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Oh, I’ll make this pie myself now00:00:16
let's work with pencils00:00:20
Amur tiger00:00:23
good job00:00:26
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order accepted buns00:01:56
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remember your culinary genius How00:02:44
the speed of light is simply unattainable00:02:48
excellent Come on, I haven't yet00:02:52
I tried it but I already want more in the queue00:02:55
Glutton00:02:56
seeds00:02:58
Thank you00:02:59
thank you Bravo00:03:02
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why pies00:03:50
prank oh you should have seen yours00:03:54
faces pranked pranked00:03:58
funny Isn't it July now?00:04:03
confuse sugar with salt, shameful00:04:08
a shame00:04:11
this is a lifelong kitchen00:04:14
disqualification00:04:15
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big-butt Help me, tell me00:04:25
universal recipe00:04:27
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not verified source of information Look00:04:38
you Well, then we’ll check now00:04:41
how much there is in this word But in fact00:04:45
food is the batteries that keep us going00:04:48
batteries required for energy without00:04:51
which, unfortunately, we cannot do without00:04:54
We spend a lot on these batteries00:04:57
more energy than they can give me too00:05:01
And all because the products require00:05:04
additional processing in raw form00:05:06
they may contain dangerous bacteria and00:05:09
other parasites and the most ancient method00:05:13
processing high temperature at00:05:16
high temperature many bacteria00:05:18
die and food becomes safe for00:05:21
consumption00:05:25
at the dawn of cooking Well, what a good method00:05:29
time-tested of course but like00:05:31
he has all the outdated methods00:05:34
lack of average We spend on00:05:36
food production 10 times more energy00:05:39
what the end result is00:05:42
the cooking process is very tedious00:05:47
raw or something00:05:50
Step away from the stove woman, your place is on00:05:55
vacation And who, excuse me, will cook00:05:58
multi-cook unique invention with00:06:01
in a fundamentally new way00:06:02
cooking costs energy and time00:06:05
minimized with him were forever00:06:08
forget about the burnt scrambled eggs and00:06:11
escaped milk multicooker happiness00:06:13
which will not burn and will not run away anywhere00:06:16
one click and it's in your kitchen00:06:19
instant delivery anywhere00:06:20
space time00:06:38
Bon appetit00:06:47
How divine00:06:53
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Well, how about a fast-paced run?00:07:48
sports That's wonderful but what about this00:07:52
to get a little refreshment first00:07:55
that would definitely be great00:07:58
we just ate00:08:02
Very good and we would love to More00:08:07
appreciated your culinary genius once again00:08:14
Could it be just as tasty?00:08:18
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cheerfulness00:08:55
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What the hell is going on here00:09:14
any of your questions will be answered by the service00:09:17
multicook feedback purposes00:09:19
service improvements all conversations00:09:20
recording something with this meat grinder is not00:09:23
so what do you want to mix in there?00:09:26
find out the secret of our magical taste00:09:28
we answer back in the 20th century00:09:31
prehistoric scientists believed that the Earth00:09:34
flat and all our taste buds00:09:36
are on the tongue00:09:38
it was believed that there were only five species00:09:40
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sweetness, acidity, salinity and special00:09:45
receptor tuned to spicy foods00:09:47
fried meat and soy sauce for it even00:09:50
came up with a special name umami but00:09:53
science does not stand still with time00:09:55
scientists got wiser and it turned out that00:09:58
taste buds are scattered throughout00:10:00
the body's lungs, intestines and a lot of money00:10:06
highly dependent on the smell of food New era in00:10:10
preparation began after opening00:10:12
that the very taste combination forms00:10:15
foods that have a common taste00:10:18
harmonicas such as strawberries and cream00:10:21
bread and butter or00:10:24
macaroni and cheese after careful00:10:27
the study was compiled in full00:10:29
table of all taste harmonics difficult00:10:31
figure it out Isn't it but not00:10:33
to our multicooker having processed everything00:10:36
available data He did not create the product00:10:38
unparalleled in taste00:10:40
advantages of a product from which it is simple00:10:43
impossible to refuse Are you sure that00:10:46
let's say this product is harmless when00:10:50
the planet's population was 20 billion00:10:53
raising harmlessness to say the least00:10:55
simplified and what could be more harmful00:10:57
famine, scientists have figured out how to produce00:11:00
artificial meat from germ cells00:11:03
animals00:11:04
but poking the buttons of a complex device00:11:06
It's definitely not worth it without reading the instructions00:11:09
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We are not responsible for your actions00:11:14
we carry00:11:16
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So it wasn’t me who cooked for you, but this is Hell’s00:11:31
meat grinder And I’m no longer good for anything00:11:34
I don’t have time to do anything and I confuse the products00:11:38
food00:11:43
[music] [applause]00:11:46
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what needs to be said00:13:02
To your health00:13:03
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this can't be some kind of cosmic00:14:55
hallucination00:14:59
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do you hear this music too?00:15:10
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I need to meet her00:15:47
What do you mean it won't work?00:15:51
Haven't you heard about the funny jellyfish?00:15:55
the coolest team of researchers00:15:57
future they will travel the entire Galaxy and00:16:00
all thanks to their captain simply00:16:03
amazing boar that's all00:16:06
wonderful but what does my waltz have to do with it00:16:09
this will be her last expedition why00:16:12
they will fly to this stupid planet They are00:16:15
they will crash because the weather there is terrible00:16:20
it's all sad but what does it have to do with it00:16:23
still my Waltz00:16:27
they speak with notes00:16:30
alien masterpiece That's it00:16:36
my worthless creation will come in handy00:16:39
some aliens without hearing00:16:41
it turned out that I just overtook mine00:16:44
time00:16:45
[laughter]00:16:57
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not now this is a recording of my waltz from00:17:26
future00:17:28
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jellyfish, we can save them00:17:41
How do you imagine it00:17:49
Imagine a hundred years ago some00:17:52
the prophet knew that I was today00:17:54
I'll eat a wormy apple, he decided to write00:17:57
this verse is to warn me about this00:18:00
karkarych don’t trust the apple00:18:04
worm and now 100 years later I find out about00:18:08
this verse and then I decide that this is ordinary00:18:11
coincidence and I’ll have the same apple for breakfast00:18:13
we're not talking about slander here00:18:17
I understand and I’m also sorry for all this fun00:18:21
jellyfish But there is nothing we can do00:18:26
we can do mine for them then they00:18:29
They definitely won’t break. What’s interesting?00:18:32
it will work for 100 years00:18:36
any00:18:37
batteries Why not?00:18:42
Looks like some people don't understand anything00:18:45
battery device If you look at00:18:49
to the sides you can see that we are surrounded00:18:51
many substances the simplest of them00:18:54
all are called chemical elements00:18:58
they have different properties00:19:00
some hard ones, not very light and00:19:03
heavy shiny and transparent there are even00:19:07
each of them is still radioactive00:19:10
there is one chemical element00:19:12
remarkable property ability00:19:14
lose your pieces if the element00:19:17
immerse in a liquid that conducts00:19:20
electric current from this element00:19:23
charged ions fly away - this is a property00:19:26
active chemicals are called chemical activity00:19:30
elements easily part with their00:19:32
ions are inactive00:19:35
This feature of substances is used in00:19:39
battery substances with different completely00:19:42
for example, zinc is lowered into00:19:45
It's better to take some liquid00:19:46
a solution of an alkali or acid salt00:19:50
the liquid is called an active electrolyte00:19:53
zinc begins to release its ions from00:19:56
For every ion there remain two00:19:59
negatively charged electron greedy00:20:03
copper gives up its ions very reluctantly and00:20:06
therefore, it remains on the copper electrode00:20:09
few electrons they will do this until00:20:12
until balance comes and we00:20:15
we get a strong negative charge00:20:17
zinc and weakly negatively charged00:20:20
copper in the battery they will play a role00:20:23
electrodes strongly negative zinc00:20:26
will be the cathode and copper will become the anode so that00:20:30
need to invigorate and upset the balance00:20:33
connect00:20:36
electronic rush00:20:42
kekatodi the cons will begin to disappear and in00:20:44
at the median node there will be too many of them and zinc00:20:48
will again give up its ions to00:20:50
electrolyte and copper will be taken away00:20:53
continue until the zinc or crush00:20:55
fail then the battery runs out00:20:58
how do you understand that the battery00:21:01
worked for 100 years its cathode and it00:21:04
must be very big00:21:08
gigantic Is nothing possible?00:21:10
do I'm so sorry00:21:14
But they will name my wonderful waltz in honor00:21:18
it will be for her00:21:39
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what will happen here ship because00:22:12
poor visibility, the rock will break, but00:22:16
if it is demolished from the boar team00:22:20
there will be a chance of a successful landing00:22:23
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You know, I just now realized what00:22:36
a miscalculation in my plan and what kind of mistake do we have?00:22:40
will have to sit down in the same conditions00:22:51
[music]00:23:24
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turned out to be successful your gabanyushka simply00:23:50
lucky00:23:51
and the wild boar is really cool on my team00:23:55
I like wise men better00:23:58
It would be better if my waltz was named after him00:24:05
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Well00:24:10
let's clear the path00:24:20
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analysis showed they are completely composed00:24:30
We can't break it even for a thousand00:24:54
if only it worked, if only it worked00:24:57
if only I could stop lamenting00:24:59
We're changing history here, they're playing solitaire00:25:02
lay out00:25:05
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I don't think it's good00:25:35
it won't mean anything surprising00:25:40
they won’t even find a bottle of sheet music00:25:44
Let's just say I foresaw this possibility00:25:48
it turns out00:25:51
never00:25:52
to know00:25:56
but we will leave the world our mysterious00:26:00
Alien structure00:26:02
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Losy stop the nonsense, I said that00:27:47
I'll stay inside for everyone's safety00:27:50
but maybe it's time to think I'm mine00:27:52
security Why starve yourself00:27:55
hunger00:27:56
[music]00:27:58
Please leave me at the doorstep and move away00:28:02
at a safe distance no00:28:06
threshold Only in exchange for an explanation that00:28:08
happens to you00:28:09
Well enter at your own risk00:28:15
So what's the matter? It's all about one thing00:28:20
amazing quantum experiment00:28:24
opened my eyes00:28:26
in the world of tiny particles happens00:28:29
strange things, for example, to you the colors of a loaf00:28:34
on the one hand it behaves like a wave and on the other hand00:28:37
another like a particle what picture we are00:28:40
we will see on the light sensitive screen00:28:42
if we direct a beam of photons at it00:28:45
through two things00:28:46
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But no photons behave in this00:28:52
experiment How do you like their vibrations from00:28:55
two slits intersect and fold00:28:57
so the picture on the screen will be00:29:00
somewhat different This is a common occurrence But00:29:04
what will happen if we release one at a time?00:29:06
veil then there will be nothing00:29:09
cross00:29:10
and in theory we should get two stripes00:29:14
on the screen00:29:15
Surprisingly, even if released00:29:18
one photon on the screen will have the same00:29:20
the picture is as if the Photon flies by at once00:29:23
through promised behaves like a wave and00:29:27
adds up to itself somehow00:29:29
quantum mysticism Can photons really00:29:32
bifurcate Of course not. What if we00:29:36
let's try to determine through which one00:29:38
the gap flies by Photon is possible00:29:41
put a detector here and it happens00:29:45
the most amazing thing is when we00:29:47
install the detector and accurately00:29:50
determine which gap it flies through00:29:52
phanton picture on the screen changes immediately00:29:55
there are just two stripes left opposite00:29:59
slits this experience means that the observer00:30:03
influences the position of quantum particles in00:30:06
space just think similar00:30:09
it is we who give shape to this world with00:30:13
all its rules physical laws00:30:15
and interactions, well, that's what I like00:30:18
this world Me too, but it turns out that00:30:22
any of us can change it alone00:30:26
only by the power of your imagination why00:30:29
no one has done this yet00:30:30
because no one knew what it was00:30:33
maybe you see I covered the walls with mine00:30:37
cabins a00:30:38
anti-imagination layer so as not to00:30:41
succumb to temptation let's say it's all00:30:44
true, but you won't harm ours00:30:48
Universe with your imagination you have me00:30:52
you don't know well00:30:54
as a child I was extremely ill-mannered and00:30:57
even a mischievous child. Would you look00:31:00
we saw my children's drawings00:31:03
and the worlds were painted by my imagination00:31:07
of course has changed a lot since then and00:31:10
even re-educated but who knows to what00:31:14
my subconscious is capable00:31:18
So what will you do all the time now?00:31:21
sitting here because of my childhood drawings00:31:29
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Well, how is our patient doing? I don’t even know what00:31:39
say00:31:43
Is it really possible to change something?00:31:47
by the power of thought00:31:49
spin endlessly00:31:57
[music]00:32:02
Greetings to my cosmic colleague on00:32:06
board00:32:07
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moose brother where are you00:32:12
[music]00:32:14
Are you by any chance a relative?00:32:19
I'm cooler than him00:32:27
you see Losyash imagines that he can00:32:31
change the universe with the power of thought00:32:36
wait, I created this Clone not the best00:32:40
my years when I was still a young idiot00:32:43
no one wanted to be friends with me and then I00:32:47
made my copy we became00:32:50
real gang yeah00:32:53
stirred up not like a child00:32:57
Nothing good I've been doing since then00:32:59
re-educated, unlike you Oh no00:33:03
itchy, I don’t welcome this, you see00:33:06
he shouldn't find out about our secret00:33:11
Is it really possible to do anything?00:33:15
irritate like a wizard what00:33:19
why did you tell him00:33:23
I successfully entered, don’t think anything of it00:33:27
change00:33:34
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Friends, let's calm down00:33:42
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Oh now, there's a little [ __ ] over there00:33:57
Let the light bulb not break Yes I will00:34:01
I just checked that I spent power on00:34:04
nonsense00:34:06
now there will be something more fun nothing00:34:09
I understand, but it looks like something awaits us00:34:11
epic00:34:14
What's happened00:34:17
Let Pi be equal to00:34:26
will be equal to 3.1400:34:30
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will not be for the left hand but for the right00:34:35
legs00:34:37
it will be the same as before what kind of quantum physics00:34:43
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wide-angle spherical scope and I say MC in the MC cube00:34:58
square But not in a cube in a cube in a cube00:35:02
in the cube Stop it immediately It's true00:35:05
Let it spin around the electron00:35:07
Electron revolves around Proton Looks like00:35:10
This is the most boring battle between good and evil in00:35:14
Stories How to ask this00:35:17
please explain why photons are like this00:35:20
They behave strangely in that experiment with two00:35:23
slits and observers00:35:28
can you explain everything in a simpler way?00:35:33
Well, Losyash, if you don’t want it, everything will be fine00:35:37
in a bad way00:35:38
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hedgehog00:35:46
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there is no electricity00:35:49
electricity exists if00:35:52
electricity exists00:36:00
in my Universe Maybe it's worth them00:36:04
stop how they do with the power of thought00:36:08
the universe can change, stop them00:36:11
now friends Well stop this farce00:36:15
I found out that everything doesn't work as I thought00:36:20
Don’t make me angry, feathered one, or else I’ll be screwed00:36:23
I'll turn it into00:36:26
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Moose You're a loser, we could do it together00:36:34
rule the universe just not like this00:36:38
companies Calm down00:36:42
quantum physics doesn't work the way you think it does00:36:45
I want this00:36:46
banking world with its interactions00:36:50
arose long before ours00:36:52
civilization and he is not going to change00:36:55
for the sake of some observers who00:36:58
the word itself consisted of quanta quantum00:37:02
particles are not balls and its waves are00:37:05
just ways to approximate them00:37:07
mathematical writing and opportunity00:37:10
at least somehow imagine them, but we never00:37:13
we can't imagine what they look like00:37:15
actually because never00:37:18
we will see nothing like this in our world and00:37:22
Of course the quantum world doesn't work00:37:25
our usual logic applies here00:37:28
other rules00:37:30
they cannot be understood based on your experience00:37:34
gun firing photons plate with00:37:38
slits on which the screen is projected00:37:40
the picture is all part of one system00:37:43
the particles in it behave the same00:37:46
regardless of whether they are released00:37:48
separately or in turn from here and00:37:51
the same wave pattern on the screen AND00:37:55
when a detector appears in an experiment00:37:57
he also becomes part of this system and00:38:02
just makes changes to the result00:38:04
quantum physics cannot be understood logically00:38:07
you can only use it But what00:38:11
We can hardly change the universe00:38:13
by the power of thought I guarantee you this00:38:17
phenomenal, straight off the shoulders of the Universe00:38:21
in safety00:38:42
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well until my Clone corrects himself00:38:55
doomed to loneliness it's hard not to00:38:58
pass out buddy Wow And she's been like this for a long time00:39:03
can spin00:39:04
as I said in quantum physics00:39:08
a lot of unknown things00:39:12
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[applause]00:39:33
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friends, can anyone hear me?00:40:39
I hear help I seem blind Not you00:40:46
one is not one it is that we are an epidemic00:40:52
doomed00:40:53
doomed00:40:55
no one is blind, it's just a thing00:40:58
gave us the light no longer buzzes00:41:02
generator It was ours00:41:07
no problem First you need to find00:41:10
alternative lighting source00:41:13
I already found00:41:15
when the lights weren't turned off yet crossword puzzle00:41:18
guessed an alternative source00:41:20
lighting seven letters00:41:22
on Rick00:41:24
Great Now it would be nice to find him00:41:28
and in real life00:41:35
[music]00:41:38
[applause]00:41:50
just a little bit in order00:41:54
from Zatoka now I can rest and00:41:59
continue00:42:02
buddy, one try is enough00:42:05
So it almost worked even brighter00:42:09
it didn’t last long and there were no flashlights00:42:12
necessary00:42:14
admit what you did to ours00:42:18
flashlights00:42:21
anything could happen, we'll crush it00:42:24
we played Space Wars00:42:28
we need laser swords played What else is there00:42:32
do hang around you know around Venus00:42:35
no one nothing here or there00:42:39
Nothing anywhere with lanterns, something like What00:42:43
Do you know how quickly it breaks down?00:42:47
laser swords00:42:51
well figured out the flashlights I remember00:42:55
we still had00:43:00
about my birthday last month00:43:02
forgot Yes, I don’t see the connection between the candles actually00:43:06
they stick a birthday cake into it and then set it on fire00:43:09
make wishes and blow out00:43:11
The tradition is like this00:43:13
the candle remains with those who have00:43:17
desire is small and if there are many of them again00:43:21
set fire make a wish good for00:43:25
We figured out the candles too. What other ones will there be?00:43:28
offers just have to wait00:43:30
until your eyes get used to the darkness Wow This is00:43:34
you don't have such a superpower00:43:37
only for me in the modern world we00:43:40
accustomed to constant lighting of everything and00:43:43
all we have to do is find some dark00:43:46
corner as we immediately strive to screw00:43:49
put a light bulb in there and send photons in00:43:51
more, but this was not always the case00:43:54
our ancestors depended on natural00:43:57
lighting sources therefore half life00:44:00
about If you are in natural darkness and00:44:03
of course nature took care of that00:44:05
to provide us with suitable organs00:44:07
vision in the human eye is approximately 13000:44:11
millions of cells that respond to light00:44:15
bright light only work about 700:44:18
millions of them they are called00:44:20
cone all other cells more than 12000:44:24
millions of these are the so-called sticks of them00:44:28
we use in low light for00:44:31
excitement00:44:32
You need several hundred photons one00:44:36
Just one stick is enough00:44:39
there are more than 120 rods in our eyes00:44:43
millions of mice in the dark must see00:44:48
Of course, if you let your eye get used to it00:44:52
darkness When in a brightly lit room00:44:54
the light turns off then for the first time we00:44:57
we can't distinguish anything00:44:58
within 5 minutes eye sensitivity00:45:01
increases by 30 percent to00:45:05
get completely used to the dark00:45:07
it will take about 3 more hours00:45:11
the process can be accelerated if deeply00:45:13
breathe and saturate the brain cells00:45:16
oxygen vision in the dark00:45:17
another option will recover faster00:45:21
wash the back of your head and face with cold water or00:45:25
eating something sweet will do00:45:28
something with vitamin A for example00:45:30
carrot00:45:41
What was it00:45:43
Sorry generously it was me just you00:45:47
I was very quiet00:45:50
disoriented We waited until the eyes00:45:53
get used to the darkness and where were you when00:45:57
while Light I was in the laboratory researching00:46:01
the substance we found on Venus00:46:04
I didn’t have time to get the results and tests00:46:07
But it seems we found the first living thing00:46:11
creature in our solar system cool00:46:18
We are hardly talking about very tiny00:46:21
microorganisms00:46:23
suddenly they can grow in the dark and00:46:28
move silently around the air crumble00:46:32
Stop00:46:34
this would be an interesting scientific phenomenon00:46:38
so it's really possible00:46:41
actually, of course it's unlikely, but00:46:44
still probably Friends, let's not00:46:48
cause panic Losyash probably closed00:46:51
door to the laboratory So we can do anything00:46:53
there's no danger in this case, to be honest00:46:57
the door to the laboratory does not lock00:47:01
this thing may already be among us00:47:06
hears a strange sound00:47:10
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I don't like this sound, it's like00:47:18
someone's claws scratching the wall00:47:26
we're in zero gravity00:47:36
What percentage is this my knitting?00:47:40
a couple of loops and I’ll stop. Honestly00:47:43
only00:47:45
knitting00:47:54
Amazing00:47:58
[ __ ] from Venus exists only in our00:48:02
imagination00:48:04
in such darkness she would also be00:48:06
helpless00:48:08
like all of us, but here let me not00:48:12
agree00:48:13
some animals due to complex00:48:17
living circumstances are used to00:48:20
rely not only on your eyesight00:48:22
for example a shark which most of the time00:48:25
lack of time spent in the dark00:48:29
the visibility she makes up for is stunning00:48:32
the shark's sense of smell is very sensitive to00:48:35
smells00:48:36
capable of smelling prey at a decent distance00:48:39
distance other inhabitants of the underwater00:48:42
peace00:48:43
use special ones for the same purposes00:48:46
sensitive hairs on their body they00:48:49
can feel the vibrations of water in00:48:52
several tens of meters from the source00:48:54
other animals such as some snakes00:48:58
they use thermal location, that's what it's called00:49:00
ability to distinguish in space00:49:03
objects with different temperatures00:49:06
Great for helping you navigate00:49:08
complete darkness but perhaps the best00:49:11
they feel like bats at night00:49:14
emit a sound signal that00:49:16
reflected from surrounding objects and00:49:19
comes back the bat catches00:49:22
reflected waves form a picture00:49:25
the surrounding world with almost the same00:49:28
precision that we use the same light00:49:31
the method is called echolocation00:49:48
Zaunya Maybe you'll burn yourself00:49:52
knitting somehow makes me feel uncomfortable00:49:55
tsk-tsk And I finished a long time ago00:50:00
touches this time it's definitely not me oh before00:50:06
something touched me too00:50:16
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Saw00:50:22
he has00:50:25
tentacles00:50:26
now we'll catch him00:50:29
hedgehog come in from the left00:50:30
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just don’t need tough measures, it can00:50:37
be a thinking creature do not disgrace the earth00:50:41
be careful it may not be sterile00:50:43
scandal00:51:20
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Balloon system activated source00:51:31
nutrition00:51:32
Solar energy00:51:34
turn on artificial gravity00:51:44
where is this thing00:51:46
from Venus00:51:49
back to fantasyland00:51:53
at least you won't be embarrassed in front of00:51:56
brothers in mind This is definitely my friend00:52:00
That's for sure00:52:03
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here I am Chucha, you completely forgot about the gift00:53:55
have a nice new year00:54:00
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I'm busy here by the way00:54:24
Isn't it time to change it so to speak?00:54:27
New Year's decor is after all the month of May00:54:31
yard Let it stand a little longer, it’s a pity00:54:34
removes such Beauty, too, Beauty to me00:54:39
Beauty is when it's clean00:54:47
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excavation 300000:54:57
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this is an invention and discovery of the future00:55:06
do you understand what you used in00:55:11
as a New Year's toy00:55:13
it will be better if we don't do all this00:55:17
finds out ahead of time what you want00:55:20
say we must voluntarily refuse00:55:22
from such a colossal source of knowledge00:55:26
I think everything has its time, say it00:55:31
your May New Year tree00:55:34
I understand your curiosity very well00:55:38
but just imagine00:55:42
that our modern inventions00:55:45
goes back a thousand years to everyone00:55:49
I'm just too lazy to come up with something00:55:51
ourselves But laziness is the engine00:55:56
progressor of knowledge00:55:59
laziness simply kills any profession we00:56:02
we get everything ready and separate00:56:05
think search00:56:08
I'm not even talking about what happened00:56:17
We ourselves are civilized beings and00:56:21
we can use these correctly00:56:24
knowledge00:56:27
Give me this thing I need to see00:56:31
at least with one eye00:56:46
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[applause]00:57:08
Who is there00:57:10
Greetings00:57:12
ancestor ancestor you are not bibi to do this to me00:57:16
I call myself the Time Keeper and I stand00:57:21
near the future for us all who lived in00:57:25
the past, our ancestors from the future. How00:57:30
there my igogosha is just wonderful00:57:34
The only thing that upsets him is his00:57:37
It’s her fault that she got dangerous in your era00:57:41
storage because of which they can00:57:43
temporary00:57:46
year and what is this creepy thing00:57:50
I mean the excavation of my ancestor00:57:55
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Let him return to his time So00:58:01
it will be right00:58:05
It's very unsafe for him to be here00:58:08
paradoxes time loops00:58:18
definitely pin where is it from?00:58:22
knows my name00:58:24
[laughter]00:58:32
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What kind of masquerade then?00:59:07
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I once tried using this thing00:59:20
find brothers in mind00:59:26
and once upon a time I firmly believed that somewhere in00:59:30
The universe has the same brother in mind00:59:33
who dreams of establishing with me00:59:35
you just need to build a contact00:59:38
radio telescope and send the signal first00:59:42
it was necessary to choose the right one00:59:44
radio frequency for communication for us Space00:59:48
silent But the radio signal is being interfered with00:59:52
two types of noise spread00:59:55
atmospheric and galactic00:59:59
atmospheric noise is quite high frequency01:00:02
to avoid it you need to use01:00:05
purity less than ten gigahertz01:00:09
Galactic noise in reverse01:00:11
low frequency therefore our frequency01:00:14
must be more than one gigahertz to me01:00:18
of course I really wanted to send01:00:20
video appeal to aliens at least01:00:24
greet them verbally01:00:30
for better communication I decided to limit myself01:00:35
I just had to wait for the answer01:00:41
compression you send a signal to others01:00:45
civilizations But why did you publish01:00:49
calculated that even if you use01:00:51
the power of all the power plants of the earth is mine01:00:54
the signal will be heard at a distance of not01:00:57
more than ten light years 10 light years01:01:02
years this is a very long distance only01:01:04
not on the scale of the Universe On this01:01:07
just a distance from us01:01:09
several stars01:01:12
and I can improve01:01:18
What if all this is useless, maybe ours01:01:22
descendants never made contact01:01:24
Maybe you even01:01:26
the only Life in the Universe01:01:29
Let's finally ask your01:01:35
I need to think01:01:40
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Thank you, my caring friend, but with your own01:02:06
I'll sort out my dreams somehow01:02:12
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know less better sleep Come on, give it up01:02:33
I'm talking [music]01:02:36
in my hands is the key to all the secrets of the universe01:02:40
How does this thing work?01:02:59
my request date of discovery of life01:03:09
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Look here it says that scientists01:03:30
they argue whether these creatures have a future01:03:33
reason but simple Earthlings with joy01:03:36
accepted them into their homes as01:03:38
pets are the future01:03:42
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what good01:04:26
are there any more photos, yes, it’s colossal01:04:30
quantity01:04:36
creation01:04:41
Just think, the source is in our hands01:04:44
all knowledge and achievements of civilization A01:04:48
we use it to watch funny01:04:51
pet photos are incomprehensible01:04:57
Let's chat, let's Watch more01:05:01
Let's watch01:05:03
I also saw it there and it’s true. Let’s01:05:08
let's see soon01:05:10
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romance Adventure01:06:42
What a Bite me a bee romance01:06:46
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as if there were already all the problems on earth01:06:56
decided A01:06:58
it was better to raise virgin soil and God what01:07:03
Sorry01:07:04
ossified position our Universe01:07:07
beautiful and amazing and the Earth is01:07:11
the cradle of humanity from which we already01:07:14
It's high time to choose this not a cradle but01:07:17
House The house that protects us from harmful things01:07:21
space01:07:22
Space is a real breeding ground for all sorts of things.01:07:26
creepy and dangerous things to take at least01:07:29
the sun's temperature is 1000 degrees01:07:33
from Sharik and won't notice01:07:37
and this is not yet the brightest star in01:07:41
The universe and even in space there is such01:07:44
harmful thing like cosmic radiation01:07:46
particle streams from stars, etc.01:07:49
radioactive crap, we don't even know it01:07:52
we'll see and we'll already get a lethal dose01:07:58
I'm not even talking about all sorts of meteorites with01:08:02
comets that are in this space of yours01:08:04
they're still snooping around01:08:06
And on earth we are from all these misfortunes01:08:10
protect the atmosphere and magnetic field01:08:13
Atmosphere And the sun does not allow us to fry01:08:17
and will keep you warm so that you don’t01:08:19
freeze and the comet and meteors reach the ground01:08:22
they don't reach at all01:08:24
in the atmosphere like cute ones Well from the fool01:08:28
cosmic radiation is saved by magnetic01:08:31
field and most importantly on Earth there is air and in01:08:36
in space there is only a vacuum with all sorts of01:08:39
misfortunes01:08:41
we are strangers in this space, you understand and01:08:45
we will always remain like this01:08:49
I think I know why you're so upset01:08:53
my negative After all, you have never been to01:08:56
outer space01:08:59
If all the time you say hang out01:09:03
in a ballet, then appreciate the true beauty01:09:06
The universe is impossible01:09:08
spacesuit mode Let's go now01:09:12
let's go outside and you will see how beautiful it is01:09:16
no need for open space01:09:21
what to do and I have no time at all01:09:24
I stayed too long for something01:09:28
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Oh01:09:32
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mode01:09:43
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disable artificial gravity01:09:57
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my friend of space, unloving wake up01:10:15
now you can01:10:17
enjoy the true beauty01:10:46
I didn’t know you had a Space Phobia01:10:49
Why didn't you tell me right away?01:10:53
you should be ashamed of your fears01:10:57
share them with friends and there will be much more01:10:59
easier Here I am01:11:02
I'm inexplicably afraid to speak01:11:05
foreign languages really funny01:11:09
You know every night since we01:11:12
here we conquer the universe I dream of one and01:11:15
same dream01:11:20
I'm in outer space, there are stars all around01:11:23
all sorts of nebulae and then something01:11:27
It's like there's a short circuit01:11:33
that's all01:11:40
same01:11:45
But this is just a dream, space in reality01:11:48
actually not so destructive for01:11:51
our body is one of01:11:54
common misconceptions about space01:11:56
that it’s very cold there, which means01:11:58
an unprotected body will immediately turn01:12:01
to Ledyshka but that’s not true, the thing is that01:12:05
the environment in space is a vacuum and a vacuum is01:12:09
This is the best heat insulator in the world. No wonder01:12:12
it is used in terraces therefore Our01:12:15
the body will cool for a very long time and not01:12:18
tricky sports exercises and not at all01:12:21
They'll let us freeze. Much more likely.01:12:24
Don't freeze, but overheat from radiation01:12:27
some stars however If you01:12:30
far enough from her they are afraid01:12:33
nothing01:12:34
another myth about space is growing01:12:39
external pressure difference between01:12:41
surface of the earth and outer space01:12:45
just one atmosphere and that's not too much01:12:48
many pressure increases in one01:12:51
will feel the atmosphere for example01:12:53
when it descends to a depth of 10 meters and01:12:58
our body in space will tolerate such01:13:01
difference without damage01:13:04
the main thing is to exhale the air so as not to01:13:08
create extra stress on the lungs01:13:10
there is another truth in the absence of pressure01:13:13
danger The fact is that the liquid01:13:16
boils the faster the lower the external01:13:20
pressure therefore in the vacuum of space she01:13:23
will boil almost instantly and if the liquid01:13:26
inside the body will be protected01:13:28
our internal pressure then external01:13:31
the liquid will immediately evaporate, so the tongue is in01:13:35
space on the right will dry up So01:13:38
given the lack of air we are calm01:13:42
we can last in space for a couple of minutes01:13:44
really in 10 seconds you will lose01:13:47
consciousness but the probability of survival is much01:13:51
higher than, for example, volcanic lava01:13:57
I’m in a cradle and more accustomed01:14:00
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Well, that's it, let's sit down on the path01:14:12
There is no need to sit down anywhere, I looked in01:14:16
into the spherical scope and learned one very useful thing01:14:19
invention of the future01:14:21
it's antiphobe one shot and you'll get rid of it01:14:25
from all your phobias and fears along with01:14:29
life, but your health has nothing01:14:33
not threatening01:14:34
this science thing follows me01:14:38
trust, look, it's okay01:14:40
will not happen01:14:45
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business butt dancing01:15:22
victim of science01:15:35
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tall Yak poplar01:15:47
Come back01:15:49
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Where did you go?01:16:24
tongue-in-cheek devil01:16:32
attention danger suit01:16:36
depressurized, come back urgently01:16:39
attention01:16:57
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air we can easily hold out in01:17:15
space for a couple of minutes01:17:16
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Yeah01:17:45
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Why why am I connected this this01:17:58
humiliating01:18:02
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and our path lay in the open spaces01:19:34
unthinkable and immense and such01:19:37
the unseen around spilled out that not with the mind01:19:41
it cannot be grasped by anything simpler01:19:45
but this beauty is unprecedented01:19:48
my heart was worried as before and therefore01:19:52
everyone was in delight and splendor01:19:56
in small matters Yes vain lamb01:19:59
for example, I spent the whole day picking in my ear and01:20:02
Tom succeeded fairly well in his lesson, and01:20:05
beyond that he created nothing more01:20:07
useful Ali necessary01:20:10
hedgehog studied medical works01:20:13
Surely01:20:15
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something worse01:20:21
I've never been naughty today01:20:25
Ali jokes what a blessing lies unconsciousness01:20:30
What caused this sad thing?01:20:33
incidents And I How do I know? So what?01:20:36
first time or something All indicators are normal01:20:39
he'll come to his senses and jump better01:20:41
Things won't work out like they used to with us here.01:20:45
the rabbits are lying around unconscious and we are even01:20:48
we don't know the reasons01:20:51
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Well, things are really bad, I’ll ask something01:21:05
he's worse01:21:08
I don't crumble worse01:21:11
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is there anyone among you01:21:15
who knows what happened to our01:21:19
restless friend because if we leave01:21:23
a monstrous gap in this historical01:21:25
document descendants01:21:28
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I listen carefully01:21:43
and the crumbs of unconsciousness01:21:47
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Come on, escalate it. Why is it yours?01:21:52
the diary became a historical document01:21:56
that friend who is one of these everyday people01:21:59
details and folds Science and history01:22:03
history is the science of humanity's past01:22:06
in all its diversity, she studies how01:22:10
lived different peoples, their religion and01:22:13
culture when and under what conditions01:22:15
Fierce battles took place as01:22:19
why people's lives changed and became01:22:22
the same as now01:22:24
considered the cradle for the birth of history01:22:28
Ancient Greece and her father01:22:31
the founder is the famous01:22:34
ancient greek historians philosophers01:22:37
Herodotus his works collected many01:22:41
the most valuable information on history and culture01:22:43
peoples of the Ancient World and even in our time01:22:47
the time in his life is great01:22:50
number of new details using01:22:53
which are solved by the most difficult01:22:56
riddles of history There are many01:23:00
ways to study history is one of them01:23:03
excavations You can, for example, excavate01:23:06
explore the tomb Bones and jewelry a01:23:10
then find out how long the items have been lying around01:23:13
scientists do this kind of work on the ground01:23:17
archaeologists and the treasures they obtained01:23:22
historians can still travel to the country01:23:25
about which you are going to write a story01:23:27
and ask the local residents about their01:23:31
own past but here maybe01:23:34
trigger the effect of a damaged phone01:23:37
after all, from generation to generation the legend01:23:40
different people tell01:23:43
accidents can add something from01:23:46
yourself but with the invention of writing to find01:23:49
everything has become much simpler in documents01:23:52
ancient eras, the authors have already collected material01:23:55
and put it in history, take it and use it01:24:00
written Heritage the most important source01:24:03
information about the past and even the slightest01:24:06
a scratch on the wall can have a huge01:24:10
weight for a historian you understand even a scratch01:24:14
And here’s a whole diary, I think I know what01:24:19
happened today I would like you01:24:22
Recall one historical event01:24:25
what happened this morning01:24:30
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but if we look01:24:49
then we’ll immediately understand that it didn’t work out here01:24:52
without the participation of some terrible prankster01:25:01
He's probably the author of all these01:25:04
pranks whose victims01:25:17
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and what ultimately happened to himself01:25:33
It's obvious that he himself became a victim01:25:35
one of his pranks01:25:44
Well, the version is quite working. So01:25:48
Let's write it down: I don't think the dirty tricks are worth it01:25:50
to go down in history01:25:55
must include itself and is wrong01:25:58
That's why01:26:00
can count on memory01:26:05
Today is no longer April 1st01:26:10
it's international day01:26:14
most likely he prepared the crumb for the owl01:26:18
present01:26:20
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on this day he wanted to do for her01:26:27
something special and nice01:26:31
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but from the very beginning everything went well01:26:54
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so that means we have two versions of one01:27:02
and the same event, well in history This is not01:27:05
isolated incident as an eyewitness01:27:09
he begins to tell the story01:27:11
takes a certain point of view and she01:27:14
may not match the picture at all01:27:16
which will happen about who sees everything the same01:27:19
but let's take it from a different angle01:27:22
for example, the famous emperor01:27:25
Russia Peter I on the one hand he01:27:29
is one of the founders01:27:31
advanced Russian naval01:27:34
art he was able to expand the boundaries01:27:37
Russian Empire01:27:39
economic relations with European01:27:42
countries A in 1703 Pyotr Alekseevich01:27:47
founded the beautiful city of St. Petersburg01:27:50
and did many more advanced things and01:27:54
useful01:27:56
but let's take a look at the direction of Peter I01:28:00
on the other hand he shaved off the nobles01:28:03
beards and forced to wear European01:28:06
dress interrupting the centuries-old national01:28:09
Peter introduced the tradition of Secret Investigation in Russia01:28:15
and persecution for objectionable opinion01:28:18
any ordinary person could be opposed01:28:21
will forever take away to serve in the army01:28:25
who was Peter01:28:30
depends on who's covering it01:28:33
historical period01:28:35
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baby woke up I mean woke up What?01:28:56
something happened, this is what we wanted01:28:59
ask you01:29:01
little trees and I think I think nothing01:29:07
and I don't remember01:29:15
well friends some things are forever01:29:19
may remain a mystery to01:29:22
stories01:29:26
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Nyusha was going on a diet anyway01:30:13
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lights out meteorite collision01:30:52
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who is the cleverest here? And this case is for sure01:31:03
will go down in history01:31:07
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What a beauty01:32:50
I agree but if they were complied with01:32:53
the proportions of the golden section of the product would be01:32:57
just won what01:33:00
buddy, don't say that you never01:33:03
I haven't heard of the golden ratio01:33:06
of course And I just forgot, it’s not scary01:33:12
I'll remind you now01:33:17
What is beauty01:33:20
the ignorant will say that Beauty is what01:33:23
pleasing to the eye01:33:24
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and will be wrong because it is true01:33:31
beauty should please not only the eye01:33:33
but the mind can create any harmony01:33:36
check01:33:37
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for example in the most beautiful buildings in the world01:33:43
the height is about one and a half times less01:33:45
transverse size to be precise 61801:33:52
people have long guessed that the more01:33:55
parts will match this01:33:57
the proportions the more beautiful the building will be01:34:01
this is easy to see with an example01:34:03
the brilliant temple of the Parthenon in which01:34:05
almost everything obeys this01:34:08
ratio01:34:09
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by the way, in honor of one of the Architects01:34:13
Parthenon Maestro Fidia is the magnitude01:34:16
was named by number01:34:18
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However, much more often it is called gold01:34:26
section01:34:38
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God forbid she's honest, it's all the same01:35:09
the vessel did not correspond to the Golden01:35:11
section I agree This shelf is quite01:35:14
self-sufficient as a work01:35:16
art doesn't necessarily have anything to do with it01:35:18
put What kind of noodles is it then?01:35:26
of course01:35:31
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here help yourself01:35:38
Oh yes, what is this I completely forgot01:35:42
pies01:35:44
defective Yes, what's wrong with them? Yes01:35:48
take a close look at the golden ratio for yourself01:35:51
I have nothing now, I’ll prepare new ones01:35:54
the canon is just lickable01:36:01
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This is makeup according to the laws of the golden ratio01:36:12
Don't listen to him baby01:36:15
expressive01:36:20
These are my new glasses, I like them all01:36:24
proportions01:36:28
Now I'll see even better01:36:32
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cool high five01:36:37
And why have you gone crazy with your01:36:41
golden seat pies and so delicious01:36:44
there were probably Nyusha without these spots01:36:47
much cuter and the hedgehog is over there now01:36:50
the poor fellow will pick up all the corners. Well, really?01:36:54
we can say that the ideal proportions01:36:57
not completely but it's just funny01:37:01
calmly, I know what the kopych is from01:37:04
rejects the Golden Ratio It's just him01:37:07
spends too much time among non01:37:09
organized nature01:37:11
look at how everything grows01:37:13
the ratio of length and width is not01:37:16
Absolutely corresponds to canon01:37:19
some kind of wildness01:37:24
Well, why take extreme measures in nature?01:37:28
can help you achieve excellence01:37:33
now everything is just perfect01:37:38
you're mocking nature01:37:43
nothing surprising our friend01:37:56
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I dreamed it all01:38:18
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and that's all01:38:24
you're doing in my cabin This is my cabin01:38:29
sorry I got confused lately01:38:33
I often confuse everything01:38:47
amazing cross section01:38:58
friends this day we will always be01:39:01
celebrate as golden day01:39:06
harmony in the life of each of us01:39:10
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Ugh you01:39:18
Moreover, I found out that all our01:39:22
The universe is organized according to the golden principle01:39:25
sections01:39:29
the number Phi surrounds us everywhere find01:39:32
object with the golden ratio is easy on the outside01:39:35
beauty and harmony01:39:37
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for example an ordinary five-pointed star01:39:52
a wonderful symbol that pleases the eye01:39:55
and the mind Meanwhile, long stretches01:39:58
components of a star relate to each other01:40:00
how does this explain her beauty01:40:05
the standard of beauty appeared long before01:40:08
man and was chosen by nature itself01:40:10
to prove this it is enough to build01:40:13
Let's take one interesting figure01:40:16
rectangle with aspect ratio equal01:40:19
number then cut off the square from it and01:40:22
inscribe a quarter of a circle from it01:40:26
the resulting rectangle again01:40:28
cut off the square and fit it there again01:40:31
quarter circle01:40:35
Congratulations, we got gold!01:40:39
spiral01:40:42
such a spiral made according to the canon01:40:45
The golden ratio is found everywhere in01:40:47
Nature is enough to look at the shell01:40:50
mollusk Nautilus Pompilius01:40:53
Sunflower01:40:56
or the shape of a hurricane01:41:00
Why is there a hurricane even spiral01:41:03
Galaxies obey the law of gold01:41:06
sections01:41:07
thus nature and man chose01:41:12
same standard of beauty Golden01:41:15
section And now the main surprise01:41:19
event01:41:21
I asked Losyash01:41:24
for him to build a route01:41:29
in its movement01:41:39
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Yes four three two one01:42:00
new trajectory calculation data received01:42:03
flight route from the menu01:42:09
approaching01:42:27
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there's some kind of error in the program I'm done now01:43:13
I'll fix it01:43:14
give me surgery01:43:28
pressed together once or twice to the ground01:43:33
Only a few million left01:43:36
kilometers And if we make ropes01:43:38
correspondence to the golden ratio can01:43:41
the process will go faster01:43:43
I'll go out. Calm down with yours.01:43:48
senses of proportion are also senses of proportion01:43:53
gold words01:43:54
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and there’s nothing more interesting to stop01:45:48
it was the only planet on earth01:45:51
like for the next 100 light years what01:45:54
It's interesting to do nothing but dirt here01:45:57
And also breathable air01:46:00
this means you can take a walk without spacesuits01:46:03
and sunbathe01:46:10
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What a beauty no one has ever given me before01:47:23
shape except of course that cute one01:47:26
asteroid a couple of million years ago01:47:30
Who is here, here I am01:47:35
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Wow, how sensitive I am01:47:48
I like it, come on, honey, I'm older than you01:47:53
everything for a few million years I agree01:47:56
what nonsense01:47:58
you're funny let's play wait I don't01:48:04
ready01:48:08
it doesn't grow alone and01:48:11
you can't drink a flower alone01:48:14
don't dance01:48:18
going alone is a bad habit and it's time01:48:22
throw her01:48:24
If one suddenly cries, the other won't.01:48:28
let him go down01:48:31
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If suddenly one of them cries, the other one won’t01:48:42
let him go down01:48:54
alone alone who will ride01:48:57
barrel alone01:49:00
Don’t put an end to life, don’t live01:49:04
by oneself01:49:06
and it's time to leave her Well, two means if01:49:11
suddenly something else is wrong and he should go to the bottom01:49:17
stop living01:49:21
one by one01:49:24
If one suddenly cries, the other won't.01:49:28
let him go to the bottom If two are all and01:49:32
ours so enough in life to come01:49:35
pull it one by one01:49:37
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fasten the countdown begins01:50:06
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amazingly viscous substance you need to take01:50:14
sample for analysis01:50:16
cunning dirtbag what a yutura I am She's like01:50:21
growing again perfectly I feel it01:50:26
stuck in this puddle for a long time01:50:29
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Why do you need to fly somewhere, silly? After all,01:50:39
so good together01:50:45
eternity01:50:53
I don't think I'm ready for this yet01:50:56
long term relationship01:50:58
everything is worse for you, dear, because01:51:03
some people simply have no choice Well, you can01:51:07
at least let the others go, of course01:51:18
be a life support system01:51:22
doesn't understand how this is possible01:51:26
this dirt doesn't take anything, no fire, no01:51:30
water is not a laser gun Yes01:51:33
strange substance if it doesn't work01:51:36
act on the offensive So it is necessary01:51:39
strengthen the defense and how to take it01:51:43
for example sunscreen which I use01:51:45
I just didn’t take advantage of my stupidity01:51:48
everyone knows that excess solar01:51:51
light harms because in its rays01:51:54
contains ultraviolet light which can01:51:56
cause sunburn on the skin01:51:59
ultraviolet radiation we do not do anything01:52:01
we can't even see him01:52:03
to the naked eye therefore the most01:52:06
a simple and effective way to protect01:52:08
your skin from ultraviolet radiation using01:52:11
sunscreen cream contains:01:52:15
night01:52:17
no more than 100 nanometers they are very01:52:21
effective in01:52:23
ultraviolet radiation and do not give it01:52:26
get on the skin That is, you suggest not01:52:30
fight this dirt and cover it with something01:52:33
plane to protect yourself from this dirt01:52:39
it's all because of me she keeps everyone here01:52:43
and because I'm so cute01:52:47
my friend my son is critical who are you talking about01:52:51
Yes I01:52:53
you still won't believe me01:52:59
I don't want to spend my best years01:53:05
Nyusha Can I consult with you?01:53:09
one of my friends doesn't want to date01:53:14
girl but she really insists01:53:18
explain to her that they have nothing in common01:53:21
future01:53:23
No01:53:33
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tell your friend to your girlfriend like that01:53:45
will say01:53:46
nothing to run after me for you my rose01:53:50
bloomed You need to be stricter with them01:53:56
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Maybe checkers01:54:04
Listen01:54:05
we need to have a serious conversation about what you are like01:54:09
Cute01:54:13
I'm not cute and in general my rose is for01:54:17
what about you01:54:19
figuratively of course01:54:25
Maybe to the cities01:54:35
didn't help my friend much01:54:39
I'm afraid such things don't happen01:54:46
And what should he do?01:54:49
no need to be more tolerant of strangers01:54:52
there are so few feelings in this universe01:54:56
sincere love01:55:02
I'm back too early, darling, I'm still looking for you01:55:06
Offended Please forgive me01:55:09
for what01:55:11
for being so harmful and stupid01:55:16
Of course it's me01:55:20
you01:55:24
reap I have something else to tell you01:55:30
You're scaring me01:55:32
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and compression01:55:47
buddy How did you do it?01:55:51
examine carefully at night01:55:55
they turned out to be very interesting01:55:58
properties if you look closely at01:56:01
nanoparticles titanium dioxide then you can01:56:04
notice that the atoms on their surface01:56:07
very poorly connected with the rest of these01:56:10
atoms are very active and easily enter into01:56:14
amazing chemical reactions if on01:56:17
they fall into ultraviolet light they split01:56:20
the nearest water molecule into pieces this01:56:23
charged pieces fly apart into different01:56:26
sides and break down other molecules01:56:28
If there are organic ones nearby01:56:31
connections01:56:35
This means that if you cover any01:56:38
surfaces with nanoparticles01:56:42
won't be able to stick01:56:47
there is ultraviolet radiation or maybe01:56:50
I had to put something in it01:56:53
it would grow to water there and so on01:56:56
it would be interesting to teach me bee01:57:00
and came up with the idea01:57:02
Well, what do you mean, your friend after all?01:57:06
told his girlfriend01:57:10
If one suddenly cries, the other won't.01:57:14
let him go down01:57:16
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stop living01:57:22
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Is this a real firebird? Of course01:58:38
no it's her cousin Po01:58:40
maternal line And here I am posing01:58:42
Picasso for his famous dove of peace01:58:45
I would never believe it, few people01:58:49
notices external similarities01:58:51
But this photo seems vague to me01:58:54
acquaintances01:58:56
buddy, this whole story is because of you and01:59:00
happened that's why I didn't do anything01:59:03
I remember Yes because you weren't there01:59:06
I must admit it didn’t become clearer about This01:59:12
most amusing story01:59:14
it all started, of course, with your next01:59:17
experiment01:59:27
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x the future of humanity Apparently01:59:38
humanity has a difficult future01:59:50
this device is very funny01:59:56
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I would have immediately said that it was on the radio02:00:02
essentially yes, but it's not just a radio in my02:00:05
signal encrypted friendly message02:00:08
alien civilizations both - what are you talking about02:00:12
Do you believe in aliens Of course02:00:15
because the Earth is far from the only one02:00:18
planet in the Universe in our Galaxy02:00:20
Approximately 200 billion stars and around each02:00:24
at least one of them rotates02:00:27
The planet and what sits on each of them02:00:30
to an alien Unfortunately no, but02:00:33
such a number of planets probability02:00:35
the presence of at least some intelligent life02:00:37
very big, more details please02:00:40
Is there any way to determine this02:00:43
there is even a possibility02:00:46
special formula for calculation02:00:48
number of civilizations in our Galaxy02:00:51
I came up with this equation in 196102:00:56
American Frank Drake Cool More02:01:00
find out what these squiggles mean02:01:03
Elementarily the first factor means02:01:06
how many new stars are born in02:01:09
galaxy every year the second factor Y02:01:12
what fraction of these stars are there02:01:15
planets third factor fraction of planets02:01:18
livable02:01:20
fourth factor probability02:01:22
the origin of life on the planet02:01:24
suitable conditions fifth factor02:01:27
the probability of the emergence of intelligence02:01:30
habitable planets sixth multiplier02:01:33
means the percentage of civilization that is already02:01:36
grew to Contact and finally the seventh02:01:40
multiplier is the time during which02:01:42
these civilizations02:01:45
and possibly transmit their Radio signals to02:01:49
space if we multiply these values02:01:52
then we get the amount of civilization02:01:54
who are ready to accept02:01:59
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Really exists02:02:28
we can't lose face in front of02:02:31
brothers, everything should be on the highest level02:02:33
on a cosmic level We need everyone02:02:37
warn immediately02:02:39
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at any moment02:02:56
everyone is ready02:03:02
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arrived02:04:11
Earth Welcome dear guest it's time02:04:16
who foreshadowed the endless cosmic02:04:19
open spaces to extend the hand of Friendship02:04:22
to our planet We have been waiting for a long time02:04:30
all big02:04:39
and I ask you to accept this gift as a sign02:04:42
readiness02:04:44
and from pure As they say02:04:49
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you are my carrot02:05:14
These are dumbbells for exercise02:05:19
This02:05:20
creative tutorial02:05:26
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certainly your candidacy is more than02:06:24
Well, in my opinion, it’s worthy to fly02:06:27
must02:06:30
beautiful, or rather the most02:06:34
contact with civilization is first and foremost02:06:37
exchange of achievements in the field of technology02:06:41
progress02:06:43
So I’ll fly off and find out about their achievements02:06:48
agronomy02:06:50
actually I wouldn’t refuse either But this02:06:54
it’s very dangerous not ventilated02:06:57
spaceship overload only02:07:00
athletically prepared organisms can02:07:02
withstand this02:07:10
and yet I think that my candidacy02:07:13
fits best02:07:35
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frog What about the aliens Aliens02:07:59
your space radio didn't work02:08:03
I see you, as they say, are hooked02:08:07
this topic should note what to send02:08:09
radio pulse does not reach other civilizations02:08:12
the only way to find brothers by02:08:15
reason02:08:16
you can explore planets that02:08:19
orbit similar stars02:08:22
our Sun and at the same distance as02:08:25
and the Earth is approximately 150 million02:08:28
kilometers if the star's radiation is greater02:08:31
what life becomes like the sun02:08:33
possible at a greater distance and02:08:36
vice versa For example, if the radiation of a star02:08:39
four times more than the sun02:08:42
earthly life becomes possible on02:08:44
300 million kilometers away02:08:47
unfortunately unexplored planets of this kind02:08:50
like it’s too far from us to see02:08:54
it is almost impossible to see them in a telescope02:08:56
So for now we can guess about them02:08:59
existence only by the brightness of the star02:09:03
The planet revolves around a star and02:09:06
covers part of the radiation for02:09:08
astronomers if recorded periodically02:09:10
a star's brightness can decrease02:09:13
calculate the rotation period of the planet and02:09:16
the relative size is then calculated02:09:19
the mass of the star and its distance to02:09:22
understand whether it is possible on such a planet02:09:25
life02:09:27
It is estimated that there is life in our Galaxy02:09:30
maybe about 11 billion02:09:33
planets02:09:36
live02:09:41
before them only after many years02:09:45
Is there something wrong02:09:48
Here's the story02:09:56
buddy, you're not listening to me at all02:10:05
phenomenal02:10:06
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this is a tutorial02:10:27
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your whole life will change as soon as02:10:53
you'll get close02:10:55
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so much space bacteria02:11:49
you can't escape from the law enforcement officer02:11:58
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attention02:12:23
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Everything seems to be ok here for now02:12:54
horoscope02:12:56
I looked at photographs of the future, soon ours02:13:00
The planet will look like this02:13:03
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this is Saturn02:13:12
so many02:13:16
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Wow02:13:20
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October02:13:29
195702:13:34
artificial satellite02:13:40
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Since then, to Orbit What not02:13:57
launches satellites to determine02:13:59
TV weather for those who don't02:14:03
knows how to drive cars without prompting02:14:06
let's not even talk about rockets and spacecraft02:14:09
stations something fails and then02:14:12
into space Launch a new one02:14:17
garbage today these pieces of iron are bigger02:14:21
100.00002:14:24
Why is this garbage interfering? Well, it’s hanging out02:14:27
you'll think about it in orbit02:14:35
this leads to a very big disaster02:14:45
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Nothing super cool about the hero Hey in02:15:10
next time I'm with you02:15:13
Well, how will you survive without glasses, you think?02:15:18
I can see better then02:15:21
Really Yes, I found them out of habit, I can02:15:26
never wear it again. How02:15:28
This02:15:29
of course of course it looks like the hedgehog is not weak02:15:33
complex02:15:40
tender teenage psyche02:16:01
anything faster02:16:07
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How are you doing great02:16:18
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Well, we've all worked and there will be a break, we02:16:28
just started02:16:37
space station02:16:39
where are the needles?02:16:42
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regular piece of iron02:16:47
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We should at least look inside the hedgehog02:17:24
there's nothing inside here except02:17:26
scrap metal02:17:27
It's a little dark inside02:17:31
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Hedgehog Did you hear that02:17:37
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I'll go have a look02:17:47
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Maybe we should not02:18:33
you know what's really not funny02:18:35
worry about what you need02:18:37
glasses and no one is worried because02:18:41
I don't need them when you're sleeping maybe02:18:44
and in space without glasses it’s already dangerous02:18:47
these cosmic blind man's buffs are a hedgehog And I say02:18:50
Not needed02:18:54
what's happening02:19:06
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I'm sitting down and I can't find you02:19:52
Krosh disappeared something happened to him I02:19:56
I can’t see anything without glasses, I understand you02:20:00
stay where you are don't move anywhere02:20:03
If you fall to the ground, then quickly02:20:06
layer Atmosphere how come I'll find it Baby02:20:11
I'll be there soon on your signal02:20:18
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brooch02:20:36
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space debris flies in orbit for now02:21:35
its speed is more than 8 kilometers per02:21:38
second if the speed is less garbage02:21:41
go and fall to the ground02:21:45
Therefore, it is enough for him to fall02:21:48
just slow down for example small debris02:21:52
can be slowed down with Gel if02:21:55
cut this gas in the way of the garbage it02:21:58
will slow down and go away02:22:01
Debris can be slowed down with a laser02:22:05
really good progress in progress02:22:08
no need to log out automatically02:22:10
open space and moves your life02:22:13
beauty02:22:17
something useful companion02:22:20
some02:22:26
You were right without glasses I'm no good02:22:29
I'm still fit and you got it because of mine02:22:33
stupid complexes02:22:35
Christmas trees-needles02:22:38
Yes, on the contrary, you saved me, you flew, how how02:22:41
space fighter you're without glasses02:22:45
wow true02:22:48
Yes, so as not to see more carrots02:22:50
I'm sure you don't need glasses at all.02:22:55
You know02:22:56
you're better off with a net02:22:58
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if you like it better I will02:23:04
keep wearing them02:23:08
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my friend, are you sure that the risk is justified?02:24:40
According to my calculations, there is simply not enough fuel02:24:42
on the way back such a risk is mine02:24:46
new experimental engine02:24:51
Well, why reinvent the wheel? We are02:24:55
we can look into the future and find out what02:24:59
the engines will be in use, no wonder02:25:02
you should have looked at what others are smart02:25:04
heads come up with ideas02:25:22
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attention02:25:55
prepare for an emergency landing02:25:58
unknown planet02:26:00
emergency fuel level 002:26:11
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vital02:26:30
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I'm an inventor I'll come up with something02:27:16
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computer02:28:17
for breathing the surface of the planet is covered02:28:20
grass02:28:22
you see too what I don't see I02:28:27
I'm analyzing you also have hallutination02:28:31
computers don't hallucinate02:28:48
really the only thing missing is grass02:28:52
colors02:29:21
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hehehe it's not a tulip but a suitcase02:29:40
green02:29:46
Yes I can I can create the world02:29:50
Almighty, what we came up with is what we got02:29:58
Let's02:30:00
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[laughter]02:30:29
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computer Why02:30:42
fuel level02:30:50
obviously02:30:52
materialized objects can02:30:53
be only close to the planet02:30:59
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Hello guys How are you there Hello Kir02:31:06
Hello02:31:13
do you know at all02:31:22
maybe football Since I've had enough sleep02:31:26
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about Mine cat02:32:14
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pin what are you doing there stuck the ball in the game02:32:25
What are you talking about? Well, I’m definitely not a dream.02:32:30
I don’t know about the hedgehog, he’s still Sonya02:32:53
Are you saying that02:32:55
out of your head02:33:16
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yes ours this is a pin02:33:35
We need to get out of here, fuel level is 002:33:42
this means you need an engine without such fuel02:33:46
engines don't exist02:33:49
I'll have to ask the future02:33:52
my request is a traitor not needing02:33:56
fuel02:33:58
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to fly02:34:07
fire02:34:31
you can get a lot of ions02:34:42
when electrons collide with atoms02:34:45
gas produces ions and they fly away02:34:49
accelerator and accelerate to 5002:34:53
km/s and it flies in one direction and02:34:57
pushing the rocket the other side is like this02:35:00
the engine is called ion but where to get it02:35:04
so much suitable gas oh not there02:35:07
problem for a young engine great02:35:10
suitable for example a house there is a lot of it in02:35:13
brought up the volcano02:35:22
I'm ready to check everything for the flight02:35:26
tanks he is also my friend02:35:29
my friends, no time to go home02:35:35
you will fly away and it will all disappear and we will02:35:40
will disappear02:35:48
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think about each other and leave02:35:58
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Hedgehog You have already started to think about me02:36:14
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doublet02:37:35
[laughter]02:37:44
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But you always win, my gambling friend02:38:10
so it's a split personality02:38:17
Sorry my friend, I still can’t02:38:20
A lot of work, come on. Are there really any02:38:25
could be more interesting02:38:28
It's immediately obvious that you don't know anything02:38:34
you probably know that Solnechnaya02:38:37
the system consists of a sun of eight planets02:38:40
and of course Pluto dwarf planets02:38:42
In addition to Pluto, our system also contains02:38:45
other dwarf planets such as Eris02:38:48
haumea and maki-maki And also open spaces02:38:52
More than 3,000 people roam the solar system02:38:55
comments are very interesting And now maybe02:38:58
be Martik billiards Wait, I’m still02:39:01
didn't tell me about the asteroid belt Oh yeah02:39:04
Kamenyuki is a ring of asteroids02:39:07
which stretches between Mars and02:39:10
Jupiter Oh yes, they are apparently not visible here02:39:13
more than three hundred thousand and all different from 30 m02:39:18
diameter This is approximately a snilet and up to02:39:21
several 500 km the largest of02:39:24
belt objects02:39:25
its diameter is 950 km, this is an asteroid02:39:31
huge that he was given the status02:39:32
dwarf planet And that's not counting02:39:36
meteoroid objects with a diameter less than 3002:39:39
m there are a million of them in the belt Okay so be it02:39:43
I'll ask where they came from here first02:39:46
scientists thought it was the wreckage of the ninth02:39:49
planets of the solar system02:39:51
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several million years ago02:39:57
and was destroyed02:40:02
poor Faytanians don't worry about it02:40:06
the theory is outdated today scientists believe02:40:09
that the asteroid belt is fragments02:40:12
unborn planet When a star appears02:40:14
a lot of dust is thrown into space and02:40:17
gases under the influence of gravity they02:40:20
gather into clots and turn into02:40:22
stones stones attract each other02:40:25
for billions of years has not yet02:40:27
quite large objects appear02:40:29
rocky planets like our Earth But02:40:34
if near a forming planet02:40:36
there will be a massive object for example02:40:38
planet giant its gravity is not02:40:41
will allow the stones to unite in our02:40:44
In this case, massive Jupiter played this role.02:40:47
largest planet in the solar system02:40:50
and planetary building material02:40:53
and an asteroid belt appeared in every02:40:56
this is what the majority thinks today02:40:58
scientists02:41:19
you're kidding02:41:26
Well, teach him. You have the talent of a teacher.02:41:29
Well, teach me yes, in short, I feel02:41:35
give me a gift02:41:42
the potential is obvious, so direct this02:41:46
we all have the potential in the right direction02:41:50
Did not guess02:41:51
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When will we start playing02:42:08
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Today02:42:40
and if you adjust the course to 3802:42:44
degrees and approach the object at low02:42:46
shunting engine thrust rejected02:42:49
the risk of collision is too great02:42:52
asteroids, how can we get to it?02:43:01
who to reach02:43:03
don't scare me like that anymore my friend02:43:06
sneaking see this asteroid02:43:09
phenomenally rich in metal and rhitium02:43:12
it would be great to get to him02:43:14
Is it possible that the earth lacks metals?02:43:17
You are my friend, the resources of our home planet02:43:21
not limitless02:43:23
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humanity on earth is constantly02:43:26
consumes resources Some of them02:43:31
if you plant it, of course, but some don’t02:43:34
First of all, these are minerals in02:43:38
people searching for minerals02:43:40
going deeper and deeper02:43:43
Earth02:43:44
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which I may even have many of these02:44:03
cosmic bodies are rich in resources first02:44:07
a way to extract resources from an asteroid is02:44:09
automatic extraction on site installation02:44:13
will work without the participation of living beings02:44:15
extracted resources will be taken away02:44:18
special ship and deliver to02:44:20
the ground too automatically02:44:24
alas, such equipment has not yet been invented02:44:29
problem another manual method02:44:35
true maybe in the near future02:44:38
this is how resources will be extracted from02:44:42
asteroids, first we tow the asteroid02:44:44
earthly and then extract resources02:44:48
entire ones will appear in orbit02:44:51
asteroid processing facilities02:44:55
normal why are you so unhappy02:45:01
others can't be reached anyway02:45:08
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several billiard shot boxes02:45:20
bounces and the ball, that is, the asteroid will have02:45:24
us as if on a shoulder02:45:35
attention charolles is damaged02:45:39
what's wrong02:45:41
I just wanted to practice02:45:46
buddy, are you crazy?02:45:50
It seems someone misunderstood yours02:45:53
billiard instructions02:46:06
It was02:46:08
Now I02:46:16
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buddy, what are you doing?02:46:24
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you need to screw it on the top02:46:45
and learn02:46:50
Australian02:46:59
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alarm significant damage02:47:06
significant damage02:47:10
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but in my opinion it’s good02:47:15
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Well, I’m also dissatisfied with something, as I said myself02:47:42
that it is better to deliver the asteroid to the earth02:47:45
firstly, this is the wrong asteroid and secondly02:47:49
he's too big after he02:47:51
crashes into the ground there are no resources there anymore02:47:54
no need to drift Losyash now02:47:57
let's coast and adjust the course02:48:00
this pebble Or maybe or maybe better02:48:03
We’ll organize a win back for a couple of hits, we’ll take out02:48:06
Let's block a smaller asteroid like this02:48:09
tell the line what to block here02:48:12
coast like this02:48:15
enough02:48:18
you say you're a professional02:48:23
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look02:48:55
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I02:51:05
I never liked to wait02:51:09
when you're waiting02:51:11
seconds pass slowly02:51:14
reluctantly02:51:15
as if they were mocking me02:51:21
And when you finally get what02:51:24
waited, you're not getting any more out of it02:51:28
no joy Our whole life is02:51:31
continuous anticipation02:51:37
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the right moment02:51:46
in summer we wait for winter and in winter summer we wait02:51:51
We are waiting for your birthday New Year when02:51:56
the weekend will come02:51:58
calendar clock02:52:00
the most terrible invention in the world but not02:52:05
Boogie we're still waiting for something02:52:09
How can you have fun, for example?02:52:12
from gardening It’s simply impossible02:52:15
wait until here02:52:20
normal tomato02:52:23
and you won't wait02:52:30
What is your secret cat, how much do you need?02:52:34
patience to wait for the harvest Oh yes, just02:52:38
I love gardening, I can’t live without02:52:42
this matter, but in the winter it’s not good02:52:46
garden How do you have the patience?02:52:49
wait for spring02:52:51
In winter I sleep options and it's already spring02:52:57
fall asleep02:52:59
so as not to wait, it’s brilliant02:53:04
How can you sleep through the winter?02:53:09
all processes in the body slow down02:53:14
I wonder if this applies to all organisms02:53:17
act or only on the bearish in general02:53:21
Maybe02:53:24
the frog was found frozen like an ice cube02:53:27
defrosted02:53:39
as much as you like02:53:51
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Yes, some kind of new youth hobby02:54:00
sit in refrigerators but with02:54:03
the frog worked02:54:05
defrosted At least henna Well, we have you02:54:08
not a frog but the very best02:54:11
warm-blooded sheep and its carcass should02:54:15
keep warm really overheat02:54:17
not really worth it either02:54:19
perfect temperature for us02:54:22
36.6 which of our temperatures will increase02:54:26
or decrease by at least one degree and02:54:30
we get cold and hot, but what if02:54:34
temperature deviate from normal02:54:36
degrees 4 guard our lives are in danger02:54:42
all these tendernesses because of the fact that it is vital02:54:46
important processes in our body take place with02:54:49
participation02:54:50
These are substances that accelerate or02:54:54
slow down all chemical reactions02:54:58
these same enzymes are very sensitive to02:55:01
temperature is the ideal temperature for02:55:04
most of them are 37 degrees and even at02:55:08
43 they are damaged irrevocably because of this02:55:13
enzyme of addiction we have to02:55:16
all my life to escape from excessive02:55:19
hypothermia or overheating therefore02:55:22
In winter we go02:55:24
swim or hide02:55:26
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plowed around to no one, don't take care of yourself02:55:30
so take care of your enzymes02:55:33
So I had to wait again02:55:37
of his recovery But the thought02:55:40
didn't give me a defrosted frog02:55:42
peace I wanted to study this issue02:55:47
in more detail And since I need patience02:55:50
never enough, I decided right away02:55:52
turn to technology02:55:59
how to freeze yourself for later02:56:02
wake up02:56:05
that's how I learned about wonderful science02:56:09
cryonics cryonics is the science of conservation02:56:14
biological objects using02:56:17
frost turned out to be a decrease02:56:20
body temperature slows down02:56:23
thermal motion of molecules and therefore02:56:26
the rate of all chemical reactions02:56:29
when frozen Our body is not only02:56:32
saves nerves from unnecessary expectations It02:56:35
not yet and not sooner in the future scientists02:56:39
learned to freeze astronauts during02:56:42
time of long flights between planets02:56:44
even before teleportation was invented02:56:48
in this state the astronauts could02:56:50
be at it for years02:56:57
it turned out that we are almost 7002:57:00
percent consists of water02:57:05
which02:57:06
tears tissue02:57:10
the easiest way for insects and frogs in their02:57:13
there's a thing in the blood called glycerin02:57:15
this glycerin protects their bodies from02:57:19
damage and freezing02:57:23
at least henna02:57:25
was invented for those less fortunate02:57:29
Another method is instant freezing at02:57:32
very rapid drop in temperature02:57:33
water molecules do not have time to collide02:57:36
with each other and form crystals02:57:39
ice Which means our body remains intact02:57:42
and unharmed02:57:45
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It will be ready in an hour02:58:37
I finally waited for the moment when02:58:40
nothing and no one else was needed02:58:44
wait02:58:51
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one minute02:59:46
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it was a great time I just03:00:05
I forgot how to wait and what happened then03:00:08
came as a complete surprise to me03:00:21
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how long have I been frozen03:00:33
Centuries or maybe millennia that became03:00:38
what happened to my friends03:00:42
our civilization I don't know03:00:45
maybe I would have stayed frozen03:00:48
if the balloon had not crashed on this03:00:52
desert planet it's too late I realized03:00:57
that waiting is our life and all of it03:01:02
moments are priceless even the longest and03:01:05
boring but you miss everything03:01:09
now I have the last thing left03:01:13
expectation03:01:20
I almost didn’t understand. Where did he say ice cream?03:01:24
that he was empty, he was just dragging it in vain03:01:32
in order03:01:43
Eh, I wanted to eat some ice cream, pin03:01:47
out of nothing to do, the charolute is sorting03:01:53
time my friends I discovered03:01:56
I'm afraid I'll have to see an amazing anomaly03:01:59
hold on for more filler03:02:05
nothing, let's wait03:02:07
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my slow one you are not ready yet03:03:45
We have very little time03:03:54
I didn't tell you anything03:04:05
I was studying the archives of the future in my spare time and03:04:09
our descendants unearthed an amazing thing03:04:12
discovered the most interesting planet03:04:16
the surface was completely burnt due to03:04:18
increased solar activity03:04:20
What a horror, yes, very sad, but the most03:04:25
remarkable among the ashes of explorers03:04:29
discovered03:04:30
excavation please03:04:34
This03:04:36
metal structures imagine03:04:38
future scientists argue about them03:04:41
origin but most are sure that03:04:44
this is the Legacy of their intelligent civilization03:04:47
called the iron city03:04:51
So it turns out whole03:04:54
intelligent civilizations in our time03:04:58
there is no fatal flash in their sun yet03:05:01
We have a few hours left03:05:04
there is a unique chance to save the whole03:05:07
Civilization and unravel03:05:19
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strange the air is breathable03:05:33
water and vegetation03:05:36
simply must be on this planet03:05:39
Intelligent life but the scanner doesn't catch anything03:05:42
alive03:05:44
Yes Put your junk things away easier. Need03:05:48
be03:05:52
courts03:05:54
evacuation evacuation03:06:02
don't rush things, tow truck03:06:05
my loud one They are not yet03:06:08
fire victims another 15 hours03:06:14
What was it03:06:16
What do you think these plants could be?03:06:21
predatory03:06:23
unlikely but it's the same03:06:27
I moved, that's how I ate it03:06:32
an ordinary tree can suck out03:06:36
land more than 100 cubic meters of water and then03:06:39
evaporate her air. What kind of03:06:42
dependence the more leaves a plant has03:06:45
the more it evaporates along with the water03:06:49
the plant absorbs all kinds of nutrients03:06:52
for myself03:06:53
this broth is moving along03:06:56
water-conducting fabric which is called03:06:59
there are such small channels03:07:05
through tiny holes in the leaves03:07:09
Oxygen escapes from plants through them03:07:14
and includes carbon dioxide from which03:07:17
then you get sugar and starch03:07:20
say the plant breathes through these stomata03:07:24
At night or when it gets cold03:07:27
they fall asleep and close, but in the heat it’s the other way around03:07:31
the leaves open wide open03:07:34
evaporate more water and therefore reduce03:07:38
plant temperature So this is normal03:07:42
only a healthy plant03:07:46
a wonderful lecture that took away from us03:07:49
so much precious time Let's03:07:52
Let's hurry up, we still need to find it03:07:54
brothers in mind03:08:02
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and iron city03:08:17
probably wind plant03:08:21
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Hey03:08:29
Is there anyone alive03:08:33
Answer me03:08:43
this whisper will drive me crazy soon03:08:48
the sun will set and they will close and there will be no03:08:51
it's so hot for a while03:08:56
look at the tracks03:08:59
these are our footprints, we don't walk in circles03:09:03
It seems we are the only intelligent beings03:09:06
on this planet so can these Claptraps03:09:10
who will find our handiwork here03:09:13
this is a thought. They are very similar to03:09:17
remains03:09:18
It's hilarious if posterity takes it for03:09:23
signs of civilization are the remains of ours03:09:26
rescue expedition03:09:38
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and in which direction did we leave the charlet?03:09:56
where should I run?03:09:59
You have no idea03:10:11
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we have driven ourselves into a trap, we are03:10:21
the mystery of the burnt planet we'll see later03:10:28
sorry blade of grass Nothing personal fight03:10:32
for survival03:10:48
These are seeds Why do you need them to save them?03:10:52
It would be nice to start by saving03:10:56
your kind03:10:59
let's run03:11:46
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my heroic friend leave me alone03:11:55
You will definitely have time03:12:00
Bee sting me03:12:03
then at least give up this unfortunate thing03:12:06
seed03:12:08
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Bee sting me03:13:09
phenomenal03:13:14
this is Iron City or whatever it's called03:13:20
most03:13:21
go away it came from I think I know where it came from03:13:32
if the soil is rich in minerals the plant03:13:35
will slowly absorb them along with03:13:38
water when the concentration of metal atoms03:13:41
grows in the plant they stick together03:13:44
water crystals form between each other03:13:48
evaporates03:13:49
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over the years, entire03:13:55
metal03:14:05
growing by leaps and bounds look how03:14:08
pretty03:14:11
Yes, good Andrey, he’s real03:14:15
Garden revolution can be a plant03:14:17
used to extract metals or03:14:19
cleanse the soil of all nasty things or is it03:14:22
build houses directly from iron and only03:14:27
long probably03:14:29
I hoped that the burnt Planet would give03:14:34
something interesting for us03:14:36
intelligent Civilization for example03:14:40
gave it then gave it to Darion's horse03:14:43
do you know me03:14:46
can you now write the answer to03:14:50
descendants in no case would you know03:14:54
How many wonderful works will there be03:14:56
written by missing inhabitants of iron03:14:59
why would I take cities from ours?03:15:02
descendants such a source of inspiration03:15:05
Let them stay in their romantic03:15:09
ignorance and you know what, how can I tell them03:15:13
now I'm jealous03:15:20
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all teeth03:16:05
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good stars bright and beautiful But03:16:35
I wonder am I good or bad question03:16:40
as I understand it rhetorical This is very03:16:43
important question I never do anything03:16:46
bad Why Because I'm so03:16:50
educates03:16:51
inside me he can conscience And who is he03:16:56
this whole one how it defines what is03:16:59
Well, what does he look like without03:17:02
Cousin can't figure it out here03:17:07
it's really important for me to figure it out03:17:11
buddy Should you worry?03:17:16
after all, decency is from birth for us03:17:20
mere mortals have to spend their entire lives03:17:22
choose between light and03:17:25
darkness03:17:38
good dig Tell me about nature03:17:42
light03:17:43
darkness is the color of this energy that we can03:17:47
see our eye sees in the range from03:17:50
purple to red therefore ours03:17:52
the picture of the world depends on physical03:17:54
properties of matter and its interaction with03:17:57
light in the optical range so if03:17:59
we wish we could see ultraviolet radiation03:18:01
that glass would not seem transparent to us03:18:04
because ultraviolet radiation does not penetrate through03:18:06
glass and the world in infrared light03:18:09
would look completely unusual03:18:14
answer this question clearly03:18:16
You can't have light on one side, you can.03:18:18
treated as an electromagnetic wave03:18:20
on the other hand, light is a stream of particles03:18:24
particles of light are called photons03:18:27
have their own energy and zero03:18:29
masses03:18:31
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Well, this time we did without03:18:57
cousins this needs to be taken urgently03:19:01
practice03:19:11
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Friends03:19:48
96 percent pure candy03:19:55
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This happens03:20:12
How can you be so careless with03:20:17
drugs03:20:21
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It's not me, but who am I?03:21:04
I probably won’t tell everyone yet03:21:06
about my caps up03:21:09
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Stop immediately03:21:32
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[laughter]03:22:37
Where are you03:22:39
can you help03:22:54
Why do you know I've been here lately?03:22:57
I do all sorts of nasty things that are not even offensive03:23:02
I remember like this03:23:05
in slippers03:23:14
stationery on a chair03:23:19
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so-so to be honest Well, you know03:23:28
They'll look at what to take from me.03:23:31
maybe remember how I do all this in a dream03:23:34
I go and I have everything03:23:36
split personality and a T-shirt03:23:40
What have I gotten myself into? Well, can you help me?03:23:44
I think a cage with a lock is a great solution03:23:48
everything will pass, I promise you03:23:53
I used to Why is Bibi good because03:23:57
what do I have03:23:58
invisibility hat it's easy to be good03:24:02
when you're in sight and when it's the other way around03:24:07
excuse me03:24:10
buddy It’s very touching that you03:24:13
you're trying to take all the blame but03:24:16
believe that you did all this03:24:19
impossible You have no decency03:24:23
genetic level03:24:26
it turns out that03:24:28
And this is your story about the invisibility hat03:24:31
sorry, this is simply unscientific03:24:35
I'll explain the principle of operation now03:24:38
we know that our atom consists of food and03:24:42
electrons but much more and03:24:45
free space if our atom03:24:47
bil like a big big Keith current03:24:50
billborot with the world how pretty he is03:24:53
very water electronic it's tiny03:24:56
food particles03:24:59
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Well, for some reason this is not so, but that’s because03:25:20
when the Photon passes through him necessarily03:25:24
you need to take an electron and move it from03:25:28
low energy level for more03:25:30
high If the difference between the levels is not03:25:34
big and then strong then it's easy03:25:36
transfers Electron but immediately itself03:25:39
is absorbed and because of this the light is not03:25:42
passes03:25:43
that's how they work03:25:45
any non-transparent object of course03:25:49
light passing through a transparent object03:25:51
it’s just that transparent atoms have a very large03:25:55
distance between energy level03:25:58
then eats to transfer electronic03:26:02
the level is higher but he has nothing03:26:04
It turns out that Don gets tired of it and he03:26:07
goes further until it passes through all the atoms03:26:11
through03:26:12
liquids and organics everything is much more03:26:15
worse than the electrons packed here03:26:19
the molecules themselves also vibrate03:26:22
flies here and there, rotates and changes03:26:25
such a series of obstacles for the photon to pass03:26:28
very difficult but I figured out how03:26:32
increase the difference between energy03:26:34
level in my atoms and reduce03:26:37
vibrations in molecules photons are no longer03:26:40
be absorbed and pin become invisible03:26:44
very bad invisible03:26:48
[applause]03:26:49
I think I'm going to break this thing and I'm already03:26:53
I almost didn't believe it03:26:57
that I can kill03:27:00
I'll take it now03:27:07
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Q.E.D.03:27:44
Let's03:27:48
attention for a minute03:27:50
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I'm I'm all I am03:28:00
very bad penguin03:28:10
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all teeth03:29:05
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during this time it was possible to have a mountain of pancakes and03:29:33
sing Everest Christmas trees as much as possible yes But03:29:37
don't forget that everyone loves owls A03:29:41
that means Everest will need more than one03:29:50
you know03:29:51
Today we had such a funny dream03:29:54
just like that we sat at the table and waited for our03:29:57
favorite delicacy but Sovunya instead03:30:01
made a sandwich for pancakes03:30:07
Saturday is pancake day, whatever03:30:11
The question is03:30:16
So here's03:30:23
This is what it turns out you had03:30:27
prophetic dream most likely simple03:30:31
coincidence03:30:35
as soon as you set a new password03:30:38
you need to write it down right away03:30:49
Now I have to choose everything myself03:30:52
numbers yes this is the output here only 100003:30:56
options03:30:58
you will laugh But this situation again03:31:02
exactly like in my dream today03:31:07
let's learn03:31:10
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I'm already starting to get used to it03:31:22
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I'm sorry I'm first03:31:32
Sorry, How can I help you, little moose?03:31:37
I need your advice Look at these of yours03:31:40
dream What kind of fertilizer to choose Come on03:31:44
This is not a scientific approach, you were dreaming03:31:50
What other approach is needed here? You go there03:31:54
napper03:32:06
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Wait I can't do this anymore I already03:33:12
slept for the rest of my life03:33:16
just don't scare us how we are03:33:18
now without your predictive words03:33:21
But before, you were somehow without them03:33:24
got along and now we are in horror03:33:27
remember this dark time03:33:29
uncertainty so let's go03:33:32
side We have accumulated a lot here03:33:34
questions03:33:44
shrouded in nerves03:33:49
thank you, but you can’t just rely on03:33:52
for a hint03:34:02
great I'm sleeping again Why am I still03:34:06
time I fall for this trick with03:34:08
sleeping pills03:34:10
questions03:34:12
lights up all the questions and how convenient03:34:16
get answers to them in a dream Honestly03:34:19
saying I'd rather do without03:34:21
hints03:34:23
but can all questions be answered?03:34:26
answer yourself03:34:32
can travel at a speed of 60 km/h what03:34:36
she will cover the distance in an hour. It’s the same03:34:39
just 60 km in an ideal world A03:34:44
if the road is rough03:34:46
[laughter]03:34:53
in front instead of the road there will be03:34:57
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what are you getting at because not in all03:35:02
problems there are ideal conditions and03:35:05
predictable solutions03:35:13
in a dream the insight came to me We03:35:16
we can do just fine without tips03:35:19
If03:35:20
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I think I'm still dreaming03:35:32
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he still sleeps for as long as he will03:35:41
act this tea who knows03:35:47
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I can’t anymore. I urgently need to choose from03:35:56
what will I choose next time?03:35:59
I don’t really know what to do now03:36:15
It's great, you don't even have to come up with a question03:36:18
You can just repeat03:36:22
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unusual, in my opinion, very harmonious03:36:43
What's the point of making a fuss about the prophecy?03:36:47
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what's happening03:37:28
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see how to solve this problem What03:37:48
more sons need to act quickly03:37:51
ginger for nerves03:37:57
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in the main hand the damage is close03:38:10
critical, maybe you'll try after all03:38:13
shove03:38:18
a lot of ways to fight a fire03:38:23
start on-board computer03:38:26
depressurization of the main deckhouses03:38:42
impossible in a vacuum03:38:46
remove just don’t say that you are again03:38:49
waiting for a hint03:38:51
Krosh had four carrots and he ate one03:38:55
How much is left03:38:57
one two three All right three and in this03:39:01
the task has a clearly stated condition03:39:04
a solution known in advance and03:39:07
the only correct answer03:39:10
such problems are called closed; we03:39:14
often found in textbooks and even if03:39:16
the task is difficult in the end We can always03:39:19
find the answer03:39:21
but in real life problems with ideal03:39:24
conditions almost non-existent How03:39:27
fastest way to get there03:39:30
where could the second sock be made of?03:39:33
make the most delicious sandwich03:39:36
such problems are called open in them03:39:40
there are no clear conditions and no known in advance03:39:43
solutions are moreover correct03:39:45
there may be several answers03:39:48
closed tasks are taught to apply03:39:50
standard logic tools and03:39:53
perseverance03:39:54
are open and develop a desire for knowledge03:39:57
critical thinking and most importantly03:40:00
on one's own03:40:03
the more open tasks you have03:40:06
solve the more creative and open03:40:10
you won't need it anymore03:40:12
hints and fortune telling03:40:15
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I'll dream about something like this03:40:27
during this time you could eat a mountain of pancakes03:40:30
bake03:40:37
I'll need more than one, you know, today03:40:41
I had such a funny dream that’s why03:41:00
nonsense nothing to say03:41:05
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I03:42:40
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So03:42:45
drumsticks Oh I have Congratulations03:42:49
me03:42:50
slowly I came up with it03:42:54
word03:42:56
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It would never have occurred to me03:43:12
What power03:43:16
What a powerful sound03:43:21
So what is this your Tirli Kurendui03:43:26
means Nothing just a word03:43:30
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and this is where you are mistaken03:43:39
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signs are very different but in each of them03:43:48
there are three elements03:43:50
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meaning that is a sign03:43:57
signified that is, object03:44:00
and the process itself that connects03:44:03
signified and signified, that is, cognition03:44:08
for this, as a rule, there should be03:44:11
outside observer03:44:13
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this is very important without someone03:44:21
perceives the sign03:44:24
a group of people03:44:28
For example, if the driver sees03:44:33
he understands what is needed03:44:35
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and if the same sign is03:44:52
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But if he does not have an object to which he03:45:08
tied then this is no longer a word but03:45:12
just a set of sounds03:45:14
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that means mine03:45:21
telesmoking empty sound in general yes03:45:25
For example03:45:31
And especially03:45:32
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Yeah almost03:46:40
Do you want me to help?03:46:45
Let's03:46:55
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useless in this world have already been invented03:47:47
too many words03:47:50
do you want me to be yours?03:47:55
Nyusha Well, what kind of Tirli Kurenny are you?03:48:02
Beautiful03:48:04
my friends this is amazing we are all standing03:48:08
on the verge of the greatest discovery03:48:12
just unbelieveble03:48:13
phenomenal squared03:48:16
cubed03:48:26
it is believed that our solar system03:48:29
has been studied for a long time and no longer conceals03:48:31
high-profile openings in the center are located03:48:35
The sun around which they revolve03:48:38
and many more different objects03:48:41
remaining after the formation of this03:48:44
systems03:48:45
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Some of them03:49:05
This strangeness can be explained if03:49:07
add a new planet to the calculations03:49:11
which Previously, astronomers simply did not03:49:13
suspected03:49:14
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such a Planet should be 10 times03:49:21
heavier than Earth03:49:25
and move along a very elongated03:49:28
elliptical orbit making a complete03:49:30
revolution around the Sun in about 1503:49:33
thousand years03:49:36
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Of course these are still theories but03:49:40
the probability of error is estimated at only 703:49:43
thousandths of a percent to confirm this03:49:46
theory we need to discover a new planet in03:49:49
telescope given its huge orbit on03:49:52
it will take at least 5 years03:49:55
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But these searches are worth it if03:50:02
success rewards we will be planet 903:50:05
solar system03:50:08
Can you imagine the New Planet, this is it03:50:11
to go crazy03:50:13
great news of the knee and how we got it03:50:16
we'll call you when we find it. Honestly, I'm still03:50:20
I didn't think so, but it's an option03:50:23
stop it seems we all know how it will be03:50:28
called This Planet03:50:38
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Sometimes it happens03:50:58
It must be such a small probability03:51:01
errors03:51:03
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It's unlikely that anything will make me happy03:51:38
wait a minute03:51:41
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[laughter]03:52:10
I've been using this recipe for a week03:52:24
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Are you kidding03:52:35
I've never been so serious03:52:39
typical03:52:40
chicken terlik03:52:42
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I recognized him immediately03:53:05
I just adjusted the calculations a little03:53:08
his03:53:12
10 times heavier than the earth03:53:18
blow now your word is valid03:53:21
word and soon the whole world will know about it03:53:32
Sorry friends, but I already found it03:53:36
putting your word to work03:53:41
Nyusha I will demonstrate03:53:53
and we don't need anything else03:54:05
What about03:54:07
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sounds good03:54:18
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and your whole life will change as soon as03:54:49
you'll pick up03:54:50
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female thing tricky masks vs science03:55:02
the thing is strong03:55:05
Pieces of iron your whole life changes like03:55:08
just save it03:55:11
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any fines for exceeding03:55:45
speed03:55:55
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I hasten to inform you friends that you are too03:56:19
infantile because of this your self-indulgence03:56:22
goes beyond all limits03:56:24
infa that, to put it simply, is very immature in03:56:29
your behavior03:56:31
It's just that we know how to have fun, but you don't.03:56:35
this whole thing is yours, how did you understand it?03:56:38
in general, but in my opinion someone just needs03:56:40
grow up Yes, much more03:56:43
Hedgehog even has gray hair03:56:47
External signs are unfortunately not an indicator03:56:50
maturity03:56:54
How to distinguish an adult from a child03:56:56
It would seem that the answer is obvious. But if you remove03:57:00
external differences what they will be03:57:02
differ03:57:06
the child cannot restrain himself and goes03:57:10
based on your immediate desires03:57:14
at the same time he does not think and does not care03:57:18
But it’s easy to give in to emotions03:57:23
Children behave in accordance with their03:57:26
desires03:57:27
without thinking about others03:57:29
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they are rebellious and03:57:38
maximalism03:57:44
an adult knows how to manage emotions and03:57:48
able to keep one's mind under control03:57:49
mood03:57:52
he can make his own decisions and change03:57:55
your way of life this property is called03:57:58
independence03:58:02
but probably the most important property03:58:04
an adult's responsibility03:58:07
no one is responsible for his actions03:58:10
without dumping this responsibility03:58:13
Now you understand what's different03:58:16
adult from child so that adults03:58:21
this is pedagogy, the science of education. This is03:58:27
will help you03:58:36
ha ha03:58:37
hedgehog03:58:38
Hedgehog Wake up03:58:41
Christmas tree-needles, you’re not a digger to03:58:44
rush into something03:58:48
If I wake up and you're definitely in my03:58:52
pull something in. Since when are you like this?03:58:55
prudent to you that someone from03:58:58
adults bitten03:58:59
Get up03:59:04
I realized one cool thing: grown-up children03:59:08
this is all a convention that is specially03:59:11
invented so they could read03:59:13
annotations and others, look how many03:59:15
years old To be honest, not even03:59:19
I forgot, but maybe you even her03:59:23
eldest you are talking about gray hair again because03:59:26
that age has nothing to do with it03:59:29
there are funny guys03:59:31
but now I know what to do with it03:59:36
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tomorrow our bore will turn into04:00:04
Cheerful and carefree04:00:08
in general, in these same ones you understood that's for sure04:00:11
it will work until we try we won't know04:00:15
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I don’t want to upset our conspirators04:00:35
but a book that does not use the fullest04:00:39
unscientific nonsense04:00:40
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I offer more than one place04:00:46
Pedagogical approach to play along04:00:50
will look at himself from the outside04:01:10
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real jam04:01:20
Wow, my back went through, apparently the soup didn’t04:01:25
just delicious04:01:26
I also feel something incredible04:01:29
Tide Silke04:01:47
boring04:02:07
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Hooray04:02:19
It worked04:02:28
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see I'm the Firebird04:02:36
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with dosage04:02:51
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I don’t want cartoons, I want a fairy tale04:03:18
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[laughter]04:03:28
Try not to express yourself04:03:36
enough experiments already04:03:42
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in order to become an adult04:03:46
It's not enough Just every year04:03:48
to celebrate a birthday04:03:51
at the same time you still need a good04:03:53
you need to learn to work on yourself04:03:55
behave correctly and not fool around there04:03:58
somewhere completely inappropriate04:04:00
you need to have knowledge and what it will be04:04:03
the more diverse the better a person cannot04:04:06
call yourself an adult if he is absolutely04:04:08
doesn't understand anything04:04:11
he will always listen to the opinion of others04:04:14
more experienced person04:04:16
and will not be capricious if he has04:04:19
something does not work04:04:21
adult responsibility for everyone04:04:24
step and every word spoken by an adult04:04:27
this is the one who knows how to restrain emotions goes04:04:29
to its clearly defined04:04:31
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I wonder how long it will last04:04:45
our pedagogical04:04:56
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Maybe this evening when we put everyone to bed04:05:03
sleep04:05:04
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chess04:05:08
I would love to do this for today04:05:11
I'm tired, I wish I'd gone to bed earlier04:05:26
drive some fines for exceeding04:05:29
speed04:05:43
How boring are you?04:06:05
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the younger generation is completely out of touch04:06:27
catch up don't play music loudly04:06:31
listen How can you be so boring04:06:33
Yes, of course, age is nothing, tomorrow is ours04:06:38
the name will become much04:06:41
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don’t you have the feeling you lived like04:06:56
like something very familiar is happening04:06:59
forget about the smart words buddy04:07:02
tomorrow will have to fall into04:07:05
childhood needs to be taught a lesson04:07:09
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here it is, sting me bee, that same island04:09:36
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And it was worth swimming so far to04:09:44
sunbathe04:09:45
Christmas trees Nyusha how many times to repeat We04:09:48
We're not here on vacation by the way04:09:50
we'll look for the treasure04:09:52
they asked for it on my head04:09:55
There's treasure here and we have a tan here04:09:58
important scientific04:10:02
expedition What could be more important04:10:06
treasures what I'm looking for is much more important we04:10:10
my discover new species on this island04:10:14
plants04:10:15
plant is the kingdom of living organisms04:10:18
which includes grass trees04:10:21
shrubs ferns lichens04:10:24
algae and so on the science that studies04:10:27
plants are called Botany now04:10:30
time Botany about 350 thousand different04:10:34
plant species04:10:36
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Kopych already has so many of these plants04:10:42
revealed to you that there is little or nothing on this04:10:46
nothing seems to be growing on the island04:10:49
solid rocks only outside. What the04:10:52
you can't see them04:10:54
the fog is above so we'll fly over it04:11:00
I can not see anything04:11:02
What if there is nature there? Yes04:11:05
historical preserved if I'm right04:11:08
This is some unpaired field of new botany04:11:12
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beauty04:11:58
Bite me bee they grow here in the thousands04:12:02
there are no more years of such nature anywhere in04:12:06
in the world How is it all preserved here?04:12:09
without weeding any fertilizers04:12:15
and without us they are fine on their own. But04:12:19
we are without them04:12:20
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the most important difference between plants and others04:12:24
organisms have the ability to synthesize all04:12:27
essential organic substances from04:12:30
inorganic for any plant to grow04:12:33
All you need is soil, sunlight and04:12:36
air04:12:39
So this is what the plant turns out to be too04:12:43
alive or what? Of course04:12:47
They don't move. I mean, they don't walk.04:12:51
they talk, but they grow and change04:12:54
As one person said, Engels life04:12:57
is a form of existence of protein bodies04:13:03
what is life this difficult question04:13:07
tormented man since ancient times04:13:10
Everything around us, including us, consists04:13:13
from molecules So why alone04:13:16
structures made from molecules can be called04:13:18
alive And others are not living organisms in04:13:21
unlike others they have a unique04:13:24
the ability to reproduce, to put it simply04:13:27
gather your new representatives04:13:30
However, nothing interferes with, for example, a robot04:13:33
build your exact copy04:13:35
but will he still be alive?04:13:37
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very simply the main sign of life is04:13:44
squirrels squirrels04:13:47
the only ISO all processes04:13:48
proteins occurring in living organisms04:13:51
hemoglobin carries oxygen proteins04:13:54
receptors help us respond to04:13:55
light and smell are made up of proteins04:13:58
muscles and with the help of antibody proteins we04:14:01
protect yourself from viruses, all proteins are collected04:14:04
from various amino acids Like from cubes04:14:07
we need 20 constructors for life04:14:10
different types of amino acids Unfortunately04:14:13
We ourselves can synthesize only 1104:14:15
species and the rest must consume04:14:18
plant food as opposed to animal food04:14:20
can synthesize all 20 required04:14:24
amino acids, therefore it is quite possible to be04:14:27
vegetarian04:14:34
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Speaking of life, not even a mosquito04:15:09
there are no caterpillars, be they wrong Yaya04:15:13
I know insects. Well, okay, I still don’t know.04:15:16
What kind of things in this prehistoric garden04:15:19
flies were flying04:15:27
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can't be here yet04:15:39
dried up04:15:41
Well, you said that they can get by04:15:44
without us04:15:45
there wasn't enough sun, bad soil if we04:15:50
we could have found this place earlier04:15:53
help We're late04:16:18
Ouch04:16:20
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Did you see that04:16:31
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fridge04:16:50
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Christmas trees04:17:42
Nyusha04:17:45
Nyusha where are you already?04:17:56
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But figure it out04:18:14
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they arranged it here04:18:53
we almost devoured all of us04:18:58
thought that you04:19:00
the end he's hungry Poor thing04:19:04
all around there is absolutely nothing to eat04:19:07
little one, I caught you some fish this morning04:19:11
Kopych You said that it was a plant04:19:14
All you need is sun and water04:19:16
There are exceptions in some places04:19:20
plants lack nutrients04:19:23
earth So they learned to lure04:19:25
catch insects with strong smell04:19:29
these plants are called carnivorous plants Phew so04:19:34
this is where this smell comes from and this is where it went04:19:37
all insects04:19:39
for so many years, so what, he’s predatory04:19:44
maybe even the last of his04:19:46
don't leave him to die of hunger04:19:49
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Kopych, do you have any more fishing rods?04:20:09
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my friends my bored friends04:22:30
perfect for ski lovers04:22:33
ski slopes of any level04:22:35
difficulties females snowboards everything to your liking04:22:38
anything and more unique opportunities04:22:41
Northern lights wonderful winter holiday04:22:45
on the cozy Northern Island which04:22:47
will not leave anyone indifferent04:22:50
great idea04:22:51
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that I can't stay04:23:31
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our friend is busy04:23:35
we will definitely miss you04:23:39
my friends who are cheerful first of all04:23:42
hotel accommodation games entertainment04:23:45
they'll wait04:23:50
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Here's a cozy Northern Island for you04:24:04
I don’t understand anything, it’s all written here04:24:07
with the latest technology04:24:14
these postcards have been around for over ten years now04:24:23
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Of course there is no electricity left04:24:47
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Well at least04:24:55
So cold04:25:03
delicious pearl barley porridge04:25:06
even cold04:25:09
nothing to heat up04:25:11
no electricity no trees no04:25:17
all that remains here is made of iron or04:25:20
fireproof plastic04:25:22
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you're only here04:25:30
listen my desperate04:25:34
Are we civilized beings?04:25:36
we can think of nothing better than to burn04:25:39
a couple of chairs04:25:42
we'll assume aluminum, but we're not talking about04:25:46
I'm talking about alternative ones04:25:48
energy sources04:25:51
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the most familiar sources for us04:25:56
energy is oil gas and coal but how04:26:00
practice shows that their reserves are not04:26:02
endless today people are actively searching04:26:05
other or alternative sources04:26:07
energy04:26:09
energy is everywhere you just need it04:26:12
learn to get it04:26:20
here it is worth paying attention to04:26:22
natural processes for example04:26:24
we know that the moon and the sun04:26:26
attract water from seas and oceans therefore04:26:29
water in the sea two or four times a day04:26:32
rises for a while and then04:26:34
goes down04:26:36
energy of water flowing at high tide04:26:39
first one way and then the other04:26:41
can be used if the water is lowered04:26:43
special tidal blades04:26:45
generator04:26:54
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have been used for hundreds of years I'm talking about the most04:27:05
ordinary windmills04:27:18
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The wind generator operation scheme is the same04:27:24
like a windmill the wind turns the blades but04:27:27
the energy received is not spent on04:27:29
grinding flour and is converted into04:27:31
electricity04:27:49
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the wind didn't freeze, it just died down, but04:28:38
Now we're not so cold04:28:46
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Why04:28:54
of course my friends the sun is the same04:28:59
phenomenal source of energy and let04:29:02
it doesn't warm here but its cold light04:29:04
we can convert to electricity04:29:08
sunlight can be turned into04:29:10
electricity using solar04:29:12
elements of silicon wafers when light04:29:15
it falls on a silicon wafer04:29:17
knocks electrons out of these atoms04:29:19
electrons will repel each other04:29:22
friend and move along the wire in one04:29:24
direction And this is electric04:29:26
current04:29:27
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forget04:29:34
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tongue and I can’t feel my legs for another couple of hours and04:30:06
There will be no light04:30:12
maybe the pin will be back sooner04:30:18
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we have to make it sooner rather than later04:30:23
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until the top layer of the Earth is too04:30:31
frozen04:30:37
Let them do it04:30:40
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we can use truly04:30:55
energy source heat of the earth04:30:58
the earth's warmth is an inexhaustible source04:31:01
energy even in the coldest winter04:31:04
the temperature at a depth of more than a meter is already04:31:06
positively, after all, inside our planet04:31:11
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Come on, help me. I was thinking. First we04:31:23
wanted to use wind energy and04:31:26
The wind died down and then we remembered04:31:30
energy from the sun now there is no sun04:31:33
What if something happens from the Planet now?04:31:39
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not tired you my we are almost there04:31:51
needed04:31:54
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It's getting cold here again Here we are04:32:04
Let's install a container here through which04:32:06
we will drive the water thereby heating04:32:09
her and so as not to lose04:32:11
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thicker than the earth whose capacity is04:32:17
two tubes are connected to the surface04:32:19
One water flows into the container through the other04:32:21
pumped out onto the surface04:32:23
the surfaces of the tube pass04:32:26
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look04:32:31
these are the northern lights04:32:34
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I hope it's a good place to live here04:32:52
our friend is punctual, you are as accurate as04:32:56
always But it would be better to fly to04:32:59
a few days earlier04:33:02
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fairy tale04:35:09
fairy tale This is an instructive story that04:35:13
parent tells his child04:35:18
told you a fairy tale Well, I don't know how04:35:21
tell a tale04:35:24
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Okay Okay just don't do that04:35:31
interface04:35:33
Well listen to your tale04:35:39
once upon a time a beautiful icy side04:35:44
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Why04:35:56
this must be a story about04:36:00
love and it's not cold in the north04:36:13
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and he immediately fall in love04:36:30
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The brave musician ran up to the princesses04:36:40
best songs04:36:42
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and still played some song and got04:37:01
princess04:37:04
with such tales, modern youth04:37:07
completely dissatisfied04:37:09
betrayed not the complexity of the conflict hand04:37:13
princesses still need to be earned04:37:25
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I don't want everyone to be happy04:37:44
otherwise the princess's hand has become lazy04:37:50
must be earned04:37:56
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And what happened next04:38:29
I don't know the tower is very tall it's not04:38:32
to climb they need a device for04:38:35
voice communication at a distance, what do they need?04:38:38
you need to put it simply, known to everyone04:38:40
telephone04:38:41
the phone transforms the sound waves of our04:38:45
voices into electrical impulses and04:38:48
transmits these impulses through a copper wire04:38:53
electrical impulses along a wire04:38:55
get into another phone and it04:38:57
turns them back into sound waves04:39:01
So we can hear each other very much04:39:05
as far away as possible04:39:07
grab the wires04:39:09
Even the tallest ones are not afraid of the phone04:39:12
towers04:39:15
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Well, I don’t know, storyteller04:39:21
don't like the phone, come up with your own04:39:24
way Well let there be a phone in front04:39:29
the wandering musician is nothing to her04:39:31
comes up with an idea and then he decides to ask04:39:34
the help of his friend the good wizard04:39:38
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and the wizard said, my wandering friend, I04:39:51
I can help you Just yesterday I invented04:39:54
one wonderful thing and named it04:39:58
telephone04:40:04
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princess hear the song and fall in love04:40:28
wandering musician they get married and live04:40:31
long and wait04:40:35
I forgot about the evil Witch, I'm sure she would04:40:41
I didn’t calmly look like a princess04:40:43
chatting on the phone with his musician04:40:46
she'll definitely do something else04:40:49
just don't thunder, otherwise everything will be lost04:40:53
do you think if this musician was scared04:40:55
some kind of thunderstorm Why does the princess need him at all04:40:57
needed04:40:58
For example, I'm not afraid of thunderstorms04:41:02
the musician may not be afraid, but04:41:05
I'm afraid the telephone connection won't handle it04:41:08
around the copper wire through which04:41:11
exchange electrical impulses04:41:13
our phones are formed04:41:16
electromagnetic field is a field04:41:18
it’s enough to just fix it like this04:41:21
way someone could overhear our04:41:24
telephone conversations04:41:25
But the most unpleasant thing is that these fields04:41:29
very sensitive to others04:41:31
electrical signal04:41:33
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so talk on the phone04:42:07
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and then really the princess never04:42:30
will hear the song of the poor musician04:42:39
m after all, you can transmit not only04:42:41
electricity but also light light by wires04:42:45
very simple if you put the source04:42:49
Light into a vessel with water and let it out04:42:52
vessel stream then Light will be04:42:54
spread along the flowing stream04:42:57
this is due to the effect of complete04:43:00
reflections of light on the water-air boundary04:43:03
so this is how fountains work with04:43:06
backlit How beautiful Yes this effect04:43:10
widely used, including04:43:13
fountains And thanks to him you can04:43:16
transmitting light through wires is true04:43:19
must be non-copper wires04:43:21
special glass for ability04:43:24
transmit light they are also called04:43:27
light guides The beam is reflected from the external04:43:30
shell and spreads along04:43:32
florist so that with the help of Light04:43:35
microphone is enough to transmit sound04:43:38
Connect with laser04:43:40
this phone converts the sound of our04:43:43
voices into light pulses and send them04:43:46
along the light guide at the other end of the light guide04:43:48
we will install photocells catching04:43:51
light pulses04:43:54
the phone converts them back to sound and04:43:57
the interlocutor will hear our voice04:44:01
this way you can transfer04:44:03
information not by electrical impulses04:44:07
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To produce light guides you need to go numb04:44:23
which is not so abundant in nature04:44:29
Well, you're full of sand everywhere, especially in04:44:32
fairy tale still life04:44:35
wizard04:44:37
new phone with light connection04:44:46
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lovely policeman04:44:51
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I didn't live happily ever after of course04:45:18
now they deserve it and they always have04:45:22
there was a wonderful telephone connection04:45:28
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glass wires for transmitting light04:45:53
called optical fibers Or04:45:56
fiber optic cables today04:45:59
replacing copper wires all over the world04:46:01
the importance of this invention was noted04:46:04
Nobel Committee in 2009 Charles04:46:08
Kau received the Nobel Prize in Physics04:46:10
for the development of fiber optic technology04:46:12
data transmission04:46:15
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silence [ __ ] thing is strong all teeth04:47:19
your whole life will change as soon as04:47:22
you'll take it04:47:23
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the very day04:47:31
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Honey buns04:48:12
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your culinary genius Like the speed of light04:49:00
simply unattainable04:49:04
excellent Come on, I haven't yet04:49:08
I tried it but I already want more in the queue04:49:11
Glutton04:49:12
seeds04:49:14
thank you thank you04:49:18
Bravo [music]04:49:24
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that something is wrong04:49:38
Sorry, but why are the pies salty?04:49:43
and ice cream can get a little tired04:49:48
and something will confuse who I am04:49:53
you won't get tired I have everything under me04:49:57
simple control04:50:01
just happy first of april everyone04:50:08
saw their faces played04:50:12
played04:50:14
funny Isn't it July now?04:50:19
mixing up sugar with salt is a shame What a shame04:50:27
this is a lifelong kitchen04:50:31
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tailbone Help me out Tell me the recipe04:50:42
universal04:50:43
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Wow04:50:50
not verified source of information Look04:50:54
you Well, then we’ll check now04:50:57
there is so much in this word, but in fact04:51:01
food is the batteries that keep us going04:51:04
required battery energy without04:51:07
which, unfortunately, we cannot do without04:51:10
We spend a lot on these batteries04:51:13
more energy than they can give04:51:16
Me too And all because the products require04:51:20
additional processing Because they can04:51:23
contain dangerous bacteria and other04:51:27
the most ancient method of processing high04:51:30
high temperature04:51:32
many bacteria die and not so04:51:36
becomes safe for consumption04:51:41
at the dawn of cooking Well, what a good method04:51:44
time-tested of course but like everyone else04:51:48
he has outdated methods04:51:49
significant disadvantage on average We04:51:52
we spend 10 times more on food production04:51:54
energy than what is ultimately obtained in this case04:51:57
and the cooking process itself is very tedious04:52:02
raw or something04:52:07
You are a woman, your place is on vacation and who04:52:12
Sorry, I'll cook04:52:14
multicooker unique inventions with04:52:17
in a fundamentally new way04:52:18
cooking costs energy and time04:52:21
minimized with him were forever04:52:24
forget about the burnt scrambled eggs and04:52:27
escaped well done multicook happiness04:52:29
which will not burn and will not run away anywhere04:52:32
one click and it's in your kitchen04:52:35
instant delivery anywhere04:52:36
space time04:52:53
Bon appetit04:53:02
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divine04:53:23
here, too, for those who need supplements04:53:28
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sports That's wonderful but what about this04:54:08
to get a little refreshment first04:54:11
that would definitely be great04:54:33
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What a pleasant lightness inside04:54:46
formed04:54:47
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now you can check it out, but you can04:54:54
run and eat at the same time04:55:04
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What the hell is going on here04:55:29
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multicook feedback service goal04:55:35
their service improvements are all talk04:55:36
recording something with this meat grinder is not04:55:39
so what do you want to mix in there?04:55:42
find out the secret of our magical taste04:55:44
we answer04:55:45
20th century prehistoric scientists believed that04:55:49
The earth is flat and all our tastes04:55:51
receptors are on the tongue04:55:54
it was believed that there were only five species04:55:57
sweetness, acidity, salinity and special04:56:01
receptor tuned to spicy foods04:56:03
fried meat and soy sauce for it even04:56:06
came up with a special name04:56:09
science does not stand still with time04:56:11
scientists got wiser and it turned out that04:56:14
taste buds are all over the place04:56:16
body in the nose, lungs, intestines and04:56:19
a lot of where04:56:21
and of course the taste sensations04:56:23
highly dependent on the smell of food New era in04:56:26
preparation began after opening04:56:28
that the most delicious combinations form04:56:31
foods that have a common taste04:56:33
harmonicas such as strawberries and cream04:56:37
bread and butter or macaroni and cheese04:56:42
after careful research it was04:56:43
a complete table of all flavors has been compiled04:56:46
harmonics are difficult to understand Isn’t it?04:56:48
just not for our multicooker04:56:52
all available data He created the product04:56:54
unparalleled in taste04:56:56
advantages of a product from which it is simple04:56:59
impossible to refuse Are you sure that04:57:02
this product is let's say crazy when04:57:06
the planet's population was 20 billion04:57:08
concepts of harmlessness to put it mildly04:57:11
simplified and what could be more harmful04:57:13
famine, scientists have figured out how to produce04:57:16
artificial meat from germ cells04:57:18
animals04:57:20
but poking the buttons of a complex device04:57:22
don't read the instructions it's definitely not worth it04:57:25
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We are not responsible for your actions04:57:30
we carry04:57:32
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So it wasn’t me who cooked for you, but this is Hell’s04:57:46
meat grinder And I'm no longer good for anything04:57:50
I don’t have time to do anything and I confuse the products04:57:54
food04:57:59
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what needs to be said04:59:20
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and this cannot be some kind05:01:11
Space hallucination05:01:15
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do you hear this music too?05:01:26
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I need to meet her05:01:59
I dream about this too but05:02:02
it will work what does it mean it won't work05:02:11
this is the coolest team05:02:13
researchers of the future they will travel all over05:02:15
The galaxy and everything Thanks to their captain05:02:18
Just05:02:21
boars in a row this is all great but05:02:24
what does my waltz have to do with it05:02:28
who will fly to this stupid planet05:02:36
it's all sad but what does it have to do with it05:02:40
still mine05:02:43
they say waltzing05:02:46
alien masterpiece That's it05:02:52
my worthless creation will come in handy05:02:55
some aliens without hearing05:02:58
it turned out that I just overtook mine05:03:01
time [laughter]05:03:13
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one two three one two05:03:52
need to warn the crew of the cheerful jellyfish05:03:55
we can save them05:03:57
How do you imagine it? Well, you05:04:01
somehow give your bottle you need to write05:04:03
a letter that they will read later05:04:07
A hundred years ago I knew some prophet05:04:09
what am I today05:04:11
I'll eat a wormy apple, he decided to write05:04:14
this verse is to warn me about this05:04:16
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don't trust the apple05:04:22
later I find out about this verse and what05:04:25
I'll decide that this is just a coincidence and05:04:28
I'll have breakfast with the same apple, we're here05:04:31
we say no slander05:04:33
I understand and I’m also sorry for all this fun05:04:37
jellyfish But there is nothing we can do05:04:43
we can for them my never exactly not05:04:46
they will crash. What interesting thing will it be on?05:04:50
work 100 years for some05:04:53
batteries05:04:56
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Looks like some people don't understand anything05:05:02
battery device If you look at05:05:05
to the sides you can see that we are surrounded05:05:07
many substances the simplest of them05:05:11
all are called chemical elements05:05:14
they have different properties05:05:16
some hard ones, not very light and05:05:19
heavy shiny and transparent there are even05:05:23
radio05:05:25
each of the chemical elements has05:05:28
one remarkable property ability05:05:31
lose your pieces if the element05:05:34
immerse in a liquid that conducts05:05:36
electric current from this element05:05:39
charged ions fly away - this is a property05:05:43
active chemicals are called chemical activity05:05:46
elements easily part with their05:05:48
emotions are inactive05:05:51
This feature of substances is used in05:05:55
batteries with completely different substances05:05:58
for example, zinc is lowered into05:06:01
It's better to take some liquid05:06:03
a solution of an alkali or acid salt05:06:06
the liquid is called an active electrolyte05:06:10
zinc begins to release its ions from05:06:13
For every ion there remain two05:06:15
negatively charged electron greedy05:06:19
copper gives up its ions very reluctantly and05:06:23
therefore, it remains on the copper electrode05:06:25
few electrons they will do this until05:06:28
until balance comes and we05:06:31
we get a strong negative charge05:06:33
zinc and weakly negatively charged05:06:36
copper in the battery they will play a role05:06:39
electrodes strongly negative zinc05:06:42
will be the cathode and copper will become05:06:45
to invigorate and unbalance05:06:48
it is necessary to connect the external cathode05:06:52
electrons will rush out of the cathode05:06:58
kekatodi the cons will begin to disappear and in05:07:01
at the median node there will be too many of them and zinc05:07:04
will again give up its ions to05:07:06
electrolyte and copper will be taken away05:07:09
continue until zinc or copper05:07:11
fail then the battery runs out05:07:15
how do you understand that the battery05:07:17
worked for 100 years its cathode and it05:07:21
must be very big05:07:24
gigantic Is nothing possible?05:07:27
do I'm so sorry05:07:30
But the boars will name mine in honor of yours05:07:33
it will be a wonderful waltz for her05:07:36
comfort05:07:55
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it will happen here the ship due to bad05:08:29
apparently it will crash on a rock, but05:08:32
if her style is that of the boar team05:08:36
there will be a chance of a successful landing05:08:40
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You know, I just now realized what05:08:53
a miscalculation in my plan and what kind of mistake do we have?05:08:56
will have to be in the same conditions as the funny ones05:08:59
jellyfish05:09:07
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turned out to be successful, your little boar05:10:06
lucky05:10:07
and the boar is really cool to me in them05:10:12
the team likes it better05:10:15
It would be better if my waltz was named after him05:10:21
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Well05:10:26
let's clear the path05:10:37
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analysis showed05:10:44
it's metal. We can't break it even for05:10:49
thousand05:11:11
if only it worked, if only it worked05:11:13
if only I could stop lamenting05:11:16
We're changing history here, they're playing solitaire05:11:18
lay out05:11:21
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I don't think this is a good idea05:11:52
it won't mean anything surprising05:11:56
they won’t even find a bottle of sheet music05:12:01
Let's just say I foresaw this possibility05:12:05
it turns out no one will ever know about05:12:09
is yours05:12:10
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but we will leave the world our mysterious05:12:16
Alien structure05:12:18
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little guy, stop the nonsense, I said that05:14:03
I'll stay inside for everyone's safety05:14:07
Maybe it's time to think about yours05:14:09
security Why starve yourself05:14:11
hunger05:14:12
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Please leave me at the doorstep and move away05:14:18
at a safe distance no05:14:22
threshold Only in exchange for an explanation that05:14:24
happens to you05:14:26
Well enter at your own risk05:14:32
So what's the matter? It's all about one thing05:14:37
amazing quantum experiment05:14:41
opened my eyes05:14:43
in the world of tiny particles happens05:14:46
strange things for example to you colors later05:14:50
on the one hand it behaves like a wave and on the other hand05:14:53
another like a particle what picture we are05:14:57
we will see on the light sensitive screen05:14:58
if we direct a beam of photons at it05:15:01
through two things05:15:03
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But no photons behave in this05:15:08
experiment How do you like their vibrations from05:15:11
two slits intersect and fold05:15:14
so the picture on the screen will be05:15:16
somewhat different This is a common occurrence But05:15:20
what will happen if we release one at a time?05:15:23
then then there will be nothing05:15:25
cross05:15:26
and in theory we should get two stripes05:15:30
on the screen05:15:31
Surprisingly, even if released05:15:34
one photon on the screen will have the same05:15:37
the picture is as if the Photon flies by at once05:15:40
through the promised behaves like a wave and05:15:43
adds up to itself somehow05:15:45
quantum mysticism Can photons really05:15:49
bifurcate Of course not. What if we05:15:53
let's try to determine through which one05:15:55
the gap flies by Photon is possible05:15:57
put a detector here and it happens05:16:01
the most amazing thing is when we05:16:04
install the detector and accurately05:16:06
determine which gap it flies through05:16:09
phanton picture on the screen changes immediately05:16:12
there are just two stripes left opposite05:16:15
slits this experience means that the observer05:16:19
influences the position of quantum particles in05:16:23
space just think similar05:16:25
it is we who give shape to this world with05:16:29
all its rules physical laws05:16:31
and interactions, well, that's what I like05:16:35
this world Me too, but it turns out that05:16:38
any of us can change it alone05:16:42
only by the power of your imagination why05:16:45
no one has done this yet05:16:47
because no one knew what it was05:16:49
maybe you see I covered the walls with mine05:16:53
cabins a05:16:55
anti-imagination layer so as not to05:16:57
succumb to temptation let's say it's all05:17:00
true, but you won't harm ours05:17:05
Universe with your imagination you have me05:17:08
you don't know well05:17:10
as a child I was extremely ill-mannered and05:17:13
even a mischievous child. Would you look05:17:16
we saw these in my childhood drawings05:17:20
worlds were drawn by my imagination, of course05:17:24
has changed a lot since then and even05:17:26
re-educated but who knows to what05:17:30
my subconscious is capable05:17:35
So what will you do all the time now?05:17:38
sitting here because of my childhood drawings05:17:45
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Well, how is our patient doing? I don’t even know what05:17:56
say05:18:00
Is it really possible to change something?05:18:03
by the power of thought05:18:06
spin endlessly05:18:14
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Greetings to my cosmic colleague on05:18:22
on board the charlet05:18:25
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Are you by any chance a relative?05:18:35
I'm cooler to him than I'm a clone to him05:18:44
you understand05:18:53
I created this Clone not at my best05:18:57
years when I was still a young blockhead with05:19:00
no one wanted to be my friend and then I05:19:03
made my copy we became05:19:06
real gang05:19:13
Nothing good I've been doing since then05:19:16
re-educated, unlike you Oh no05:19:19
itchy I'm not welcome you see he05:19:23
shouldn't find out about our secret05:19:28
so birches or something, just anything05:19:31
you can irritate like a wizard05:19:34
why did you tell him05:19:39
I successfully entered, don’t think anything of it05:19:44
change I forgot to ask you05:19:48
you can make a rustle in the universe I'll tell you05:19:52
I won't allow this, friends, let's05:19:56
let's calm down05:19:58
answer feathered before I calm you down05:20:01
what would make this more interesting?05:20:07
Oh now I gave it to you05:20:13
Don't let the light bulb break05:20:20
[laughter]05:20:24
I don’t understand anything, but it looks like it’s waiting for us05:20:27
something epic05:20:30
what it is05:20:33
Let Pi be 405:20:39
as a group No let Pi be05:20:43
equals 3.1405:20:45
Oh, so now it means the gimlet rules05:20:49
will not be for the left hand but for the right05:20:52
legs05:20:53
let it be as before what kind of quantum05:20:57
physics some other problems05:21:00
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please explain why photons are like this05:21:37
They behave strangely in that experiment with two05:21:39
cracks05:21:44
can you explain everything in a simpler way?05:21:50
Well, Losyash, if you don’t want it, everything will be fine05:21:54
in a bad way05:21:55
[music]05:22:02
hedgehog [music]05:22:03
there is no electricity05:22:06
electricity exists if05:22:09
electricity exists05:22:17
in my Universe Maybe it's worth them05:22:20
stop how they do with the power of thought05:22:24
the universe can change, stop them05:22:28
now friends05:22:31
I found out everything doesn't work as I thought05:22:37
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Moose You're a loser, we could do it together05:22:51
rule the universe just not like this05:22:55
companies Calm down05:22:58
quantum physics doesn't work the way you think it does05:23:01
I want this05:23:03
punk world with its interactions05:23:06
arose long before ours05:23:08
civilization and he is not going to change05:23:11
for the sake of some observers who05:23:14
the word itself consisted of quanta quantum05:23:18
particles are not balls and they are just05:23:22
ways to approximate them mathematically05:23:24
descriptions and the possibility of somehow05:23:28
imagine but we will never be able to05:23:30
imagine what they really look like05:23:33
because we'll never see anything05:23:35
similar in our world and of course05:23:40
in the quantum world ours does not work05:23:43
the usual logic applies here; others05:23:46
rules05:23:47
they cannot be understood based on your experience05:23:50
gun firing photons plate with05:23:54
slits the screen on which they are projected05:23:57
the paintings are all parts of one system05:24:00
the particles in it behave the same05:24:02
regardless of whether they are released05:24:05
separately or in turn from here and05:24:08
the same wave pattern on the screen AND05:24:12
when a detector appears in an experiment05:24:14
he also becomes part of this system and05:24:18
just makes changes to the result05:24:21
quantum physics cannot be understood logically05:24:23
you can only use it But what05:24:27
We can hardly change the universe05:24:29
by the power of thought I guarantee you this05:24:33
phenomenal, straight off the shoulders of the Universe05:24:38
in safety05:24:59
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well until my Clone corrects himself05:25:12
doomed to loneliness it's hard not to05:25:15
agree buddy Wow And it took a long time05:25:19
it can spin like that05:25:20
as I said in quantum physics05:25:24
a lot of unknown things05:25:28
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[applause]05:25:48
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friends, can anyone hear me?05:26:54
I hear05:26:56
help I think I'm blind05:27:00
You're not the only one, we're not the only one, we're an epidemic.05:27:06
doomed05:27:08
doomed05:27:09
no one is blind, it's just a thing05:27:13
gave us the light no longer buzzes05:27:17
generator It was ours05:27:20
generator05:27:22
no problem First you need to find05:27:25
alternative lighting source05:27:28
I already found05:27:30
when the lights weren't turned off yet crossword puzzle05:27:33
guessed an alternative source05:27:35
lighting 7 letters on Rick05:27:39
Great Now it would be nice to find him05:27:43
and in real life05:27:50
[music]05:27:53
[applause]05:28:05
just a little bit in order05:28:11
now I rest and continue05:28:17
buddy, one try is enough05:28:20
So it almost worked even brighter05:28:24
it didn’t last long and there were no flashlights05:28:27
necessary05:28:29
admit what you did to ours05:28:32
flashlights05:28:39
in Space Wars we needed05:28:43
laser swords played What else is there05:28:47
do hang out05:28:57
like What do you know how quickly it comes out05:29:01
building05:29:02
laser swords05:29:06
well figured out the flashlights I remember05:29:10
we also had candles05:29:15
about my birthday last month05:29:17
forgot Yes, I don’t see the connection between the candles actually05:29:21
they stick a birthday cake into it and then set it on fire05:29:24
make wishes and blow out05:29:26
The tradition is like this05:29:28
the candle remains with those who have05:29:32
desire is small and if there are many of them again05:29:36
set fire make a wish good for05:29:39
We figured out the candles too. What other ones will there be?05:29:43
offers just have to wait05:29:45
until your eyes get used to the darkness Wow This is05:29:49
you don't have such a superpower05:29:52
only for me in the modern world we05:29:55
accustomed to constant lighting of everything and05:29:58
all we have to do is find some dark05:30:01
corner as we immediately strive to screw05:30:04
put a light bulb in there and send photons in05:30:06
more, but this was not always the case05:30:09
our ancestors depended on natural05:30:12
lighting sources therefore half life05:30:15
about If you are in natural darkness and05:30:18
of course nature took care of that05:30:20
to provide us with suitable organs05:30:22
vision in the human eye is approximately 13005:30:26
millions of cells that respond to light05:30:30
bright light only work about 705:30:33
millions of them they are called05:30:35
cone all other cells more than 12005:30:39
millions of these are the so-called sticks of them05:30:43
we use in low light for05:30:46
excitement05:30:47
You need several hundred photons one05:30:51
Just one stick is enough05:30:54
there are more than 120 rods in our eyes05:30:58
millions of mice in the dark must see05:31:02
Of course, if you let your eye get used to it05:31:06
darkness When in a brightly lit room05:31:09
the light turns off then for the first time we05:31:12
we can't distinguish anything05:31:13
within 5 minutes eye sensitivity05:31:16
increases by 30 percent to05:31:20
get completely used to the dark05:31:22
it will take about 3 more hours05:31:26
the process can be accelerated if deeply05:31:28
breathe and saturate the brain cells05:31:31
oxygen vision in the dark05:31:32
another option will recover faster05:31:35
wash the back of your head and face with cold water or05:31:40
eating something sweet will do05:31:43
something with vitamin A for example05:31:45
carrot05:31:55
What was it05:31:58
Sorry generously it was me just you05:32:02
I was very quiet05:32:05
disoriented We waited until the eyes05:32:08
get used to the darkness and where were you when05:32:12
while Light I was in the laboratory researching05:32:17
which we found on Venus, I didn’t have time05:32:20
get test results But it seems05:32:23
we found the first living creature in our05:32:27
solar system Cool And this thing05:32:31
may be dangerous05:32:33
We are hardly talking about very tiny05:32:38
suddenly they can grow in the dark andDescription:
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