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good evening, you are listening to the youtube channel

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living nail, this is a new third

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eye program and we will run it or behind the threads

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naithone samsonova tony hello everyone

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good evening and indeed

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today is the first one releasing on such a

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third eye we are choosing the three

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main stories of this week and

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telling them according to publications

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in the English-language press, we talk about

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events, trying to rely on surveys,

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financial and physical data that

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are published in newspapers and magazines, and we

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try to make sure that you know not

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only our opinion, not only why

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we write to the colonists, the British press based on our

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own data, which does not

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provide protection for its position and

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actually every week we choose three

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main numbers and this week and three plots

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and triceps on which we want to talk

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with Lisa this is number 1 seven and a half

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percent of inflation in Europe in just one

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month the price has really

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risen the secret of life the price of gasoline has risen

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imitate food who

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to blame what to do how much this

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affected you we will talk about it and

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you will tell us the second topic of course I will tell you the

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second topic we have is the tweeter that

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Elon Musk bought these are issues of censorship

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moderation because for example he Musk has

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already said that he is going to introduce a

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certain fee for business accounts

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but at the same time Twitter itself

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will remain free for ordinary users, and

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in principle, he explains this purchase of

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Twitter as his intention to preserve

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freedom of speech, so let’s

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talk about what freedom of speech is,

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and the third topic is ours, and the fuel

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topic, in principle, it seems to me to

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have something in common with 1 but we will reveal it in a little

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more detail, it will also be interesting,

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in fact, but about twitter and Elon

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Musk, it is very interesting that the topic does not

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match the headlines from the front pages of

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newspapers for the second week, how much he was already

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planning to spend 44 billion

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dollars and

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at first they believed that he would find this money is

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at first against the threshold, then for it, but it is

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also interesting that in modern times it

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is clear that yes, there are owners of

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newspaper factories and steamships, owning newspapers

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in the modern world would seem to be of no use,

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well, that was the era of the passing of

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Rupert Murdoch, who owned it all,

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it seemed that this is actually on the world of

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the river, all this will end and Elon Musk became

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that he does not buy Twitter in order to

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make money, he believes that

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this is,

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as he put it,

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what area is the main area of discussion,

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modernity is the place where

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public opinion arises and where it is

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formed and therefore it is very important

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for him of humanity not only

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to fly to Mars, but also to maintain

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this platform for discussion about this,

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we’ll talk about it, it wo

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n’t work out, Elon mask will

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do it, looking ahead, the magazine icon, the whole

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thing, literally in plain text, writes

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null and in our editorial office we wish comrade

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mask great power comrade sea

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literally Economists like to tell

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what they think to their editors and

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give advice to everyone, but of course we’ll

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move on to this, let’s start probably with something so

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painful for Europe and for

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Great Britain, where I am now in London, the

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plot is inflation of seven and a half

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percent, as Eurostat predicted

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in March, that in April would have had such

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grace here in Donetsk a few days ago

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for April itself ended the

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Eurostat figures were not mistaken at 70 percent of

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inflation, it concerns not only

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gas and as one might assume,

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indeed fuel prices

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have increased very much; it also applies to

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consumer goods and food,

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I assume that over the past few

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months, many of us have felt an increase in

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prices, regardless of where we

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are about this star hotel today,

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ask, by the way, a small display world,

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we really want you to also participate

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in this broadcast, because after all, this is

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primarily to discuss these problems They

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concern not only I don’t know

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where Tony is in London now, but in

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principle they also concern you, in general,

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all, all, all, we want you to write

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your messages in the chat, and if you can, I of

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course doubt it, but still,

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don’t clutter it with any third-party

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discussions, it will be very cool if

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we can isolate

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some really important good stories,

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read them out to you, communicate with you, and of

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course we will conduct surveys to

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find out your opinion too.

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By the way, we can already launch the first

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survey for me It seems that if you don’t mind,

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in fact, we wanted to ask you in connection

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with inflation, it’s clear that there

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is inflation in the West, but in our country

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prices seem to be rising too, tell me, have you

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felt the rise in prices specifically

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over the last two months in your own

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experience? here I had to say

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the numbers, if yes, then this is the number, if

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not, then the counting of your

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votes began, but no, no, this won’t

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happen, so just go to the

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youtube chat and there you can vote for

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reasons and find vote and I

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’ll tell you on that one publication that

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caught my attention now Boris

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Johnson is so touching

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on the full spread of the Times newspaper now to

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see him he is holding a baby in his arms

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he recently talked with voters and from

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really

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in England they grew up valuable and first of all

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they grew up on fuel for the

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British from very sensitive

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because Unlike Russia, where we all

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happily use central

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heating in Great Britain, as in

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many European cities, people themselves

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regulate their own clothes

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quite effectively, how they

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actually install this

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thermometer and thermostat in their home,

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and the article begins with

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the fact that the

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77-year-old end London told

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more than Johnson that the period when it is

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colder outside and you have to get on the

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bus and warm up on the bus because

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someone with free money because she

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cannot afford to heat

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her house in the evenings and

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indeed there is such a thing as

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energy poverty, it is even

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recorded on the website of the UK Parliament

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it is connected with what percentage of income

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each household spends on

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actually heating their home; it

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would seem that in England there are no moves in London, in

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any case, minus 20 -30 mm,

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exactly because from these cold weather there is no

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state business to heat the homes of

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each person, this is not included This is the

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standard social package, although of course the

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state

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helps people, but this is a figure that

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amazed me, and when I read that for

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20 percent of the British, out of the 6 pounds

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they spend on something, 1 pound

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goes to heating, certainly not in the

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summer season and certainly now, but

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European refusal of

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Russian gas, to which

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Great Britain, by the way, is not very envious

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and very much on the unconditional as the

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rise in gas prices for fuel hits

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and it leads to the fact that simply a large

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number of families will not have

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enough money to pay for

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gasoline and make trips from

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America are already knocking or to

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prepare for the heating season as

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we say and

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in this sense, politically from the point of view of

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public opinion of the end, such

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measures are much more convenient at the beginning of summer, which is what actually

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happened because

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the war began in February-March, I’m already

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rushing to talk about what he will be

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there, showed a program to refuse

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Russian gas, but it was a blow to Asda,

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it’s more difficult to do in September or October,

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but nevertheless, it’s still September and

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October, and sooner or later it will come,

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I think the situation will not be simplified by then,

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but nevertheless, here it is

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you say that in London you have to pay

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one pound out of six for

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heating, but in Russia it’s not

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cheap either, so the incomes are different and it’s

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quite possible to say that in the winter there a

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significant part of the

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Russians’ salary goes to heating,

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literally there is a

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three-room apartment in the Moscow region this is 10,000 for

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some pensioner, the decision is

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to fight died before

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10,000 looking after thinking through this a lot of this than

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a leg and

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this is the first part of the problem yes this

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inflation which is associated with gas from

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oil we have such a complex picture

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of Eurostat let us show you I

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will try to comment

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if and it will be great to apply the cream of your girlfriends opera

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and you can see that

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inflation is up to 44 percent, it is associated

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precisely with gas, but consumer

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goods and

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food products have also become more expensive,

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Catholic goods have become more expensive, including

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due to the fact that in China, why

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China really loves newspapers, Times file to

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The coronavirus is still going on, you know,

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with the beginning of the war, the topic of coronavirus disappeared from the newspapers;

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I think that in

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Russia there is very little discussion of drawings

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on the virus; in principle, this is no longer what Vladimir

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Putin called viruses for all the battles;

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Putin and Lukashenko have some

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special medicine they know how to deal with the virus

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so that it doesn’t seem like a big

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problem, but nevertheless we see

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that inflation for March, both actual

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inflation is

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related to energy, yes it’s more than forty

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percent, but food products too and

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all

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goods that are not related and

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are not, as it were, based on the price of

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which there is no and oil product why so and

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because China because China

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continues rather you because the product

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smoothly teams cheeks then I decided that he

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would still lock all the people

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at home and in fact this is a huge

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problem and including The humanitarian

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crisis that was unfolding in the same

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months when the war began in

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Ukraine may have gone a little more

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unnoticed or something, but China has two

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features, the first is that it is a very

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technological nation with amazing

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tracking systems and financial times so

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kind published horrifyingly from the future of

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such a recipe, gossip of the future those on

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utopia, an essay about how the residents have a chance and they ca

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n’t leave their houses, they can’t even

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go out onto the balcony and in fact

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they are being watched by special drones and from a barrel

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and a dog is very cool, such a dog is a

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robot, she runs up to you and everything seems

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very nice so this dog is a robot

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policeman and she can, of course,

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recognize your face and if you violate the

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self-isolation regime then it’s easy

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to record so people can’t

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leave the house part 2 what to wear they could get

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the product so that moment when a large

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number of people are sitting at home they can’t

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order food for your home and actually

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go hungry in their apartments, this is taking into account the general

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size, I do

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n’t think a huge amount is certainly because of this,

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Chinese production is falling and

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of course we see how this is reflected in a

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hurry, including on the cent of soft

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toys that are sold in the UK,

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but what about you, tell me what your prices

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have risen and I can tell you right now just

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once to read the message, this is returning

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to the topic of heating, the rent is 7,000 with a

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salary of 30,000 percent,

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even more than in the UK,

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the heating fee is 4,000 rubles for a fee of

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16,000 rubles, you calculate it successfully, each

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turns out to be 4 rubles t1 you spend on

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utilities payments, well, this is roughly how it

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turns out with a seemingly lower standard of

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living, I suppose still than in the

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UK, well, of course, okay, but

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here you need to take into account the fact that in Russia

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you can’t regulate a regular grill or grill

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yourself unless it’s some kind of

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special battery, which is far from being

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available all houses and often just in winter

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you have to ventilate by releasing the heat

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outside, but you can’t do anything about it either.

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By the way, write what else

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has gone up in price, what have you noticed a strong

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increase in prices, they wrote that prices for dog and

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cat food have increased very much,

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which is not surprising considering that it is in

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In Russia, it seems to me that a

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lot of good food is not being produced very much;

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they come from abroad; for

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baby milk, the

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prices have increased one and a half to two times; in principle, for everything, about one and

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a half to two times; for alcohol, I write the prices

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have gone up, but I honestly can’t

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tell you that is this true or not, in general,

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write that you still have it 3, the price of the

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shell for children has increased by 30 percent,

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write what else have you noticed an increase in

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prices, I can now announce the results of the survey,

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yeah,

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we asked if you have felt a

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price change over the past two months 96

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percent our viewers answered that

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only 4 percent didn’t notice, I don’t know

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how often or percent they

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go to the store because it seems to me that

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literally everything has risen in price,

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Lord, what kind of video is in place? It’s customary to

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ask not only in the

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past, do you think that we

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felt a bath from you? that you

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have risen in price because here, well, it’s not clear

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for what reasons people answer one way or another

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to a couple that I imitated just like

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that no, maybe it’s awkward for someone to

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say that they didn’t feel it, for someone

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on the contrary, they often also ask

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whether you expect future prices because of

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expectations the economy very often

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stops, especially a large

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number of the population, very often

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stops with us as a self-fulfilling

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prophecy, since if you players in the

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stock market are still successful, for example,

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Tesla will suffer from the fact that Elon Musk

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has switched his attention to Twitter, then

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this expectation becomes a fact of

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reality reactions test on can begin

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to fall, which is what actually happened, and in

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this sense, the same thing happens with the

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economy, if consumers believe that

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in the near future prices will rise,

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then by the way, their funny economics,

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like HIV, behave differently in different

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countries, there are people who think that if

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I next year I’ll have more money, then

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now I’ll start spending everything calmly, well,

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because why worry, and tomorrow I

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’ll be rich, now I won’t save, but

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if people who think the opposite, and

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if they think that in the future there will be

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more money and don’t think that, well,

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I’ll spend it in the future and this is a more reasonable

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position because the future can

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change, no one knows how everything will

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turn out because before February 24 there was a

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feeling of some kind of stability, there were

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plans for waiting, too, here are my thoughts,

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I’ll soon have a lot of money there, I’ll

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spend it all now and then bam and everyone continues to

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write prices to the country, how do you respond to

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the fact that this is precisely the

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phenomenon that roi the difference between

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Russians and people will survive in other

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economies is that Russia does not act

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exactly as you said that you know that you

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will be the first to be unpredictable because

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on the right it is even unpredictable and because

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It seems to me that over the last

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thirty years, the inhabitants of Russia have become accustomed to the fact

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that it can go boom at any moment and it’s better to

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be prepared for this, buy sugar for the

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river, toilet paper, some other

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cereals, canned food, so that when it goes boom,

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I’ll be able to eat at least for a while

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and there’s something I can’t think of, it

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seems to me that such an issue is also very important

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and taste for

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Europeans you are for Americans support for

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Ukraine the current situation is not a

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free issue and despite the fact that it’s not like

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that but it’s a political preference

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over who you choose to go to Russia which is

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full Is it Ukraine that is

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suffering and this is a preference for which

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every person has to pay and we

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now see that

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public opinion and that there are

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politicians who will be

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re-elected between in short they

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continue to support sanctions against

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Russia and the ban on Russian gas I

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understand that they can also

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donate with his political career

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in order to support

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actually restrain this war or

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somehow try to end them as quickly as possible

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and in this sense I

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[music]

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think that these days are personally mega rather

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even well, the method is sincerely happy joyfully

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because it means that

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there really is value

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more important that we are treating

00:17:02

than the cost of living and in this sense I

00:17:05

can’t help but the trick says that

00:17:08

prices at the checkout have risen by a heel to a dozen

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but also for people who live in the

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UK or for people who are

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impossible to measure it seems that this is

00:17:16

not their war at all this is a war that is

00:17:18

happening somewhere else, however,

00:17:21

we see a reason for solitude because

00:17:24

military support and the strategy for

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economic sanctions against Russia

00:17:30

continues to work and is only intensifying,

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that there is this unity of the

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value of peace is more important than the value and

00:17:39

quality of life, and for a politician the value of

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peace is more important than their

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own political

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career, the opportunity to be re-elected, but in

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fact, reputation is of course good,

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the question is how expedient it is,

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well, Russia is now cut off economically and

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politically from the rest of

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the world, but it’s

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great, of course, to talk about the convulsions of

00:17:59

the regime about totalitarianism, which is about

00:18:01

to die out, but how- then it hasn’t been observed yet and

00:18:04

about the fact that the regime has already weakened and it doesn’t have

00:18:07

long left, I’ve been hearing about my entire

00:18:09

adult life, starting there with

00:18:11

Bolotny, about all the people

00:18:13

are dissatisfied and Russia is in a terrible state,

00:18:16

here is the 14th vote, sanctions will strangle Russia, it has

00:18:19

no future, it continues,

00:18:21

continues and it turns out that

00:18:24

European and American citizens suffer

00:18:26

because their prices are rising, it’s cold in their

00:18:28

apartment, they travel on the bus

00:18:31

in order to warm up at least a little,

00:18:32

Russian citizens suffer because,

00:18:34

well, it’s like here, too, everything is not sugar, to

00:18:37

put it mildly, they write there that there

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they spent

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two and a half

00:18:42

times more money to clothe a child compared to the fall, which makes literally

00:18:45

everything more expensive and just multiply more expensive here,

00:18:48

they suffer there they suffer, and the situation in

00:18:50

Russia is only getting worse for

00:18:52

Russians and it seems better to me for the Kremlin, I’m

00:18:58

used to acutely political moments in

00:19:01

a conversation he says, okay, let’s not talk about this,

00:19:04

I understand that parliament is the place

00:19:12

about this, but it seems to me, but I literally

00:19:17

tried to run there before choosing, so that

00:19:19

again it seems just

00:19:22

really important and important for Russia,

00:19:26

but it’s important for any European country,

00:19:29

for example, France and for the safety of

00:19:32

France proper is that

00:19:36

French citizens are able to make choices

00:19:39

that infringe on their economic, maybe

00:19:43

well-being, in favor of some

00:19:47

humanistic values, this is useful

00:19:50

primarily for France, what will

00:19:53

it do to Russia, will it help, not this

00:19:56

or not, I think that, frankly speaking, Russia is

00:20:01

so difficult imagine that it will help her, but the

00:20:04

fact that I’m somewhere important, sorry, it won’t

00:20:08

help

00:20:09

in the faces, I made a mistake all because it’s

00:20:12

a little bit, but for France it’s very

00:20:16

important in this sense, I’m glad for the

00:20:18

dough who do this, but we’ll still

00:20:21

look at all the elections that we

00:20:23

have to look at the period

00:20:26

from this February until the

00:20:28

start of cold weather in Europe and we will see

00:20:32

how inflation will change the

00:20:35

composition of European parliaments and top

00:20:38

officials who represent strange heads of

00:20:40

office minisd I think that

00:20:43

history will not pass without consequences, we

00:20:47

will return to the energy topic in the

00:20:49

third parts of our broadcast are now a

00:20:51

small insert like this, the

00:20:53

Russian federal media are very happy about inflation in

00:20:55

Europe, but literally in front of my

00:20:58

eyes is a headline from the site vesti.ru,

00:21:01

fire, political games are costing

00:21:03

Europe more and more and it goes on to describe

00:21:05

how unsuccessful the idea of switching

00:21:07

to green electricity was, how much they are

00:21:09

suffering from rising prices for the French and

00:21:12

Germans and, in principle, residents of all of Europe,

00:21:15

how much does this affect them,

00:21:16

but I probably

00:21:18

won’t read it in detail anyway, I suggest moving on to the

00:21:19

twitter topic,

00:21:27

this is more money than all the money that

00:21:31

Russia receives from gas sales to Europe per

00:21:33

year paid Elon Musk wanted to

00:21:37

have Twitter and he did it, as he

00:21:39

himself says, not in order to

00:21:43

make a lot of

00:21:44

money, but because he believes that this is

00:21:48

important for humanity. You want to

00:21:51

start with such an article in the

00:21:54

weekly economist magazine which wrote from

00:21:59

the editors as they are the usual one writes the

00:22:01

technological king of twitter here

00:22:03

it’s true as soon as they didn’t

00:22:06

call this whole story how long does it

00:22:08

last for three weeks all the newspapers

00:22:11

had to look for such special

00:22:13

headlines euphemisms go through jealousy

00:22:15

about the sense of humor and actually go through

00:22:18

all the possible options yes this is ricona

00:22:21

miss on which they looked a little bit for the

00:22:22

goslings on twitter, see what the front

00:22:25

page is when the actual cover in the

00:22:27

economist this week on them, in general, they have

00:22:30

never suffered from such a

00:22:31

tender position in relation to politics,

00:22:34

but now they write

00:22:37

how rotten how rotten the

00:22:40

Russian army was, and the property on

00:22:42

Merck covers practically there are

00:22:44

several publications about the state of

00:22:47

morale and the armament of everything else of

00:22:50

the Russian troops, but we still

00:22:51

move on to the next to the next

00:22:53

page and page then 10

00:22:57

icon place we have a picture and

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in fact most often they talked about the blue

00:23:02

bird in the hands of Elon Mask and it was

00:23:05

like this a routine joke of all newspapermen and

00:23:08

Kolya places

00:23:10

I emphasized myself here

00:23:13

without a news device writes an economist this is a

00:23:18

newspaper

00:23:20

that shares the convictions and commitment to

00:23:24

free speech that are inherent in Elon

00:23:26

mask and we really wish

00:23:30

we really wish that in general a mask of good luck

00:23:33

actually this is a wish for good luck that

00:23:36

made me think about actually,

00:23:38

why is luck needed, he already bought everything in

00:23:41

order, in fact, when buying a mask,

00:23:43

twitter pursued, as he himself says,

00:23:46

not financial goals and not financial goals,

00:23:49

he

00:23:51

is trying to solve a problem that

00:23:53

has already existed for 15 years, this

00:23:57

problem of choosing between moderation in

00:24:00

social networks and freedom of speech is all we

00:24:03

remember that

00:24:05

Donald Trump was banned from Twitter and I

00:24:09

remember that some people

00:24:11

thought that this was the right decision and

00:24:14

indeed if Donald Trump, I don’t know,

00:24:17

calls for the seizure of the Capitol and his gaze

00:24:20

dissolves in social platforms, then a

00:24:22

special platform

00:24:24

should do something about it, other people thought that

00:24:27

no then it is impossible to violate freedom of

00:24:30

speech and from there it is very popular

00:24:32

especially among Republicans cult 1

00:24:34

time the public of NSP America says that

00:24:37

any moderation of social networks is

00:24:40

actually a threat to freedom of speech

00:24:43

throughout the world and they equated it with censorship

00:24:46

code and we will

00:24:48

not actually talk about this today about how much

00:24:50

money

00:24:52

[music]

00:24:58

your opinion we want to know firstly the

00:25:01

survey do you think

00:25:02

moderation in social networks is necessary yes or no

00:25:04

the survey is going on in the YouTube chat the counting of

00:25:07

your votes has begun but actually write

00:25:10

your opinion in more detail if you do

00:25:13

n’t want limit yourself to just yes or no

00:25:14

because I am against it, for example, we

00:25:17

discussed Estonia in advance I am against

00:25:18

moderation on social networks, or rather,

00:25:20

I’ll be a little more specific, I believe that

00:25:23

social networks should monitor

00:25:25

compliance with the law, that is,

00:25:27

if the law prohibits it, I don’t know

00:25:30

what kind of personal data to publish I do

00:25:32

n’t know if I should encourage people to come to their

00:25:35

home and break brick windows, or social

00:25:38

networks should filter this, but for example,

00:25:40

the same Instagram that we

00:25:41

now have is extremist, so it’s

00:25:43

probably not relevant, but nevertheless,

00:25:44

it glosses over or blocks

00:25:47

women’s publications breastfeeding, this is quite

00:25:49

ridiculous, this is a strange moderation, introducing

00:25:51

some kind of your own moderation rules

00:25:53

seems unnecessary to me because there are already

00:25:54

enough restrictions in the world and

00:25:56

social networks should be a place or

00:25:57

people can calmly give birth to their opinions,

00:25:59

share them and not think about what but from

00:26:02

me it is forbidden this is according to the law, this is forbidden to me

00:26:04

for some moral and ethical reasons, and for this,

00:26:05

Facebook will block me here, for

00:26:07

example, these are extremist people who like

00:26:09

to block, just literally for no reason, I wanted to

00:26:11

block it, then later

00:26:12

about hell, unblock me, it seems to me that

00:26:15

this is unnecessary, this is not necessary and

00:26:17

I will be happy to argue with you about the project

00:26:21

because it seems to me that the rest of the

00:26:24

networks are a public space, they

00:26:26

should simply have a public

00:26:28

norm, there is a rule here that

00:26:31

is supported, but let’s first look

00:26:34

at all the numbers that are about

00:26:36

twitter because of course for

00:26:39

twitter such a turning point was the

00:26:42

story with with the elections, some

00:26:46

were convinced by Donald Trump, or with the elections in

00:26:48

which Donald Trump and Liter

00:26:51

himself lost, and after facing

00:26:53

huge criticism, the public decided

00:26:56

to conduct a study on this and with

00:26:58

slow ones, he tried to check

00:27:01

whether it was true that

00:27:03

his algorithm, like him, like Twitter,

00:27:07

was actually accused by the Republicans

00:27:09

they justified the algorithm shnivy raise to the

00:27:12

top the publications left and

00:27:16

amplify we all know that all

00:27:18

people like me who use social networks

00:27:20

understand that if before all social

00:27:23

networks were arranged as a

00:27:26

chronological feed in reverse order,

00:27:27

that is, we saw all the comments, so

00:27:30

let us see in the youtube chat and not in

00:27:32

chronological order they go from top to bottom,

00:27:34

but when there are

00:27:37

a lot of comments, then when the text and content and

00:27:40

social networks become very happy,

00:27:43

artificial intelligence algorithms begin to be used in order to

00:27:45

show you to the reader something more

00:27:48

relevant and more cool and what is

00:27:50

less cool less interesting to hide

00:27:52

and so they think what is doing to

00:27:54

you in the lamp and actually the creeper

00:27:56

thought about then the origin of the algorithm

00:27:59

that raises certain pastes for

00:28:01

you to the top, some hide how these

00:28:05

algorithms work if there is a so-

00:28:08

called political fear, that is, is it

00:28:10

true? the leader accuses the

00:28:13

publications of

00:28:15

the Republicans, for example, of being hidden more often

00:28:19

and receiving less coverage than if

00:28:22

it were just an x logical feed, but

00:28:23

the publications of the Democratic

00:28:26

cool dudes, Kippa Obama, are getting

00:28:29

more coverage, but because

00:28:32

people just like them more on Twitter, such

00:28:34

people work who like to

00:28:36

bring up such things to the top, well, who is the good

00:28:38

ground for all the bad things?

00:28:40

To see such a mind-blowing graph, I

00:28:42

really wanted to show it, let’s

00:28:44

look at it and try to comment on

00:28:47

what the actual deal is twitter and then at the very

00:28:49

end of these infinite number of

00:28:51

files or order it sent at the beginning,

00:28:55

I’ll tell you for now because then we’ll

00:28:58

start very cool pathology when

00:29:01

twitter just introduced a non-

00:29:04

chronological feed of publications in

00:29:07

which you would see everything for everyone

00:29:09

subscribed in a logical order, but

00:29:11

tried to implement an algorithm that is

00:29:13

trying to personalize and make the

00:29:15

feed more interesting for you, depending

00:29:18

on what you are subscribed to, what you

00:29:19

interact with, what you like

00:29:21

so on you own on Instagram in

00:29:24

which we are all accustomed at this moment

00:29:26

the metro took and pulled out a certain

00:29:29

group of its users one percent of

00:29:31

its users said but these

00:29:33

unfortunate guinea pigs they will live

00:29:35

in the previous

00:29:37

sip since this is an experiment

00:29:39

they did not allocate a control group

00:29:40

who lived then according to the old rules,

00:29:42

for these people personalization never

00:29:45

happened and they continue to live on

00:29:47

Twitter, a sample from she don’t know

00:29:49

2007, and thus read their

00:29:51

publications and for everyone else they began to

00:29:54

mix everything up because how the

00:29:56

algorithm actually works and when they went that

00:29:59

the song to give, they chose a random

00:30:01

sample of

00:30:03

politicized tweets and

00:30:05

began to look and divided it into two

00:30:08

groups, one part of these colors was

00:30:11

Salima, the other was on the rights for white,

00:30:16

the other was for the paint for each country, they

00:30:19

divided

00:30:21

all the parties into left ones, but rather the left ones,

00:30:24

rather the right ones, they actually looked who

00:30:26

benefits from the fact that from the fact that

00:30:29

there are personalizations if the callers are the

00:30:31

losers and it could have turned out

00:30:33

differently could have gotten something that is not they the

00:30:35

winners and losers could have won the

00:30:37

left could have won the right in all the

00:30:41

countries in which they did it it was

00:30:43

Japan USA France Germany

00:30:45

Great Britain and what you also saw

00:30:48

that the right is winning, it’s unknown why

00:30:51

it’s the same in the newspaper and they decided to

00:30:54

take it then just because they checked

00:30:56

all the politicians, all the parties they decided to

00:30:58

take the newspaper changed from the publication I

00:31:00

remind you and for them it was a big

00:31:04

problem to say, for example, but Toha in

00:31:06

Moscow here they are in the gulfs or gas stations, that

00:31:09

is, we know that we are all liberal

00:31:11

who are liberal to the color on but from the

00:31:14

point of view of left and right views -

00:31:16

you can say

00:31:17

where the visit is a rather strange

00:31:21

polarization echo of Moscow has always been a

00:31:23

neutral radio station

00:31:25

providing information to the city

00:31:28

Barker he will not think better always

00:31:30

Unfortunately, it’s no longer a joke as soon as

00:31:33

water, but nevertheless, it’s obvious that it’s often

00:31:37

very difficult to determine they made

00:31:39

several houses, none of the methodologies

00:31:41

won the days of another other January, but as

00:31:44

a result they

00:31:45

went big, these large series of

00:31:47

experiments to the written saw that the

00:31:49

right building wins and it turned out that

00:31:53

and because you followed twitter there and those

00:31:57

people who write their own algorithms

00:31:59

there is a small incident there, that’s cool, here’s

00:32:03

the picture on which and look, if suddenly

00:32:05

you’re listening so much look now

00:32:07

at the screen of your computer phone

00:32:09

laptop anything there is a graph

00:32:12

themselves, a funny card in YouTube

00:32:15

overlaps the most interesting graph

00:32:17

because that you have passed and move you

00:32:20

now blows another place look at me an

00:32:22

important graph from right to right in the lower

00:32:24

corner so it is important for me to move to the right

00:32:26

lower corner inspect we will be on the lower left

00:32:29

corner because it is the

00:32:31

cutest the most understandable

00:32:33

what can be seen here is that

00:32:39

twitter measured such a concept as

00:32:41

amplification, that is, they looked with their eyes,

00:32:45

founded magic,

00:32:51

Victor simply measured the amplifications of that, they

00:32:55

took it and said that they would all

00:32:58

be in an equal situation, then

00:33:01

if we look at the bottom such a

00:33:04

square, I have my back if we have, as it were, along the y

00:33:07

axis,

00:33:10

amplification of the right a along the axis x and for him

00:33:16

sugar it will look vertical

00:33:19

vertical stick this is our right-wing

00:33:24

right-wing politics such aurora means

00:33:30

horizontal and x this is left for

00:33:33

which commies are ethereal just

00:33:36

like for Nissan these types Bernie Sondo I

00:33:38

think the commies will be clearer Bernie

00:33:42

Sanders he killed sorry please, which

00:33:45

means

00:33:47

we also look at these rights or and these here

00:33:50

this is how much we

00:33:52

amplify how many additional

00:33:56

views additional audiences we

00:33:59

give to certain tweets depending

00:34:02

on which one was written by a right-wing politician

00:34:04

or a left-wing politician and accordingly it’s clear

00:34:07

in us dots all in the

00:34:09

upper corner, yes, that is, they have a hood of the oblique

00:34:13

line higher, this means that

00:34:16

twitter is playing along with the right, and if they are in the

00:34:19

lower corner, then it is playing along with left-wing

00:34:22

politicians and we see that twitter is

00:34:25

playing along with the right, the beauty of these

00:34:28

stories is that those people who made

00:34:31

this twitter are those engineers as a real

00:34:34

algorithm actually recommendations when

00:34:36

they thought that they were sitting like this they did

00:34:39

n’t know it themselves that is why they

00:34:42

had to rent that when you

00:34:45

write artificial

00:34:48

intelligence algorithms you for example try you don’t

00:34:52

know how it will work that is not

00:34:54

like that is artificial intelligence he

00:34:55

decides what to do or what not

00:34:58

Alexander he solves several infections

00:35:00

before solving the dumbest possible problem

00:35:03

and

00:35:05

what problem the engineer was solving for they added the

00:35:09

twitter algorithm they solved the problem and how to

00:35:13

make our user

00:35:16

spend as much time as possible on Twitter

00:35:18

because that then it was not you

00:35:20

who sent this or that tweet and they

00:35:22

make money from advertising, they

00:35:24

actually want you to

00:35:26

sit on this Twitter for as long as possible because

00:35:29

the longer you shoot, the more

00:35:31

advertising you will watch, respectively,

00:35:33

when they wrote an algorithm for forming a

00:35:35

kind of feed and a conspiracy these tweets, after

00:35:38

all, they tried to make it so that

00:35:41

you liked yours, I liked mine, and

00:35:44

there Vasily liked the fact that

00:35:46

Vasilyev was shown, they were just a

00:35:49

pawn, Byzantium won so that by

00:35:51

convention Vasily

00:35:52

spent as much time as possible on this Twitter, that is,

00:35:55

this simply responds to the fact that

00:35:56

the audience likes it and if the audience

00:35:58

likes the publication more, the right tone

00:36:00

naturally produces much more

00:36:01

publication of this, this is too smart for the

00:36:04

algorithm, they did it wrong, they took

00:36:07

a lot of people and a lot of Twitter and they had

00:36:10

this data of their own, which is like the

00:36:12

moment when the engineers went to write

00:36:14

nothing eat they said ok let's take a million

00:36:18

twitter users and start randomly

00:36:20

showing

00:36:22

all the tweets that they don't actually watch

00:36:25

and then we'll tell our

00:36:27

algorithm you show the view like this and

00:36:30

for the session to increase by a second and

00:36:32

by brute force by brute force they solved

00:36:35

this problem they just kind of where they

00:36:37

needed to take the coefficient to the castes, but they

00:36:40

don’t know why, as if for such

00:36:42

an equation in which you didn’t understand

00:36:44

what was written there for a giant giant

00:36:46

equation with red-handed numbers of

00:36:48

variables, an infinite number of

00:36:50

factors, no one tried to solve the board, they

00:36:53

just brute-forced this

00:36:56

sequence of tweets which solve

00:36:59

one simple problem of how to keep a

00:37:00

person longer and this solution

00:37:04

certainly has some effects, I don’t know,

00:37:07

maybe 3 men are shown more often than

00:37:10

women, or maybe it’s women who are shown

00:37:12

feel the engineer doesn’t know about it, he

00:37:15

only knows that and the solution that he

00:37:17

suggested increasing the length of the session, but

00:37:22

he doesn’t know what kind of pitfalls he has, and therefore the same engineer himself,

00:37:25

well, like his neighbor at his desk, I went to

00:37:27

investigate and spent a lot of time to

00:37:29

understand that it turns out that the

00:37:32

solution that they chose plays

00:37:34

along with the right of them at the same time, there may

00:37:37

be bays themselves and generally

00:37:39

disagree with this, that is, but they don’t know

00:37:41

this and in fact, here’s the wilds, show me what kind of wilds

00:37:44

is going on in Moscow and he’s

00:37:46

going to deal with this, I

00:37:47

understand correctly, he’s going to figure out how to

00:37:49

do it better, yes, that is, the first thing he

00:37:51

said I don’t want

00:37:54

him, he was supported by Jack Dorsey Jack Dorsey

00:37:56

is the man who founded Hyper, and

00:38:00

it seems that this is a man

00:38:03

whose commitment to freedom of speech

00:38:06

obviously came from where he robbed it all

00:38:08

and

00:38:10

Jack Dorsey when I bought Clippers from us

00:38:12

said it’s good that he’s taking his souls 3

00:38:15

because when a company like

00:38:19

twitter is on the stock exchange, I don’t say whether

00:38:22

it’s good or bad, it has

00:38:24

a need to constantly show an increase in

00:38:27

revenue to shareholders and so the

00:38:29

buck-tick iter grew and when the engineer’s

00:38:33

task is to increase it, come back and everything in

00:38:35

order then

00:38:37

increase the number of each advertisement and

00:38:40

then increase the advertising income in this

00:38:42

situation I will be able to

00:38:44

solve both problems again it is

00:38:46

impossible because one thing is actually that is

00:38:49

not what you are doing at work you are

00:38:51

paid money for the fact that your twitter flashes

00:38:53

more and more money so by doing

00:38:55

ICQ own says I am money

00:38:58

making money here, I have other

00:39:00

tasks, but at the same time he said that he

00:39:02

is going to introduce some kind of paid

00:39:04

tariffs for our accounts, he can’t,

00:39:08

because you can’t do such a thing as

00:39:10

twitter, seven thousand people in the

00:39:12

world are paid engineers and

00:39:14

you can’t yet and sponsoring it

00:39:17

cannot be a charitable project

00:39:19

and the same one is not in a hurry to come to us, but of

00:39:21

course we believe in the role of the individual in history,

00:39:23

it’s cool that Elon musk works at twitter

00:39:25

after all, I’m not an individual, I’m an

00:39:27

institute and about preserving twitter as a

00:39:30

business and coming up with a business model is

00:39:33

necessary because if this is a project but

00:39:36

also a complex thing about some coppers in

00:39:38

Russia they talked about serfdom so you

00:39:40

when some

00:39:42

rich person buys some

00:39:44

very nice edition of this, it won’t

00:39:47

be nice little journalists they write

00:39:49

small columns and therefore the rich

00:39:51

person becomes not very a rich

00:39:52

man, or we understand the land and the strata

00:39:55

say that in general his children’s

00:39:56

serf theater has completely sold out and as if this is where the

00:39:59

serf theater

00:40:01

ends and

00:40:03

the only reason why some do

00:40:05

n’t seem to end is because they are

00:40:07

able to support themselves and be an

00:40:10

independent business because this

00:40:11

protection is three types of earnings twitter this is

00:40:14

protection for the sidewalk on the mask but just

00:40:18

look here the question is

00:40:19

how much Elon musk will be able to separate from

00:40:22

twitter how global history as an

00:40:24

institution from his personality because after

00:40:25

all he is a mask is a person with a

00:40:27

certain name with a certain

00:40:29

status and with his own views, and if he

00:40:32

starts promoting his views through

00:40:34

Twitter, then it will turn out to be real

00:40:36

censorship, and at some point, perhaps

00:40:39

the baron will start and it will be censorship

00:40:41

because censorship, even if it is about everything

00:40:43

good versus everything bad, it’s

00:40:45

still censorship It shouldn’t be like this, so she’s

00:40:46

going through some kind of three-pack mode of

00:40:48

operation of this, by the way, according to them,

00:40:52

the majority of the millennial riding in the

00:40:56

American worlds who wants

00:40:59

during went and about fila Harrison Paul is

00:41:02

so famous and the center of

00:41:05

public opinion polls in America and they

00:41:07

asked what do you think about the

00:41:10

purchase and it’s a mask

00:41:13

twitter Milano Maritime

00:41:16

and how much freedom of speech will be preserved there

00:41:18

and

00:41:19

there are people people are actually not that people of

00:41:23

my generation that it’s so cool to

00:41:25

go on strike

00:41:27

but people are

00:41:34

an option because as soon as a person

00:41:36

begins to completely take over some

00:41:39

one the institute was already the direct

00:41:41

influence of an individual, not a group of people with

00:41:42

different views and beliefs and not some kind of

00:41:44

independent resource, but this is

00:41:48

the broadcast of one person, his such a

00:41:51

patrimony on the

00:41:52

one hand, on the other hand, all

00:41:54

Victor and social networks are so

00:41:58

public and the whole business is built and

00:42:00

trust and another survey that

00:42:03

was conducted by

00:42:04

people of this own waving and those like you are

00:42:07

waiting for platform utilities I remember how I

00:42:09

left twitter they will give us a contrast

00:42:12

because I should do twitters of protest

00:42:15

and the most personal message of the car was

00:42:17

littered with liquid porn dismemberment

00:42:19

so that she simply could not use

00:42:21

the product and twitter then can’t

00:42:23

ignore the wall, it really

00:42:25

interfered with work, but in the sense that you go out

00:42:27

there, publish something, or our answer

00:42:31

Kostya is such garbage under and

00:42:35

in this sense,

00:42:39

they

00:42:41

[music] are

00:42:42

now so big that even such a

00:42:46

step Elon Musk cannot do in one the person

00:42:50

makes all the decisions and actually

00:42:53

[music]

00:42:54

content moderation and it’s also not a

00:42:59

situation when Alan is sitting, equipped with

00:43:01

gopro Lukashenko, so it means

00:43:04

sitting at the table and sorting out potatoes, and

00:43:07

what, well, since micromanagement you are

00:43:09

good

00:43:11

good for bad actually what yours

00:43:14

could theoretically mean for a boy

00:43:15

that he is starting to engage in the plains of

00:43:18

twitter, but he can open a list of all the

00:43:21

colors that

00:43:24

other users have complained about in the last day, start

00:43:26

making decisions about any politicians and

00:43:29

I don’t think that this type has billions of tweets,

00:43:32

well, the mask can be

00:43:39

so harsh in this sense, well, great

00:43:42

flag to him in his hands in general and I think that he

00:43:46

will try to participate in

00:43:48

shaping the prince and the ceiling and

00:43:50

spectacles because such volumes for the wife of even a

00:43:54

small pincer on Q Q it were

00:43:58

such volumes something is impossible

00:44:01

the only job how to expect this on

00:44:03

yourself is to come up with principles how it

00:44:06

integrates and

00:44:08

if you are talking about Twitter, they dragged you

00:44:10

to coordinate with the laws of those countries in

00:44:13

which the interiors are

00:44:15

my favorite joke about Moscow twitter this is

00:44:17

Ion’s mask from twitter and Rogozin’s from

00:44:20

twitter but there is a nuance,

00:44:23

let me sum up the results of your vote

00:44:25

now, do you think it

00:44:27

is necessary moderation in social networks

00:44:29

we asked you by the way the date was right

00:44:32

everything was not so clear I was afraid that everyone

00:44:34

would say no we are against censorship everything

00:44:36

turned out to be wrong 44 percent believe that

00:44:38

moderation in social networks is necessary

00:44:40

and 56 percent are against it

00:44:43

perfectly

00:44:45

two examples forgive me please for example and

00:44:48

when I don’t have any moderation, it’s just that

00:44:51

yes, and it gets all the opportunities

00:44:54

to interfere with the form, no matter who is

00:44:57

in common like a blizzard, playing sometimes

00:44:59

kill means and with these people go

00:45:04

unpunished the

00:45:05

second part

00:45:08

I have not yet started working with the mass

00:45:11

combination once millions of millions of

00:45:13

people they are your friends I didn’t know that a

00:45:15

pedophile is a real problem, socially

00:45:18

ideal syntax, how much of their meaning is it that

00:45:22

in everyday life we see those special

00:45:24

people who are trying to have

00:45:28

sex with a five-year-old child, I have

00:45:33

n’t seen them, but in the sense this is a criminal

00:45:34

offense and we think they are not,

00:45:37

well, as if

00:45:39

friends on the fingers of one hand somewhere

00:45:41

far away 1 1 year in Russia a pedophile is born

00:45:44

on k not so there are not so many of them

00:45:49

and they

00:45:50

can completely ruin someone’s life

00:45:54

without leaving home and this is the same

00:45:57

as

00:45:59

when we if Elon Musk compare

00:46:02

reuters the square where the heat comes out

00:46:05

all the people fix something politics you

00:46:08

let's imagine that this is a real

00:46:10

square of a real city but if this

00:46:12

song has become a logia it still works there

00:46:15

are some rules and social

00:46:17

control there are some things and containers from the

00:46:20

larvae in the darkness, the machine gun in the square

00:46:22

will start shooting, it’s probably not like

00:46:25

other people will try to stop it, I

00:46:28

just think that such people should be

00:46:29

found and punished by the law and the

00:46:31

legislative bodies should not, but

00:46:33

there Vova’s twitter is tracked and everything that is

00:46:36

there but considers it suspicious to ban

00:46:41

technically as this should be otherwise it’s

00:46:45

impossible to find a person through social networks,

00:46:48

look at you in personal communications,

00:46:51

which is closed in personal and I do

00:46:54

n’t know, I’m starting to extort from you for a day, I’m

00:46:58

going to the police, I say this is a

00:47:00

person who is extorting money from me, here’s

00:47:02

his account, find this person, you

00:47:04

you can perfectly well find oppositionists through

00:47:06

accounts on social networks,

00:47:07

so find a scammer

00:47:09

who extorts money from me

00:47:11

to the question whether the rules that

00:47:15

China has should be

00:47:17

more voluminous member the rules that

00:47:20

exist in the country what to do if the country does

00:47:23

not have rules and laws that relate to

00:47:26

social networks How are they so unhappy? I do

00:47:29

n’t know.

00:47:31

European deputies a few years ago

00:47:33

ran around with big eyes since the

00:47:35

lawlessness of the draft. Nothing was written. They

00:47:36

came to choose. We don’t know how it works,

00:47:39

and so when we write guarantees in law, a

00:47:40

reality that didn’t

00:47:42

exist before, now it has appeared and we’re lucky, we have a

00:47:45

spring season. she lit up and quickly

00:47:47

understood everything what to do,

00:47:49

but she quickly depicted

00:47:52

a lot,

00:47:56

that is, people write the law of Anzhi God

00:48:00

and so we hang out in the morning and write

00:48:03

it works for them, but wait, you, as a

00:48:06

citizen, must participate in

00:48:07

points, he writes, he obediently tries with

00:48:10

lawyers, that’s honestly what this is a mask that

00:48:12

writes windows or a tribe, it’s still

00:48:14

really good in the Kodak attic, he has

00:48:16

n’t tried to take the elected parliament for a long time,

00:48:18

but I forgot about the

00:48:22

location, but nevertheless, and

00:48:26

you say life has a problem, the source of the

00:48:30

project, who is the source of the laws by

00:48:33

which we live, this is just what I want so that the

00:48:35

source of the law, someone we live in, is the

00:48:38

parliament because I chose it, one thing

00:48:40

is unclear why it is not audi continued,

00:48:43

can it do this, I can give you a mask, I

00:48:44

completely agree, black passport,

00:48:47

if it’s really so really

00:48:49

good, when a legitimate authority

00:48:52

writes a law, I’ll just sum it up then what

00:48:55

I think is right from moderation at

00:48:58

some basic level is literally

00:49:00

half a step to bending over, it seems to me, under

00:49:02

some power structures and to a ban in

00:49:05

relation to opposition media, even just

00:49:08

independent media and people who do not agree with the

00:49:10

authorities, literally that’s all for me

00:49:12

it seems that these are very closely related

00:49:13

things that smoothly flow into this

00:49:16

next topic, it seems to me that we have

00:49:18

very little time for it already, and so he

00:49:19

suggests that we come to my fuel,

00:49:21

partially discuss it at the beginning of the broadcast, but

00:49:23

still, let’s

00:49:25

talk about that in more detail how are the

00:49:27

European countries of the European countries and

00:49:29

the United States going to abandon Russian gas

00:49:31

oil and so on and come to

00:49:33

some alternative sources of

00:49:35

energy

00:49:36

disciplines a week ago financial times to

00:49:40

their hair and graves of infographics and

00:49:43

vysuke Ghanaian giant body there, in

00:49:46

fact, like in Europe, is going to

00:49:49

refuse Russian gas and this is

00:49:53

very interesting because on the one

00:49:55

hand this is a

00:49:57

very unprecedented story, they decided

00:50:02

that they could refuse gas,

00:50:05

which, and Russian gas is 34 percent

00:50:08

of the total gas that is purchased and

00:50:12

consumed by Europe, that is, in

00:50:14

2021,

00:50:16

34 percent of the gas that led Europe,

00:50:19

these were supplies from Russia, and the second

00:50:23

thing, which is also curious, is that for

00:50:27

many countries of the European Union the

00:50:30

share of Russian gas is very

00:50:33

large for many, compared significantly,

00:50:35

for example, Great Britain, a

00:50:38

small small percentage, and so on, and for

00:50:40

example, Finland and Estonia, Latvia,

00:50:44

more than Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Austria, the Czech Republic,

00:50:48

Germany, Luxembourg.

00:50:51

it’s important not to forget on this list and

00:50:53

Bulgaria is more than half of some,

00:50:56

it’s almost all the gas they get,

00:50:58

that is, you’re busy, so just

00:51:01

redo everything, and the annoying thing is that rebellion is

00:51:04

quite an important part of life, and when I

00:51:08

rush, they said that we’ll go and

00:51:11

do it very quickly, on the one

00:51:13

hand you think low interesting how on the

00:51:17

other hand you understand that the world

00:51:19

will change very much, it’s just necessary that

00:51:21

as a result of this, not only the life

00:51:24

of Russia will grow, but some very

00:51:26

important geopolitical processes will change and

00:51:31

actually prevented, so to speak, what do

00:51:35

we need this Russian for? we carry the gas for youse they

00:51:38

are going to change or so that

00:51:43

when you look at every line on

00:51:46

which they are going to change you

00:51:47

understand how the world will change in the

00:51:49

next five years and I was attracted to

00:51:53

all the options atoms were options well for

00:51:55

example there was green energy Dotan

00:51:58

import from other countries honeycombs and other

00:52:00

countries may be so important Russia is now

00:52:02

being used I don’t know cultural ties and

00:52:05

so on I was attracted of course

00:52:08

renewable this article Qatar

00:52:10

concerns renewable

00:52:12

because I thought maybe we’ll get

00:52:15

lucky and it will happen that

00:52:18

home euros give me a thumbs up

00:52:21

there before that I’m pleased with the greener

00:52:24

energy and then maybe global

00:52:26

warming won’t be the next thing,

00:52:28

we’ll be hit by Zhirinovsky, if we

00:52:31

suddenly get past a nuclear war,

00:52:34

then maybe we’ll also lay

00:52:37

the foundation for ourselves to get past

00:52:41

global warming,

00:52:42

and in this sense they

00:52:46

everything is temporary the whole house long-term

00:52:48

sense of progress for the fact that some

00:52:51

happiness helps then a certain

00:52:53

happiness but here, apparently, an example of such a thing

00:52:57

will happen because there is

00:53:00

such a thing as nuclear energy and we

00:53:02

have a picture in which all the countries

00:53:05

are shown and it is shown how strange

00:53:09

everything is it’s good with this energy and there are no

00:53:12

nuclear reactors in which countries it’s not

00:53:15

really that we deduce that it’s

00:53:19

interesting that

00:53:22

all that energy it’s well, it’s clear that it

00:53:27

developed the whole façade and centuries what about the

00:53:29

hole the virus everything is cool everything is cool then

00:53:31

Chernobyl happened it would seem all my

00:53:34

people be very

00:53:35

wary of a nuclear reactor on a

00:53:38

temporary basis, you can look at

00:53:40

how dangerous nuclear reactors are in

00:53:42

reality and see that nuclear

00:53:46

reactors are completely safe if you

00:53:48

look at the data, I

00:53:49

heard what the first data will be shown

00:53:52

because no zoom I don’t see how,

00:53:55

but according to we skip this wire

00:53:57

very give the following this is how people in

00:54:01

different countries were overtaken by nuclear energy

00:54:03

and we see that the French are actually the

00:54:06

whole family is fine and because France

00:54:09

uses very pale not magic and not

00:54:12

anything has happened yet no one

00:54:14

die in the end for well done and Germany

00:54:16

for example, from nuclear energy in how the

00:54:18

pressure of public opinion came

00:54:20

installations and if they did not refuse

00:54:22

during that sound is very easy to replace

00:54:24

Russian will give, but since there were a

00:54:27

lot of such original

00:54:28

and

00:54:29

green activists who walked with

00:54:32

posters to give from now on nuclear atomic

00:54:35

energy to many countries, its politicians

00:54:37

had to but for someone and as a result we

00:54:40

live in a world where we use

00:54:42

fossil fuels which are dangerous to the

00:54:45

environment, absolutely much

00:54:48

more dangerous to human health than

00:54:50

nuclear energy, but people who

00:54:54

are able to read data are

00:54:55

quite happy not to work with them and

00:54:59

not then wait and also important moment,

00:55:02

by the way, we are almost out of time,

00:55:03

literally just a little bit left,

00:55:05

and the important point is that nuclear energy

00:55:07

involves certain waste

00:55:09

that needs to be disposed of so

00:55:11

that it is safe, this is also a

00:55:13

complex and expensive process, we are

00:55:15

really running out of time, I think

00:55:17

we can talk for a couple more minutes due to the

00:55:18

fact that after us there is nothing, but we need to

00:55:21

gradually wrap it all up,

00:55:24

I can or a peak issued immediately, dear

00:55:27

citizens of the world, stop being afraid of

00:55:30

nuclear energy, it turns out that people

00:55:33

whose ordinary breakdown that

00:55:35

is used by such a password are much

00:55:36

more dangerous, among other things, if we look

00:55:39

at the number of people who died

00:55:44

directly put they

00:55:47

died as a result of this or that

00:55:52

this or that

00:55:54

annual non-gas other

00:55:57

other power plants year this is it she

00:56:01

this she savvy where it is we

00:56:03

will see that the most terrible deadly

00:56:07

thing is actually coal and in third

00:56:10

place believe in the industry from

00:56:13

1 coal industry oil

00:56:15

industry

00:56:16

then beat up for nothing sorry

00:56:19

please buy builds for yourself to provide

00:56:22

electricity I didn’t think of the eyes and not

00:56:26

coal before this nuclear energy is

00:56:29

very, very little that is, this is how many of

00:56:32

us we get

00:56:34

200 times fewer people than from

00:56:37

oil and in this sense it’s

00:56:41

intuitive it’s clear why people are afraid of

00:56:44

that energy because radiation is not

00:56:47

visible and

00:56:48

it’s like a virus, something mysterious,

00:56:52

incomprehensibly mysterious, also why people are

00:56:54

afraid of vaccinations and because the agony of

00:56:56

eating a pill is not scary, then I’ll

00:56:58

be scared because it also

00:57:01

plays a role, it’s cool but in

00:57:04

reality this is how it turned out I was a

00:57:08

creative tabletop at the end of the 20th century,

00:57:10

these people who were

00:57:11

afraid were

00:57:15

so loud they both screamed to drown that

00:57:18

countries like Germany had to

00:57:20

give up what energy and France

00:57:24

stood around with meaning and they are now

00:57:26

continuing to engage in

00:57:27

continuing to receive nuclear energy that is huge for them

00:57:29

huge source.

00:57:31

now show the picture is great and

00:57:35

this is a mistake, it’s

00:57:42

time for us to finish this was not

00:57:44

samsonova or for not a movie this was the first

00:57:46

release of the third eye program by the way if

00:57:48

you have any feedback

00:57:50

then you can write it in the comments

00:57:52

on my telegram channel there is a link to it

00:57:54

in the video description, come write,

00:57:56

we will be happy to read the criticism,

00:57:58

if anyone just bans someone, thank you

00:58:01

very much, good evening, like a magnet,

00:58:04

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