves the

00:50:42

higher the sound

00:50:43

here you and I, for example, are the same height and

00:50:47

your voice is higher

00:50:53

why are we the same height because

00:50:55

ears don’t count

00:51:00

you heard

00:51:12

[music]

00:51:27

empty

00:51:35

[ music]

00:51:39

well, what did I say, look, and even the ancient

00:51:42

cave paintings

00:51:44

found the real one of our ancestors

00:51:48

father, you ancestor saved our lives, and he

00:51:51

responds simply,

00:51:55

please,

00:51:58

what don’t you see, we don’t understand in

00:52:01

ancient times, still tongue to the sky,

00:52:06

jozhyk,

00:52:08

what’s your name,

00:52:11

he wants us something to say probably that

00:52:15

his name is soul

00:52:18

listen and we’ll take him home to us

00:52:20

imagine how everyone will be surprised

00:52:23

Sharik will come to visit Krosh and the hedgehog

00:52:28

well

00:52:38

let me introduce our ancient ancestor

00:52:42

from the island Krosha his name is Sharik

00:52:47

well preserved for an ancient ancestor

00:52:51

nice to meet you

00:52:55

maybe a seagull Can you imagine, I caught him

00:53:00

and

00:53:02

it’s

00:53:13

very difficult and I’m not a

00:53:18

Christmas tree myself yet,

00:53:21

so you’re not our ancestor at all, but why

00:53:25

pretend then?

00:53:27

I’m talking to you,

00:53:29

baby, can’t you see the ball can’t

00:53:33

hear you, but now he knows he can’t hear me,

00:53:36

it seems my friends are inattentive, the ball

00:53:40

doesn’t hear anything at all, how

00:53:47

can this happen, both ears are in

00:53:50

place, our organ of hearing is somewhat more

00:53:54

complicated than it seems,

00:53:56

except for the outer ear or auricle, and

00:54:00

there is also a middle and inner ear

00:54:04

ice cream oha, this is the auricle and the

00:54:10

concha catches your ear canal sound waves and brings

00:54:13

them to the eardrums,

00:54:15

this is such a thin film at the very end of the

00:54:18

ear canal, through this

00:54:21

eardrum, sound vibrations enter the

00:54:24

middle ear,

00:54:25

here the sound passes through a chain of three

00:54:28

auditory ossicles, the

00:54:29

hammer, the incus and the stirrup, one two

00:54:33

three, and the sound enters the inner ear,

00:54:36

here the sound passes through the most important and

00:54:39

complex part of our ear, the snails check in

00:54:43

this snail, all the productions are laid out

00:54:46

at high risk, and then the information

00:54:49

is converted into a

00:54:50

sequence of electrical

00:54:52

impulses and sent by the belts to the

00:54:56

brain,

00:54:57

if the cochlea for some reason does not

00:55:00

work, then we stop hearing sounds, but what

00:55:04

if I I didn’t hear why

00:55:07

you didn’t say it right away if since childhood we don’t hear

00:55:10

the speech of others and don’t understand the words

00:55:12

that are told to us that you yourself

00:55:15

will never be able to learn to speak,

00:55:20

how did you end up on the island

00:55:23

1

00:55:27

[music]

00:55:34

[music]

00:55:48

[applause]

00:55:49

[ music]

00:56:17

[applause]

00:56:19

[music]

00:56:25

Sharik wants to say that

00:56:28

he is better off alone on the island, you want to return to

00:56:31

your island,

00:56:33

but they haven’t had so many interesting things in the world,

00:56:36

you can’t spend your whole life on

00:56:39

some island, can’t we really

00:56:41

help Sharik with anything?

00:56:43

actually, there is a way,

00:56:47

scientists have come up with a way to fix a

00:56:50

dysfunctional cochlea, before this a

00:56:53

chain of electrodes is inserted into the cochlea and a

00:56:56

receiver is installed on the ear under the skin, a

00:57:00

microphone with a speech processor is attached, the microphone

00:57:02

catches sounds and sends electrical

00:57:05

signals to the speech processor, which

00:57:08

acts as a cochlea, it breaks down the

00:57:11

sound into frequencies and sends information

00:57:13

through a transmitter to a receiver under the

00:57:16

scalp and then to electrodes in the cochlea, these

00:57:20

electrodes stimulate the auditory system,

00:57:22

which leaves the cochlea and information about

00:57:25

sounds enters the brain, such a device

00:57:29

is called a

00:57:30

cochlear implant, a

00:57:33

tree-needle, so let's put such a

00:57:36

thing on a ball, it's not like that a simple

00:57:39

operation,

00:57:40

you're in a hurry, and after it you still need

00:57:43

special rehabilitation, which will take

00:57:46

time, yes, and in any case, you have to decide for

00:57:50

yourself, do you want to return

00:57:53

to your island or learn to hear

00:58:00

[music]

00:58:12

[music]

00:58:23

[music]

00:58:39

hi, what plans can we listen to how

00:58:43

in short, he plays the piano and the lamb reads

00:58:46

poetry or just listen to the sound of the

00:58:48

sea, it’s

00:58:49

only later that I

00:58:52

learned not only to listen, but also

00:58:54

now I can speak myself, now I have to

00:58:57

tell everyone my story, chapter I would

00:59:00

listen and I, so in fact, I

00:59:04

really your ancient ancestor from the

00:59:06

island of Krosh that wow, an

00:59:16

American engineer of Hungarian

00:59:18

origin, Georg von Bekisch, worked

00:59:21

at telephone exchanges and once

00:59:23

became interested in the question of how we hear. In

00:59:25

his research, he explained how we

00:59:28

distinguish low sounds from high ones and what

00:59:31

role the snail plays in this, why and

00:59:33

received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in

00:59:36

1961

00:59:39

[music]

01:00:04

no, it can’t be

01:00:10

[music] the

01:00:18

most important thing in this situation is not to

01:00:21

panic; the

01:00:23

case is unusual, but far from out of the ordinary; I’ll

01:00:26

tell you the situation is already

01:00:29

practically under control, taking away that you

01:00:33

also have a version of what is happening colleague

01:00:36

thank you yes my friends monochromatic I

01:00:41

am inclined to assume that we all became

01:00:44

victims of a virus that damaged our anthem

01:00:47

illogically damaged something as I

01:00:50

said earlier, every cell of our

01:00:53

body contains a DNA molecule in which

01:00:57

all the characteristics of the body are recorded

01:01:00

size class character traits or

01:01:04

skin color for each of these characteristics a

01:01:07

certain gene is responsible from such

01:01:10

own genes and consists of a DNA molecule,

01:01:15

one of these genes is called the milan gene,

01:01:20

it protects us from the sun

01:01:22

by making the skin and hair darker;

01:01:25

if it fails, then the skin and

01:01:29

hair become white, which is what we

01:01:31

observe in our In case,

01:01:38

moreover, white skin is harmful, I

01:01:43

strongly recommend that

01:01:44

everyone avoid the sun's rays

01:01:48

[music]

01:01:56

the moose forgot to say the most important thing, he

01:02:00

is going to conduct research in his laboratory

01:02:01

and find a remedy that

01:02:04

will return us all to our previous appearance

01:02:06

[music]

01:02:13

yes yes, this is just a matter of time, what

01:02:17

if you will have time helpers, you will

01:02:20

need it, of course

01:02:24

thank you,

01:02:26

you are proactive, you are my

01:02:33

virus, you can’t even take a walk, and there the moose will

01:02:37

find us his medicine

01:02:38

[music]

01:02:40

the hedgehog can stir up the railway and there is

01:02:44

something wrong with this and what’s

01:02:47

wrong with the railway

01:02:50

I’m jumping

01:02:53

from where he is appeared,

01:02:57

everything must have its own parable, but you never know what the

01:03:01

reason is

01:03:02

[music]

01:03:05

I picked it up as usual, no, it’s

01:03:10

some new virus, otherwise you would have

01:03:13

wanted to be white a long time ago,

01:03:15

they heard somewhere that rabbits should

01:03:19

be white, but my husband was not cured

01:03:23

then what we are going to do now

01:03:27

is called

01:03:28

biotechnology, this is a science that

01:03:31

uses the achievements of genetics and

01:03:34

molecular biology to treat

01:03:37

various diseases,

01:03:38

so all life on our planet

01:03:41

consists of proteins; the

01:03:46

actual genes in the DNA molecule are

01:03:49

engaged in the design of these same

01:03:52

proteins;

01:03:57

each gene is responsible for the production of

01:04:00

its own unique protein from tens of

01:04:04

thousands, perhaps

01:04:07

now we are interested in the protein melanin,

01:04:10

which for some reason has disappeared from

01:04:13

our bodies and discolored us,

01:04:18

we will try to cure the gene that is

01:04:22

responsible for the production of this protein and

01:04:25

we will do this with the help of a virus virus,

01:04:30

but isn’t a virus something harmful

01:04:34

[music ]

01:04:36

my friend is careful, but we will make an

01:04:39

artificial virus that will

01:04:42

only do what we want

01:04:45

my assistants touched

01:04:48

and we will try not to accidentally create

01:04:51

some new incurable disease

01:04:54

[laughter]

01:04:58

[music]

01:05:00

Christmas tree-needles, where are you going? The sun,

01:05:04

because I want to understand what’s happening to me too,

01:05:08

where am I going to let you go?

01:05:16

Viruses have a unique ability;

01:05:19

they themselves are not able to move and

01:05:22

reproduce in the body,

01:05:27

so they are called non-living parasites

01:05:33

[music]

01:05:35

but viruses can stick to cells and

01:05:40

penetrate

01:05:42

into cells; the virus integrates its genes into

01:05:46

its DNA and changes the video after this the

01:05:50

cell begins to produce virus proteins

01:05:53

from which new viruses are born inside the cell

01:05:56

these viruses stick to new

01:05:59

cells and thus we can

01:06:02

change the DNA of all cells

01:06:06

[music]

01:06:11

do not forget that this is an artificial virus

01:06:15

biotechnology gives artificial

01:06:17

viruses the ability to produce the desired

01:06:20

protein will fall off are used natural

01:06:23

properties for the distribution of this protein

01:06:26

throughout the cells of the body which are

01:06:29

precisely lacking it, as a result, sick

01:06:32

cells become healthy; it is

01:06:36

cleverly invented

01:06:38

to make viruses work for the benefit of the

01:06:42

body,

01:06:44

but it does not always work out the first time,

01:06:49

so we conduct preliminary

01:06:53

experiments;

01:06:58

I am very sure that all this is from -for the

01:07:01

wrong pedal and because of what else is

01:07:07

the site hype with the virus and nonsense the

01:07:11

usual season or to tellus then

01:07:16

I don’t know where the virus comes from I’m not a doctor

01:07:20

but I know the solution to the problem

01:07:23

waterproof paint the

01:07:25

truth is I only have black

01:07:33

[music]

01:07:50

I knew that sooner or later someone

01:07:54

will ask me about this

01:07:57

once a long time ago I knew one

01:08:01

Sladim from a distant island,

01:08:09

among other advantages glow was not a

01:08:12

surprising feature,

01:08:15

she was absolutely

01:08:18

white

01:08:20

for people like her there is also a special

01:08:23

scientific term

01:08:25

albino from the Latin albus white, well, I’m

01:08:30

not knew what it could be for 1 and

01:08:32

why did you see it appeared only

01:08:36

now

01:08:37

[music]

01:08:40

interesting question

01:08:42

probably in those years my young and strong

01:08:47

body success did not fight like that over

01:08:50

the years the virus has mutated

01:08:53

[music]

01:08:55

food has mutated to such a state that

01:08:58

both are lighter all of us at once and the

01:09:02

lucky wolves would have mutated a little more and the

01:09:05

planet would have been covered

01:09:07

[music]

01:09:09

my friends, our group managed to get

01:09:14

the necessary medicine, let’s not tell

01:09:17

the uninitiated that this is an artificial

01:09:20

virus, but so far we have only tested its effect

01:09:24

on experimental samples and

01:09:26

[music ]

01:09:31

now we need a volunteer who

01:09:34

agrees to be the first to try the effects of

01:09:37

the drug on himself,

01:09:40

let me try,

01:09:43

teach me talent

01:09:45

[music]

01:09:51

[music]

01:09:59

[music]

01:10:01

to be a better brown bear, there is

01:10:07

one more syringe left who did not give

01:10:11

the injection, my friends, where did the hedgehog

01:10:15

go,

01:10:17

the hedgehog, that's where Vasya is their team

01:10:20

found an antidote antidote, this of

01:10:23

course

01:10:25

worries that something happened to us in

01:10:28

Manchester and

01:10:30

there is no more and a rose,

01:10:34

well, everyone seems to have had time to color them

01:10:37

a little more and they wouldn’t have

01:10:39

been able to turn in the series on time for you, but should

01:10:41

n’t you color the characters actually, I’m a

01:10:44

director and you’re an artist, okay, what’s

01:10:47

good now, the scriptwriters will

01:10:50

get out of the lipstick

01:10:51

with the virus, a good idea, by the way, we need to

01:10:54

warn the scriptwriters so that they are

01:10:56

stars like they should be careful, he seems to be

01:10:58

starting to guess about something,

01:11:08

you haven’t heard anything, no, it probably

01:11:12

seemed like

01:11:16

[ music]

01:11:29

still a wonderful night,

01:11:33

it’s good that we are finally alone

01:11:41

[music]

01:11:51

[music]

01:11:57

[applause]

01:11:59

so friends, we are all extremely concerned about the

01:12:03

health of our lamb, but with our joint

01:12:05

efforts we can make a correct

01:12:07

diagnosis and punish this insidious illness Nyusha,

01:12:11

so I watched this suspiciously

01:12:13

sick the day before

01:12:17

twice, this is already half a chronic

01:12:22

runny nose, but let’s not draw

01:12:24

unfounded conclusions, let’s

01:12:26

just stop at us in the park,

01:12:28

well, who can remember anything else and

01:12:37

no, he says it’s very tasty, but he didn’t

01:12:40

want more than one spoon, what does it

01:12:44

look like 2 still remembered

01:12:50

[music ]

01:12:52

the lack of coordination is

01:12:55

becoming more serious than I thought,

01:13:01

excuse me, can I get out of bed already?

01:13:04

I feel very good,

01:13:07

it’s true that the tattoo, my friend, having given your

01:13:10

condition, you can’t trust your feelings at all,

01:13:13

trust Masha to qualified

01:13:15

help,

01:13:24

it looks like a

01:13:25

good question,

01:13:27

we’re concerned about it, ours is still difficult to understand what

01:13:31

’s wrong with the lamb,

01:13:32

one thing is difficult I can say for sure that

01:13:35

now in his body there is a

01:13:38

real struggle, a struggle between

01:13:42

leukocytes and viruses,

01:13:45

our body is essentially a complex mechanism in

01:13:48

which many different

01:13:50

systems work, the heart beats, the lungs pump

01:13:53

air, the stomach digests fuel,

01:13:55

sometimes we break down, we get sick,

01:14:00

viruses and bacteria enter the body that

01:14:02

disrupt it work to fight

01:14:06

infection in our body there are

01:14:08

helpers white blood cells

01:14:11

leukocytes, they quite successfully cope

01:14:15

with viruses and bacteria simply by sticking

01:14:17

to them and then absorbs leukocytes for this property

01:14:21

and got their name

01:14:23

actually or to the patch if they

01:14:27

mix the mechanism means it can be almost

01:14:30

more precisely, its treatment can be approached using the

01:14:33

inventive method I I am one

01:14:36

inventive method of solving a problem

01:14:39

and it is called empathy

01:14:43

empathy is identifying oneself with the

01:14:46

personality of another, in other words, when we

01:14:49

try to get into someone else's shoes,

01:14:51

inventors use the empathy method,

01:14:53

imagining themselves as what they want to

01:14:55

do or to improve in this case, we

01:14:58

need to imagine ourselves in the place of

01:14:59

leukocytes, that is, we should

01:15:03

imagine ourselves as their lungs,

01:15:05

both

01:15:06

leukocytes, yes or no,

01:15:10

our little defenders of leukocytes

01:15:13

have one minus, they do not know how to move and

01:15:16

move by drifting in the body fluids,

01:15:24

everything is correct, the leukocytes themselves they

01:15:27

cannot move, but they move thanks to

01:15:29

the movement of various body fluids, which is exactly

01:15:30

how our leukocytes

01:15:33

get to the viruses. I be May, in order to

01:15:37

increase the size of the lamb faster, you need to make

01:15:40

its leukocytes move

01:15:42

faster; well, of course, you need to make sure

01:15:45

that all the fluids in the body of the

01:15:47

wild lamb are faster

01:15:50

than heartbeat with physical

01:15:52

activity we increase the movement

01:15:55

of blood and therefore help the body

01:15:57

is made up of leukocytes

01:16:06

colleague and how else can you increase

01:16:09

blood circulation

01:16:10

[music]

01:16:16

[music]

01:16:18

I agree with a hum of

01:16:21

the usual ucoz

01:16:28

[music]

01:16:38

[applause]

01:16:41

[music]

01:16:48

well, how does it feel, our battle is ready whether

01:16:52

to new procedures

01:16:55

[music]

01:17:06

I'm sure it's

01:17:15

time for

01:17:17

you to

01:17:20

apply

01:17:26

[music] the

01:17:50

drugs are getting worse and don't help and the leukocytes seem to be

01:17:54

no longer coping I keep thinking about

01:17:58

this inventive method of empathy

01:18:02

I'm a tired leukocyte that can't

01:18:06

cope with viruses and bacteria no matter

01:18:09

what I wanted to ask

01:18:13

someone else,

01:18:16

stronger and more dexterous, to do my job, if only it were possible to

01:18:18

make a device that would

01:18:20

fight viruses instead of leukocytes, can you

01:18:24

even imagine what you are talking about,

01:18:27

such a device should be very

01:18:29

small, just like the viruses and

01:18:32

bacteria themselves we're talking about size,

01:18:35

imagine a particle that you

01:18:38

can't see even with a regular microscope,

01:18:41

so you need to figure out how to make such a

01:18:44

device,

01:18:47

let's go crazy, can you imagine

01:18:50

how much such a device is needed to

01:18:52

defeat all the viruses in the body, thousands of

01:18:55

ideas,

01:18:57

to be honest, we haven't even figured out how to

01:18:59

make it at least one such device, that’s

01:19:02

it,

01:19:05

what if you get this task on the neck

01:19:08

of iron, I’m not a robot, and more precisely, you and me,

01:19:11

and it works much faster; the creation of

01:19:15

nano-robots, microscopic robots

01:19:17

capable of penetrating the tissues of our

01:19:19

body and treating it will make a

01:19:21

real revolution in medicine,

01:19:23

one of the possible ways obtaining

01:19:25

such devices

01:19:26

for self-reproduction by robots of themselves,

01:19:29

that is, first the robot will make a

01:19:31

small copy of itself; the copy will do the

01:19:34

same, after a certain number of

01:19:36

agreements we will get ultra-precise and

01:19:39

ultra-small nano-robots that will

01:19:41

reproduce their own similar creatures

01:19:43

[music]

01:19:52

now all that remains is to introduce them into the

01:19:55

body borate

01:20:00

[music]

01:20:05

[applause]

01:20:06

[music]

01:20:13

[music]

01:20:28

[music]

01:20:39

[music]

01:21:01

[laughter]

01:21:05

[music]

01:21:14

on this wonderful day we are

01:21:17

happy to discharge our beloved

01:21:20

patient and not just like that, but I’m not

01:21:23

afraid of this word, take care of the lamb absolutely healthy

01:21:26

myself

01:21:29

[music]

01:21:31

thank you

01:21:35

[music]

01:21:51

[music]

01:21:52

this symptom will now be taken care of by our nas,

01:21:55

but I’m not,

01:21:58

well, a gentleman, but we can

01:22:02

congratulate each other on having a

01:22:04

hand in a real breakthrough in

01:22:08

ancient medicine, and I personally believe that

01:22:11

nanorobots are the future and not only in

01:22:14

medicine, the scope of their application is

01:22:16

limitless, but tell me, colleague, won’t the

01:22:19

constant

01:22:21

presence of these creatures in his

01:22:24

body harm the lamb? Well, I wouldn’t

01:22:26

overuse nano protection against viruses yet;

01:22:39

laughter]

01:22:43

[music]

01:22:51

[music]

01:23:01

but

01:23:03

[music]

01:23:12

here is a musher elk labyrinth crumbs are

01:23:18

you okay are

01:23:26

you safe

01:23:28

[music]

01:23:47

why are you entrenched here we searched for you

01:23:51

maybe we are at the wrong time

01:23:58

my friends of the omnipresent you are just in

01:24:01

time

01:24:13

I am standing on the threshold of something

01:24:16

amazing discoveries in the field of

01:24:18

genetics

01:24:24

are good for variety, but what kind of

01:24:27

genetics is this, it’s not

01:24:29

genetics, the science of the laws of

01:24:31

heredity and variability,

01:24:37

okay, let’s take it in order,

01:24:39

we all consist of tiny cells, these are the

01:24:44

small bricks from which

01:24:46

our entire body is built, they are so

01:24:49

small that you can only see them in

01:24:52

microscope when we grow the number of cells

01:24:55

increases and each part of the

01:24:58

body has its own specific cells

01:25:01

muscles and skin cells of internal organs all

01:25:04

these cells have different meanings and properties of

01:25:06

water these cells know on the day forgive the

01:25:10

loan I have instead of ear cells you are waiting for

01:25:12

Novak cells or else what’s worse,

01:25:15

and of course there is danger,

01:25:18

so wise nature came up with a

01:25:21

molecule in which the plan for

01:25:23

our development is encrypted, a DNA molecule,

01:25:27

such a molecule is inside each of our

01:25:29

cells, it is in it that information is stored

01:25:32

about what and where we will grow this

01:25:35

molecule we inherited from our

01:25:37

parents, so we and

01:25:39

each DNA molecule is similar to them, it has its own logic and

01:25:42

strictness of others, and some have

01:25:45

long ears. For each of these differences, a

01:25:48

separate section of DNA is responsible, which

01:25:51

is called a gene. There are more than 30 thousand of such genes in our DNA.

01:25:57

I didn’t even know that I had so many

01:26:00

Well, of course, for each of our

01:26:04

characteristics there is a gene, there is even a gene

01:26:09

responsible for the characteristics of

01:26:13

[music]

01:26:14

then you can add me

01:26:16

[music] this is

01:26:21

exactly what the science of genetics does,

01:26:25

although we have not yet learned how to create

01:26:28

in excess of the way the

01:26:32

day was conceived,

01:26:34

frost-resistant and cultivated plants and

01:26:37

do them and edible for insects, right

01:26:40

now I’m working on this for

01:26:43

Kopycha,

01:26:44

that is, you know how to change white growth and

01:26:49

genetics deals with studying and

01:26:52

changing genes, for example, today we

01:26:54

have learned to change the genes of some plants,

01:26:56

such plants are called

01:26:59

genetically modified, scientists can

01:27:01

make the usual tomatoes are less

01:27:03

sensitive to cold and radishes are

01:27:05

inedible insects,

01:27:08

however, in addition to frost resistance and no se

01:27:12

como repulsion, I added

01:27:15

something else to my experimental carrots,

01:27:18

this will be a surprise for the hoarder,

01:27:23

admire before you one of the

01:27:25

greatest achievements of modern

01:27:27

genetics and the geology created thanks to me

01:27:33

[music]

01:27:39

she disappeared my kia and the discovery disappeared,

01:27:44

what kind of discovery is this, it was

01:27:47

by chance that I managed to achieve the effect of

01:27:50

accelerated cell division thanks to

01:27:52

this, any vegetable or fruit could be

01:27:55

grown in one day, imagine

01:27:57

here there should be my miracle carrot

01:28:05

Vasya

01:28:06

and your miracle carrot could

01:28:13

definitely come to life I couldn’t why would she,

01:28:23

if I know this, they see a kopatych,

01:28:37

bite me, a bee,

01:28:40

where did the bees go with

01:28:57

your jokes

01:29:09

[music]

01:29:24

can someone explain to me what happened

01:29:27

to the poor burl, then most likely

01:29:30

my genetically

01:29:32

modified carrot is to blame for this, I managed to

01:29:36

change the help of such how he

01:29:38

began to grow within a day, Kopycha

01:29:41

accidentally ate one such carrot and

01:29:43

in some unimaginable way, this carrot

01:29:46

changed his growth gene, because of this,

01:29:49

Kopycha’s cells began to divide with

01:29:52

phenomenal speed and he increased

01:29:54

in size, you

01:29:56

can somehow change this and return

01:30:00

our kopych

01:30:06

I was unable to achieve stability with

01:30:10

carrots after a while it

01:30:12

decreased again I think that soon the processes

01:30:16

inside kopych will reverse

01:30:26

I turned to take

01:30:33

what suggestions there will be

01:30:36

[music]

01:30:39

these are the dreams of the

01:30:41

teacher

01:30:43

of the fly he is kainar

01:30:48

[music] it’s

01:30:53

useless you need to get closer to

01:30:56

his ear

01:31:00

so what Well you are such an era where am I anyway

01:31:07

[music]

01:31:11

just imagine hedgehog before us,

01:31:14

no one has been here yet,

01:31:23

although you are right, perhaps after us there

01:31:26

will be no one here either, which

01:31:30

means our goal is that food [

01:31:37

music]

01:31:52

hedgehog

01:31:57

[music] what am

01:31:59

I

01:32:01

you will do

01:32:05

[music]

01:32:16

[music]

01:32:28

cat and where

01:32:30

[music]

01:32:35

good good what kind of stupid games

01:32:41

[music]

01:32:50

[music]

01:33:00

[music]

01:33:14

[music]

01:33:44

[music]

01:33:49

listen to the rattlesnake in battle I just

01:33:53

have to publish my research and in

01:33:56

my opinion these studies are still too

01:33:59

dangerous and let’s limit ourselves for now to frost-

01:34:03

resistant tomatoes,

01:34:05

everything ended well and by pure

01:34:09

chance,

01:34:10

by pure chance, hear

01:34:28

I’m a winner,

01:34:33

it’s all my genes

01:34:42

[music]

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This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

What's the price of all this stuff?

It costs nothing. Our services are absolutely free for all users. There are no PRO subscriptions, no restrictions on the number or maximum length of downloaded videos.