Download "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ"

"videoThumbnail ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ

ПСИХОСОМАТИКА / Духовные и душевные причины болезней | КАК БЫТЬ В ГАРМОНИИ С СОБОЙ?

ПСИХОСОМАТИКА / Духовные и душевные причины болезней | КАК БЫТЬ В ГАРМОНИИ С СОБОЙ?

Channel: Осознание. Живые эфиры

Когда бог шлёт тебя на*ер - Жак Фреско

Когда бог шлёт тебя на*ер - Жак Фреско

Channel: Жак Фреско

СТРМ LVl ДОБРОДЕТЕЛЬ АБОРТА. МИХАИЛ ПОЖАРСКИЙ l НИЦШЕ И СОВРЕМЕННОСТЬ l ПРОСТИТУЦИЯ ГОБЛИНА ПУЧКОВА.

СТРМ LVl ДОБРОДЕТЕЛЬ АБОРТА. МИХАИЛ ПОЖАРСКИЙ l НИЦШЕ И СОВРЕМЕННОСТЬ l ПРОСТИТУЦИЯ ГОБЛИНА ПУЧКОВА.

Channel: умирадость ph.истинГа | позивний "Платон"

Почему ТЫ НЕСЧАСТЛИВ? Все БОЛЬШЕ И БОЛЬШЕ людей идут к психологам - КТО В ЭТОМ ВИНОВАТ?

Почему ТЫ НЕСЧАСТЛИВ? Все БОЛЬШЕ И БОЛЬШЕ людей идут к психологам - КТО В ЭТОМ ВИНОВАТ?

Channel: Осознание. Живые эфиры

Почему СЛАВЯНЕ НЕ БОЯЛИСЬ СМЕРТИ? ЧТО ЗНАЛИ наши предки о ЖИЗНИ ПОСЛЕ СМЕРТИ?

Почему СЛАВЯНЕ НЕ БОЯЛИСЬ СМЕРТИ? ЧТО ЗНАЛИ наши предки о ЖИЗНИ ПОСЛЕ СМЕРТИ?

Channel: Осознание. Живые эфиры

Как разные религии относятся к смерти? / Алексей Зыгмонт // Два в уме

Как разные религии относятся к смерти? / Алексей Зыгмонт // Два в уме

Channel: RTVI Развлечения

Ежи Сармат смотрит проповедь Клима Жукова. Патриарх, большевики и распад СССР. Сраныч учит веровать

Ежи Сармат смотрит проповедь Клима Жукова. Патриарх, большевики и распад СССР. Сраныч учит веровать

Channel: Ежи Сармат Unofficial

Принципы здорового питания которые от нас скрыли! Наталья Минченко

Принципы здорового питания которые от нас скрыли! Наталья Минченко

Channel: Осознание. Живые эфиры

Сакрамар

Убермаргинал

uebermarginal

Жмилевский

конфа

Arti-Fix

супрематизм

ЙОБНЕМ

ЁБНЕМ

чатрулетка

общение

гуманизм

троллинг

Васил

yaldabogov

христианство

язычество

философия

ШУЕ

ШУЕ ППШ

санитары

Внук Елькина

Vnuk Elkina

Абдуль

Анша Абдуль

Егор Погром

Заговор искусства

Zagovor Iskusstva

Ник Ланд

Р.О.Г. Пиар

ROGPR

Кирилл Нестеров

Дугин

Александр Дугин

традиционализм

Кузьма

Хованский

Мэддисон

Ежи Сармат

Понасенков

00:00:00

let's go

00:00:04

everyone hello my name is Mikhail Tsvet

00:00:05

thank you for joining the broadcast not

00:00:07

visiting today the founder of the company to the

00:00:10

company peak better Nikolay Dubrovsky

00:00:12

let's talk about the Russian green maiden if

00:00:14

there is a difference at all and I remembered me

00:00:16

Veronica told about him

00:00:19

between a and the video once for ordered from

00:00:23

him I definitely remembered the lectures,

00:00:25

it looked different there,

00:00:28

not as much as to say,

00:00:37

not so much in Russian,

00:00:40

not 100, not so German

00:00:42

Sterlig skin, what is it

00:00:45

on the left there is and how is it now son, hello,

00:00:49

rains, these are the global events that are

00:00:51

happening 8 Nikolai, hello,

00:00:52

thank you very much that you agreed to drown

00:00:54

the world, good evening, thank you for inviting me,

00:00:57

yes, well, the most frequently asked question, I

00:01:01

would like to start with it and this is how many

00:01:03

years have you been in apuntaros

00:01:06

gamedev for how long have you been in the paint like everything in the

00:01:08

sound, the imbalance in the commission I say is

00:01:10

normal during this time and has changed Is there a

00:01:12

place for art house in the factory genre for this

00:01:15

period?

00:01:18

Let's start with the fact that

00:01:22

the word art house

00:01:25

is like a brownie, they all say I don’t

00:01:29

see it, it’s quite difficult to define, it

00:01:32

means different things, I myself don’t

00:01:36

consider our things so often and so the

00:01:39

word art house is said exactly in the context,

00:01:40

this is not the mainstream, a

00:01:42

conditional stream, the same elusive, the

00:01:45

same vile card and

00:01:47

it seems the most accurate

00:01:50

coordinate system is some kind of reference point,

00:01:53

this is rock versus pop music, not when you

00:01:56

always try to determine the context

00:01:58

to understand always when you

00:02:01

just name your tasks, your goals, and

00:02:05

after that it becomes It’s clearer, well,

00:02:07

where to what current, to what direction, to

00:02:11

what subculture, can a

00:02:16

series of stories belong that have managed to for

00:02:18

many 20 years, the games have changed, well, how the

00:02:22

riot police very much changed the relationship,

00:02:24

like

00:02:25

Omid and the games in general, they were like an

00:02:29

unknowable, indefinite and such a

00:02:32

very simple and stic medium that they

00:02:35

still don’t really understand how to

00:02:37

formalize how to study and how to build

00:02:40

very elusive things, but the attitude towards

00:02:43

them has changed.

00:02:44

and when you talk about the task that is

00:02:47

set at the time of creating the game, as I

00:02:49

understand it, this is not at all the task

00:02:50

that the player sets for himself, when it

00:02:52

seems to me there is no problem at all to

00:02:55

declare games as art,

00:02:59

write to the chat who thinks that games

00:03:02

lack something for that to

00:03:04

assign them art is not played, that

00:03:06

is, the task is set if the conscious

00:03:09

can differ fundamentally only

00:03:10

when there can be 1 pint of course there are

00:03:14

many examples when

00:03:16

we are generally any perceiving subject,

00:03:20

no matter with what apparently it will be completed, we are

00:03:24

well familiar with the phenomenon, for example, when there are

00:03:26

young people listening to music perhaps not

00:03:32

not very outstanding, but there is an

00:03:36

ironic listen to the analysis, but they don’t seem to

00:03:38

absorb the meaning and not January, what’s there, oh

00:03:42

my God, there’s some manowar group there, it’s an

00:03:45

icon of just music because,

00:03:47

well, I read some things in it

00:03:50

that are there for me personally my countries EU with

00:03:53

which I began to associate some

00:03:55

important and different listening to

00:03:57

the colors said this is Charles Manson

00:03:59

ironically listened to the white album of the Beatles

00:04:01

time with books a similar story with

00:04:04

games, of course, too, but to a greater

00:04:06

extent because the player

00:04:08

expresses himself much more intensely in the game and

00:04:13

always some kind of game of its own, not the one who

00:04:15

decided to create and

00:04:17

games if, again, it continues to be

00:04:19

compared with other forms of

00:04:21

organization of some meanings of mood

00:04:24

to others,

00:04:27

I was just thinking, stuck for a few seconds

00:04:30

about the fact that the player’s game is always

00:04:32

different than well, yes, I agree, that is, a test

00:04:36

this is the most primitive even Tetris who

00:04:39

plays Tetris well before you

00:04:43

can, in principle, begin to

00:04:45

complicate the task for yourself, for example, what is

00:04:51

SPGS what is

00:04:54

this abbreviation

00:04:59

for creativity and

00:05:02

without having heard for a year a much lesser degree of

00:05:04

control over both perception and behavior the

00:05:07

final experience that the player receives and

00:05:11

what is in general, the game is different from computer

00:05:13

games, which, however, have

00:05:16

swept the world for 40 years; it is fundamentally different

00:05:18

or no different from those games that

00:05:20

humanity has played, that’s all, all

00:05:22

the time, and before the guest answers, I’ll

00:05:26

turn off my answer to the question

00:05:30

homo ludens, who wrote it Huizinga

00:05:35

before homo ludens was written by a person playing

00:05:38

this is the most famous experience, the

00:05:41

definition of a game and the

00:05:47

very syndrome of searching for deep meaning

00:05:50

where there is none, but it’s clear that it is

00:06:03

not accepted by the president, I do

00:06:06

n’t understand your definition at all how to

00:06:08

apply it to any art,

00:06:13

so let’s return to homo ludens there

00:06:17

as there would be

00:06:18

one type of game that fell out of his

00:06:21

scheme - dizziness games, he

00:06:24

classified them in a separate category when we

00:06:28

swing on the swings there we just rush

00:06:31

for gold dizziness games and

00:06:36

every game he has, and when localized

00:06:39

in time and space, so this is

00:06:42

that one the moment in which online video games

00:06:47

stand out for these flavors because they are

00:06:50

not localized in time

00:06:53

or are, as it were, limited in localizability and it’s

00:06:57

just a game in fact, it’s just a set of

00:06:59

rules

00:07:01

perfectly formulated to play and flax in the

00:07:04

furnace Plato and

00:07:06

well, I’ll probably just say for myself

00:07:09

because

00:07:10

It’s impossible to talk about which games

00:07:14

are what for whom, it’s clear that the tiger is

00:07:17

gambling and they create a completely

00:07:19

special type of experience and competitive games,

00:07:23

another type we found along and

00:07:26

more like a fascinating

00:07:30

immersion of the chelic type and which

00:07:32

rather create some kind of interactive

00:07:35

simulation model the universe, stress and pit experience

00:07:38

are all different things, talking about them in

00:07:41

general is always very dangerous because

00:07:46

the hand read how to build in comparison with the

00:07:49

animal world, that is, well, it’s clear that

00:07:51

there are

00:07:52

lizards, the tare mantis and the vulture and the dolphin are

00:07:57

not eukaryotes, but they are completely different

00:07:59

creatures so from the game but I actually understood the question the

00:08:05

game is hello Kirill

00:08:08

now it especially seems to me in the context of

00:08:11

modernity which now especially

00:08:13

clearly

00:08:14

demonstrates how much do

00:08:16

you think if we try a slightly

00:08:18

unstable person how much he is as a

00:08:22

thinking subject and as a pareological

00:08:25

individual I’m not even afraid of this words,

00:08:26

how inadequate he is to the level of

00:08:28

demands that he faced, she and the

00:08:33

civilization created by him and the level of

00:08:35

technical challenges that

00:08:37

he needs to respond to and the level of

00:08:39

quality before they make decisions,

00:08:41

the quality of information processing and here are the games

00:08:43

I would prefer now today in our

00:08:45

conversation you watch precisely an article from a

00:08:46

point of view because, indeed,

00:08:48

perhaps these questions are now for you, well,

00:08:49

probably very many of our contemporaries,

00:08:52

especially probably my compatriots

00:08:54

who are now inevitably forced

00:08:57

to realize how dangerous information is,

00:09:00

such as radiation, which you

00:09:03

can work with, you need to work with, but working

00:09:05

with it is impossible without special training.

00:09:07

people who simply die under

00:09:10

video radiation and there are people who

00:09:13

can resist and can even

00:09:14

use it to their advantage let's return to

00:09:17

games, this is first of all a tool where a

00:09:19

person must make

00:09:21

right and wrong decisions and

00:09:23

information processing date when we

00:09:25

listen to a symphony we process information

00:09:26

we watch a film somehow there is no sound to

00:09:29

participate in the performance he can even

00:09:31

read a book

00:09:34

Kirill what’s the matter why there is no sound

00:09:40

we are processing about Mars you are always but

00:09:43

this information does not require us to

00:09:45

immediately intensify

00:09:47

regarding it and make decisions and

00:09:49

you also said about the system of rules

00:09:52

from the church myself instantaneous constantly

00:09:55

to the extent that I, in this system of rules,

00:09:56

control a person sent by myself and

00:10:00

something else to the extent that my freedom

00:10:02

is my suit

00:10:05

achievable through some of my exploits my

00:10:08

work my skills my skills

00:10:10

my abilities to learn photo 3

00:10:12

first of all for me this model in

00:10:13

which they learn to work with information and

00:10:14

to what extent and to what extent to help

00:10:17

prepare for this complex world

00:10:19

information by degree helps to avoid,

00:10:21

that is, becoming just a replacement for such a

00:10:23

virtual reality, well, here everyone

00:10:26

decides for himself because, indeed, to

00:10:27

be accrued and many and in general, well, that

00:10:31

is, this is when I was studying, for me, we

00:10:33

also

00:10:34

argued that it is beautiful to tease at the

00:10:36

request of a strange typewriter, this is the text of

00:10:38

the text, there are certain

00:10:39

structures, it has artistic

00:10:41

value, it may not be very great, but it

00:10:42

has it, it has a quality stylish

00:10:45

component yes, this text is intended to

00:10:47

instill in us certain attitudes of

00:10:48

alternative behavior, the instructor can be

00:10:50

good, bad, yes, for example, there are the

00:10:52

most wonderful quieter, abbreviating Ilya

00:10:54

wherever it is shown that such texts

00:10:56

very much seem to be creatively

00:10:59

processed and presented to a person so

00:11:01

that for the final massage in the most

00:11:04

pure and digestible form only

00:11:08

a person will receive, that is, the instinct of the

00:11:09

mitral machine and Don Quixote, to break loose,

00:11:11

in principle, as if this is the text, this text

00:11:13

there is an inscription dick on the fence, this is also the text of

00:11:16

all the texts and as a specialist, a professional

00:11:19

should treat them all, but as the

00:11:20

same, as a biologist, again, he

00:11:22

treats the lancelet with the same respect

00:11:24

and a blue whale because this is the

00:11:28

only living organisms

00:11:30

for purposes of a similar story nahoko solve

00:11:33

this problem they asked me is it better

00:11:36

some worse because but

00:11:37

rotten from the inside but

00:11:40

to the touch that is hard not soft

00:11:44

strange taste that because of the conditions such

00:11:47

were in which she the shiva was stored began to

00:11:49

rot from the inside

00:11:50

if from the outside it looks normal

00:11:55

hearts more

00:11:58

game directors and what is called

00:12:00

in English a game director for example or a

00:12:02

game designer late game game designer there are a

00:12:04

lot of their analogues of a person who

00:12:06

really designs a game as a

00:12:07

tool that a person needs to

00:12:09

do something a

00:12:10

trick like an illusionist, maybe a

00:12:14

magician, yes, here he is demonstrating to you

00:12:16

the technique, some say, look, Artek

00:12:18

sunbathed, here it is, just a little bit, oh my God, how is this somehow

00:12:21

this thing, you had to watch

00:12:23

your hands, this man, he creates and groups for

00:12:26

some purpose, someone creates, for example,

00:12:28

there I really loved the student spitting

00:12:30

example when they say this is your mach3

00:12:32

this is your hypercar belly and everything went

00:12:35

so vulgar I don’t want to do this I

00:12:37

want to do for the sake of oriented

00:12:39

some

00:12:40

deep metaphorical projects

00:12:43

and I always tried them about the crisis ready for

00:12:46

what I will order amazingly because that

00:12:49

in general, any free-to-play, especially yes, well,

00:12:52

not with love,

00:12:53

on the contrary, these things started with us here, as if

00:12:56

look at the people who are

00:12:57

removed from monetization, these are the people who are

00:12:59

removed from the management of a person, examples

00:13:01

of some of the most basic

00:13:04

instincts, playing on your inability or

00:13:06

unwillingness to think your fatigue on

00:13:09

your prejudices on your one

00:13:10

strong distortions they force you to

00:13:13

part with a part of the essential your

00:13:17

strengths see money they take money from you

00:13:21

this money is also a certain sign of

00:13:23

information which but symbolize

00:13:25

some values of some the volume of our

00:13:27

capabilities yes you 2 achieve life one

00:13:28

piece at a time didn’t touch it, there’s nowhere to

00:13:31

go already prepared and smart

00:13:32

in front of you the robot apologize to you

00:13:34

stupid system in such have already been seen 50 times a

00:13:35

couple of times and how that same magician

00:13:37

illusionist with you does it you’re lying

00:13:39

pay why in this way or I

00:13:41

may even be busy with this you

00:13:43

are doing predictably a mistake that the

00:13:44

game designers are counting on, they want it

00:13:46

too, as I’m sorry, I’m making it like a

00:13:48

bunny will be determined now will make

00:13:50

a mistake and you

00:13:52

won’t trick me, I know you want

00:13:54

me to make it and make it to just if

00:13:57

I say to Prague I’ll show it and put it in the

00:13:59

context of escapism in general, yes here we are

00:14:00

when we talk 115 let’s imagine a super

00:14:02

version of the game rolls in, in fact, a form of

00:14:04

escapism from the color is most clearly

00:14:05

expressed just by exhaling the type on the flappy

00:14:06

bird, all this that after is your

00:14:08

time and allows you to immerse yourself in a set of

00:14:10

some very simple rules

00:14:11

to disconnect from the complexities that

00:14:14

you surround to accumulate simple leagues,

00:14:17

by the way, in fact, it is also

00:14:20

often so, I notice that my interlocutors

00:14:23

call escapism the elephant precisely under the total

00:14:25

departure from the surrounding conditionally

00:14:28

reality in

00:14:30

as much detail as possible,

00:14:33

matting in fact a somewhat

00:14:35

alternative one, which

00:14:37

represents the universe, however, simple games provide

00:14:41

much more an

00:14:42

instrumental form of escapism

00:14:44

because they are so our escapism is no longer a

00:14:46

working

00:14:48

term because it is in a certain

00:14:51

way a tightrope rowan

00:14:54

that

00:14:55

escapism will always end badly for you

00:14:59

like you

00:15:03

make a difficult decision

00:15:05

they want to follow the path of least

00:15:07

resistance

00:15:11

when you can actually run and they wo

00:15:14

n’t catch up with you

00:15:17

then

00:15:19

escapism will be called matana only by

00:15:21

some moralfags or some

00:15:23

fundamentalists who believe that you

00:15:25

have exchanged the genuine one, it is not genuine,

00:15:28

but in fact, for what you

00:15:31

have exchanged, in general, kara should overtake you,

00:15:36

but in fact it may never

00:15:40

overtake you and you’ll just live an

00:15:42

easier, more

00:15:44

interesting life, something where people

00:15:47

work hard in factories and on combines,

00:15:51

they give the illusion of growth, they give the illusion of control,

00:15:53

that it’s easier to be bored without control, he

00:15:55

can’t survive on controlling everything that

00:15:57

you would like to control and when I

00:15:58

show him that my friend, look if

00:16:00

now you will spend four blue diamonds

00:16:02

correctly yes you will rise 11 I have

00:16:05

2 levels and the dude feels there

00:16:06

making the right decision the feeling that

00:16:08

he is growing that I am here this is an understandable

00:16:09

system of rules absolutely clear you know there are

00:16:12

such but it’s like a

00:16:15

personality disorder on there ananko but such are about

00:16:18

about optical disorders yes when

00:16:20

people here he just really loves since everything is

00:16:21

according to the rules they demand everyone lived on

00:16:23

charity that everyone always put the glass

00:16:25

strictly to the right of the plates in no case to the

00:16:26

left everything is also obliged by

00:16:29

normal people that is, but this is not even

00:16:30

Asperger’s there it is a lighter

00:16:32

form of deviation, let’s say, and it is very important that there

00:16:34

is progress in the world, then the bug is

00:16:36

when people do not follow the rules,

00:16:38

they are physically ill, you don’t feel

00:16:40

the world is falling apart, and in

00:16:42

fact, as you can see, I’m reducing the conversation with

00:16:44

time to the same thing The topic is

00:16:45

actually how we use our

00:16:46

bridge and the world is now in such a

00:16:49

state where many game creators are

00:16:51

designers and, well, in short,

00:16:55

everything, like Aristotle, is determined by

00:17:01

what kind of life a person lived, good or

00:17:05

bad, according to Aristotle, you can only know

00:17:08

after the person died therefore,

00:17:11

bad escapism is the one from which you

00:17:13

will have to return

00:17:16

on conditions even worse than the

00:17:20

starting one, here is from bad escapism

00:17:35

designing a key for a max player

00:17:37

by designing the behavior of the player and designing

00:17:38

certain actions for the player they

00:17:41

do it could even be intuitive while

00:17:43

not setting the goal to force a person

00:17:45

to reflect my experience and speak

00:17:47

according to the father of the special forces than to start deciding

00:17:48

it was wrong, I accepted it because

00:17:51

it was not imposed almost until

00:17:53

100 so that there is more huge google adwords

00:17:55

and I will replay everything now you are doing it on

00:17:56

your own already this is how I

00:17:57

want it because it was that one but partly

00:17:59

for the attack he doesn’t understand who

00:18:02

consciously this is the

00:18:04

player’s self-deception, his false expectations are

00:18:07

played on and makes their instruments, but

00:18:10

as they stood, Pavel stood up to experiment with this in

00:18:12

great detail, and

00:18:14

you see, it’s got escapism, speak

00:18:16

quickly, strives for this, I don’t give the person

00:18:18

some kind of illusion control of an

00:18:21

understandable system for evaluating his actions,

00:18:23

now you did the right thing, here’s an

00:18:25

understandable reward for you, it’s often

00:18:26

wrong to oblige, it’s understandable, it’s intoxicating, you

00:18:28

madly want to

00:18:30

upgrade your life, and in this, yes, I don’t have

00:18:33

such an interface which in the rays didn’t

00:18:35

beat time came to shown about 3

00:18:36

plus a link I didn’t recognize the strong one

00:18:39

no no one even Mikhail will say this

00:18:41

now

00:18:43

well done well done Nikolaevich this category is

00:18:46

beautiful yes I sharpen provoked

00:18:48

the act one in short I won’t believe that we

00:18:51

live in Dugin’s head until these are

00:18:55

here until

00:18:58

only beautiful cars remain on the streets and there are some

00:19:02

other hats that should have been so

00:19:04

tall, that’s when tall hats will appear

00:19:07

and only beautiful cars will remain on the street,

00:19:09

this is Dugin’s program, then I will

00:19:13

believe that we live in the world that he

00:19:18

programmed,

00:19:24

in general, yes, this is an intoxicating system and a

00:19:26

strong feeling when you look at them you

00:19:28

understand how to live and again now I

00:19:31

myself asked not

00:19:33

to lean towards these topics but in impossible

00:19:35

places around we will see a lot of people

00:19:37

who literally turn into something a lot of

00:19:40

sides because they defend an understandable

00:19:42

system of values when their steel is faced with

00:19:45

necessity

00:19:46

reconsider the scale of markups yes they

00:19:48

feel that you are literally striking

00:19:51

their life their basis of life as the basis of the

00:19:54

life of the master everything will very much protect

00:19:56

us not in life and the stakes are

00:19:58

fundamentally different you are exactly the

00:20:00

experiment that is available in

00:20:01

computer games in life it is not available

00:20:02

it forces people grab onto their

00:20:03

choice much more than

00:20:07

so hashtag no war what is another

00:20:11

war hashtag no war I want to say

00:20:13

that games for me personally are surfaces

00:20:15

like these simulators this model is a

00:20:17

sky blue censer movie title

00:20:19

use your

00:20:21

use your brain exactly like a

00:20:23

generator of certain patterns

00:20:26

behavior cannot be avoided, we

00:20:28

will always have problems, we will always

00:20:29

think not purely with battles with

00:20:33

prejudices with some

00:20:36

cliches with some kind of matrices that are understandable and not tested by us,

00:20:39

always an art model it is

00:20:43

used how to enter at home we use

00:20:44

the energy of the enemy so that he himself yourself,

00:20:46

you dislocated the key, or we don’t use

00:20:49

it and in the end it’s done by us that

00:20:50

Charles body and here there’s no attacking the moment

00:20:52

that this is such a very romantic look

00:20:54

at video games because they

00:20:56

actually teach you to give up your own

00:20:57

freedom in favor of just submission there are

00:20:59

those rules and what you call a

00:21:00

sense of control, yes, this is a feeling of control

00:21:02

within the framework of the rules that were set by a

00:21:03

third party and

00:21:05

in this subordination to this, since

00:21:09

it develops for

00:21:12

a person exactly the same conformism

00:21:13

that ultimately turns him into a

00:21:15

price to force in real life to

00:21:17

grab onto that choice that is in

00:21:18

front of his eyes, for example, the state

00:21:20

is falling apart with an ancient evil, and Mikhail

00:21:23

no no no time to educate a

00:21:25

person in this way, a

00:21:26

computer diary no such a moment,

00:21:29

too, I think there is a little specific

00:21:31

work because, well, like in books

00:21:33

films are good, sometimes not very

00:21:35

mediocre, there are indeed

00:21:40

some works that

00:21:42

deliberately convince us that

00:21:44

reality is simpler, more primitive than it

00:21:48

actually is, with tasks

00:21:49

that are known to the author, or perhaps

00:21:52

not even known, and the definition of complex

00:21:54

that force us, on the contrary, to

00:21:55

reconsider the picture of the world and says

00:21:57

that everything is much

00:21:58

more

00:22:00

diverse and ambiguous than you are

00:22:03

used to thinking about rivers, I am used to

00:22:05

calling good ones, by the way, I

00:22:07

already told this once on a stream,

00:22:09

someone may not remember

00:22:12

me, one of my friends

00:22:14

says in life this is how it is in the game, just

00:22:17

like if there are different life situations, these are

00:22:19

different games, there is a strategy, there

00:22:25

are shooters, I say yes, there are Tetris, and at that moment I

00:22:27

was working as a loader in a warehouse, from when you

00:22:29

load a truck full, then

00:22:32

in the end you are already a prize, sometimes

00:22:35

a beggar, when you need to

00:22:40

cram boxes to capacity and since they are different

00:22:43

you are already starting to think how how how to arrange them

00:22:47

in order to fit them more tightly

00:22:53

like a slave to re-reading the price again and

00:22:55

again complicate

00:22:57

reality and a certain number of

00:22:59

categories by which this reality

00:23:00

is described and some things that by

00:23:02

default considered for myself had already been decided

00:23:04

and constituted again to I’m going to go back and

00:23:05

rewatch it, it looks like it’s a story, yes,

00:23:08

some or certainly bring up

00:23:09

some games in your memory, they deliberately

00:23:12

turn you into a robot because it’s

00:23:13

profitable, the creators of the game, the robot is more willing to

00:23:15

touch you, it’s better controlled and the robot

00:23:18

buys what they offer to buy, there are

00:23:21

games that are the opposite, yes I

00:23:24

play with a person and test his strength,

00:23:28

torture him, they say this as if

00:23:30

all games are about money, and now all

00:23:33

games about money are almost up to the

00:23:36

model of thinking and behavior, and

00:23:40

now more and more of them are appearing and you are right

00:23:42

that we are at the beginning so let's go with the

00:23:44

latest house dictionary, well, I would

00:23:46

call it

00:23:47

such a director's game design and so, well, the

00:23:50

village rules there, there

00:23:54

may be several people, it doesn't matter this

00:23:57

team is one person, but in general, either.

00:23:59

this takes responsibility for

00:24:00

designing a

00:24:03

system of questions in which the

00:24:06

player inevitably gets up how he

00:24:08

answers them and with what

00:24:09

artistic tools, yes, you feel

00:24:11

aware that at least the inconsistency of

00:24:14

some initial ones, but this already

00:24:16

depends on the skill of the director, but

00:24:17

someone does it well Yankee, he is contacts and a

00:24:21

new rank, someone is already a package, but they are trying,

00:24:26

I can now it seems an incorrect thing,

00:24:28

correct me, but there is no feeling that

00:24:30

when we talk about the ungulates of the player, we

00:24:32

are artificially mixing the narrative a little and these are the

00:24:34

rules by which a computer game is

00:24:35

organized, here is the narrative, it is close to

00:24:36

literature, it is closer to the drama while, as a

00:24:38

rule, it is precisely the

00:24:40

cow that frees a person, gives

00:24:42

a person a feeling of control and at the same

00:24:44

time invites him into the system of subordination

00:24:47

automatically, even if it doesn’t seem like

00:24:49

we are now, as if between these

00:24:50

dotted lines, just different sasha for the sake of

00:24:51

and rules by which there are no rules,

00:24:54

well, in general, yes, but in fact, in general, I won’t

00:24:58

shed any light on the experience of working with

00:25:00

students who have given me a lot

00:25:02

over the last few years as a freshman,

00:25:04

I often tried to

00:25:07

shake them up a little bit with this setting of what is the

00:25:09

default or this video games further where

00:25:12

now most of the games exist in this

00:25:13

form for obvious reasons because but

00:25:15

these devices are now very useful for

00:25:18

us they have chosen a lot of themselves exactly

00:25:20

what kind of

00:25:22

communications and activities are necessary for us it is convenient for us in

00:25:25

court they spoke here no less I usually

00:25:28

often gave problems, the guys are bitter, the

00:25:30

operator too, or for a moment

00:25:32

let's say france

00:25:35

card games are these video games

00:25:40

any card game is there a video game

00:25:42

you have an interface that is absolutely

00:25:44

limited in fact the screen in front of

00:25:46

you I

00:25:47

should be able to design a good

00:25:50

sports game in football motive

00:25:52

interesting question Massandra there is also

00:25:55

it’s just that when they start through the port

00:25:57

against

00:25:59

this, I don’t even have forgiveness, I’ll say that the

00:26:02

football narrative and this is, first of all,

00:26:04

the legend of the teams, which is often

00:26:07

quite true, but in fact, there is a

00:26:11

big football world around Damir there and

00:26:13

football fans and, as it were, some kind of

00:26:15

confrontation to which form of hunger in

00:26:19

some such form the people there are experiencing,

00:26:23

cheering for their national

00:26:25

teams, or so if this is club football, they are

00:26:27

ready to have some kind of code for the legend of the

00:26:30

club which, well, in general, is where

00:26:33

such illusions of a lightened military

00:26:35

conflict exist, but in football there is also a narrative of a

00:26:37

more complex level. having increased,

00:26:39

let's say, but the optical design of the

00:26:41

game is also the story itself with chess,

00:26:43

chess fans will tell you that the

00:26:45

shooting

00:26:50

on the chess market has said its word,

00:26:53

viscosity, and now it will return, I'll

00:26:55

remind you for now that you can ask questions in the film,

00:26:56

I think a couple, but loudly from the

00:26:59

video, loudly a couple, what not I’m doing it now, and

00:27:02

now

00:27:03

Nikolai will return to the air, but for now, in the two

00:27:06

theaters, I’ll say something of my own while

00:27:07

we’re waiting for Nikolai, it’s working, something

00:27:10

happened in your country, it happened in

00:27:12

my spheres to simple ones, it seems to be

00:27:14

stable,

00:27:18

everything unnecessary needs to turn on the lens, I’m sorry,

00:27:23

on what place she

00:27:24

chess is dying from said that and but I

00:27:28

know people who are there

00:27:31

transport on chess who listened

00:27:33

seriously do not live these they say this is an

00:27:36

absolutely universal game that

00:27:38

describes almost all the typical

00:27:40

situations that a person can ever

00:27:41

get into and in general, well, give them

00:27:43

they he guys will tell you, read the

00:27:45

book, the Flemish board also

00:27:47

plays chess for so long and shows how much the

00:27:48

game

00:27:51

goes beyond the purely types of

00:27:56

moves that the pieces can make, it’s that the

00:27:58

usual ones here he explains

00:28:00

against the active type conner, in

00:28:03

fact, this thing that binds the

00:28:04

game rules the real value

00:28:06

of a person in the beat I will determine the

00:28:07

dawn of the text whether this is done with the help of

00:28:09

some literary

00:28:11

cinematic techniques before with

00:28:12

familiar schemes convenient for us that but

00:28:14

they really work they are good they are

00:28:15

tested and time they are very lephone

00:28:17

edible they are easily absorbed by the player

00:28:20

when he is introduced to what - it’s

00:28:21

hard to shoot a new system of rules

00:28:23

because it’s all to learn and it’s not always

00:28:25

intuitive to get it, but Alexander

00:28:28

manga in Omsk I don’t know worked and have you

00:28:30

ever worked as a loader

00:28:32

but I had 12-hour shifts

00:28:36

before archetypal things are a fragment of a

00:28:39

myth they are learned 0 literally the broth

00:28:43

needs to be

00:28:44

explained nothing, so they are convenient, but

00:28:47

in fact the essence was played in Russia,

00:28:48

the question is that it is these abstract

00:28:50

things that two blues equal one red,

00:28:53

while the red ones are always odd autumns and

00:28:55

cards that are multiples of 5 and why do I

00:28:57

need to ask this person why in general,

00:28:59

teach this why, well, yes, we see either a job

00:29:01

you will win you will receive a prize there is a star

00:29:03

on the fuselage if you

00:29:05

plan your blue multiples of even ones correctly,

00:29:08

like this kid, not only does it

00:29:10

mean something to him personally, why personally am I not a

00:29:12

thief, most things have the meaning of chess is

00:29:14

simpler here is our truggy its white here is

00:29:16

black and here there is no element that this

00:29:18

abstraction allows a person to be

00:29:20

associated with his well let’s

00:29:23

say natural state

00:29:24

to perceive and those values that are in

00:29:27

party on occasions for his political

00:29:28

struggle for human freedom

00:29:31

or what -it’s like emotions, it’s just that

00:29:34

here are the figures on the board, and here

00:29:35

we are playing the Van Veen civilization, there are

00:29:37

nuclear bombs in some neighboring city

00:29:38

to win the game, and for us, a

00:29:40

person turns into statistics, these

00:29:42

values that set something up for us in real life

00:29:43

they get such a

00:29:46

level of abstraction that it becomes very

00:29:48

easy to do things that a

00:29:49

person’s life never hears so

00:29:52

terrible talk seriously yes, that is true,

00:29:54

that is, in fact,

00:29:57

in fact, in my approach to games it is

00:30:00

very much based on and when

00:30:02

necessary, a romanticized idea of

00:30:04

that the

00:30:05

currency is a currency quite rapidly and

00:30:09

I feel that a person

00:30:11

is changing very much, but as I already said, in general,

00:30:13

not even just as a thinking subject, how will

00:30:15

we get to know each other incredibly interesting,

00:30:18

key, maybe in the historical for the

00:30:21

entire history of the existence of our

00:30:23

civilization, it’s very important,

00:30:24

let’s talk about the movers, so let’s finish the

00:30:28

12-hour the shift was just more

00:30:31

convenient for them not 12 12 that is, they always

00:30:34

have to have a shift at the warehouse,

00:30:38

this is a large terminal when I worked in a

00:30:41

small warehouse from which they delivered to the

00:30:44

store and then there was a work shift there from morning to evening,

00:30:48

but then you could

00:30:50

stay on the truck which comes and

00:30:53

unloads it to its warehouse and there you

00:30:55

stay until the night and they write it down for you,

00:30:58

but it’s not a bonus, but those are separate and then

00:31:00

they count it, so if you want to

00:31:02

earn money, then

00:31:03

you won’t be home until twenty-eight,

00:31:14

Alexander, this issue with donations

00:31:19

is happening to some

00:31:21

people that it is necessary for leaders to make a

00:31:24

qualitative leap and

00:31:26

show that in order for the possible

00:31:29

future they will be able to adequately

00:31:32

take their place in a

00:31:35

new universe to a new type where,

00:31:40

well, right now I don’t want to utter such long-time

00:31:43

night movers sadness waste paper

00:31:45

prophecies regarding the triumph of

00:31:49

artificial intelligence and

00:31:51

but nevertheless it is already clear that this is not

00:31:54

far off and in general it’s as if the role of man is more

00:31:56

than ever, he

00:32:00

himself will be hiding in the coming revolution

00:32:02

and now we need more

00:32:06

nominally then, in principle, we think how

00:32:07

we understand you, how we act and

00:32:11

this is the grant that Mikhail you noted before

00:32:13

between the fact that the level of abstraction

00:32:15

that allows, without resorting to some

00:32:17

artificial fairy tale familiar to us from childhood,

00:32:19

as if to really create

00:32:22

values in exclusively some

00:32:24

logical behavioral models, endowing

00:32:26

them with their own values, this

00:32:30

also includes when such an

00:32:32

indicator of this qualitative leap is

00:32:33

somehow people are already comfortable, they no longer

00:32:36

need a narrative in order for the game to

00:32:37

really become a

00:32:38

generator of useful things for them, so somehow

00:32:41

shooting to spend is still very necessary

00:32:42

and in general there’s nothing wrong with that, in

00:32:44

fact, I’m just saying what’s happening before our

00:32:46

eyes now exactly

00:32:47

interesting import importance we think about how it

00:32:50

behaves and games it sounds like it

00:32:51

sounds like a rejection of the human in

00:32:53

a certain sense, that is, moving to the

00:32:54

next level as a rejection

00:32:55

of the human it’s quite the opposite but

00:32:58

let me maybe now they’re arguing about

00:33:01

what humanism is to them

00:33:08

thank you era you in line and yes, well, this is

00:33:12

the logic of such a smart hyena like

00:33:14

that here for a person it’s just an

00:33:15

engine, but this evolutionary

00:33:17

progress that is embedded in genes is

00:33:19

actually like a decision that we

00:33:20

make architecturally, they are dictated by

00:33:21

dictated by a great goal that we

00:33:24

1 from the inside it’s like you you are now describing the

00:33:26

evolution of man into something a lot of his

00:33:28

abstraction and by I would call it

00:33:30

humanity for it doesn’t sound somehow similar

00:33:31

that to me it’s just fuel for this

00:33:34

progress,

00:33:36

well, no, if it’s a little bit of a hike, I

00:33:39

certainly didn’t want to tell you, I’m not saying

00:33:41

that it is necessary to separate the analysis from the cemetery from the

00:33:44

map of the horror kingdom should not after I’m

00:33:46

just saying that,

00:33:50

okay, I’ll say this thing, but people are not equal,

00:33:54

they are equal, unconditional correct

00:33:57

respect for the dignity of

00:34:00

the relationship,

00:34:01

but they are not equal in terms of the type of tasks that we will

00:34:04

already

00:34:05

consider what specific ones you are looking at

00:34:08

who will decide and but

00:34:11

there is nothing wrong with this, marking

00:34:12

discrimination in this matter I don’t call

00:34:14

for now there were that the experience of people the future

00:34:17

will go here he has a caretaker in the future but

00:34:18

this is not necessary people therefore but the ticket

00:34:20

to the future is not only orcs by the way just

00:34:22

books of the wave they extinguish the wind critically

00:34:24

enough, but it seems to me that

00:34:26

they wrote this problem correctly because they found

00:34:28

Strugatsky, who just survived the

00:34:29

horrors

00:34:32

of fascism and the Second World War,

00:34:35

as if they survived the blockade;

00:34:41

books pass so

00:34:42

beautiful nothing is very close to the

00:34:45

heart you understood this nightmare of this

00:34:48

stated sorting out people of the grant as

00:34:50

different types what this is fraught with what this

00:34:51

threatens me almost the entire work is

00:34:53

characteristic the blade rises even of

00:34:55

all sorts of progress of sky history then it is

00:34:57

the creation of the topic that it is clear that this is the scar

00:34:59

it hurts them serves them books the waves

00:35:02

extinguish the wind I think this is one of the

00:35:03

last books they found just very well,

00:35:05

exactly and the answer to this question is that well,

00:35:06

yes, unfortunately, peek! there will be people

00:35:09

who remain at a

00:35:11

certain level of development and then

00:35:14

start inside, which is no worse, no,

00:35:17

maybe they are also much better, but some

00:35:19

people will inevitably go further because the

00:35:21

mind must develop and why this

00:35:24

challenge of the mind will be, I hear this for

00:35:27

sure red I must say that I’m no no I’m

00:35:28

rushing to these when I go further I understand

00:35:31

red-hot my capabilities I already understand the

00:35:33

supposed restrictions that there are

00:35:34

age pits that pit me for a couple of colored ones what

00:35:37

prejudices that are going nowhere I don’t

00:35:39

even want from them I

00:35:41

but I understand that my mind is for the task of a

00:35:44

patron like, it doesn’t fit at all, he

00:35:45

can’t decide, I would like that the film is

00:35:48

there, my son studied fashion and not something

00:35:50

bad, no, it’s inevitable, just something

00:35:52

has to happen now right away, he’s already

00:35:54

dated, there’s no such moment that the

00:35:56

problem is precisely that we are

00:35:57

we perceive it as about progress instead of

00:35:59

perceiving it as typing

00:36:01

and now I’ve been waiting for you again

00:36:04

of course dating again so terrible it’s

00:36:07

understood the same I think that why

00:36:09

typing well let’s say because it’s a topic

00:36:11

that cannot leave anyone indifferent to

00:36:13

it again and again they come back Well,

00:36:17

even there, even in my sister, the problem of

00:36:20

singularity, which is what was mentioned,

00:36:21

also arises now, in essence, it

00:36:24

lightens the load on our brain because

00:36:25

it makes it easier to determine a certain

00:36:27

class of

00:36:29

information that will be easily perceived by me

00:36:31

and a cluster of tasks that I

00:36:33

can easily solve with pleasure.

00:36:36

losing at the same time some important

00:36:37

identity, your dignity and

00:36:39

everything that is at the top of the

00:36:41

conditionally pyramid of oil, yes, because on the

00:36:43

scale of humanity in general, I cannot be

00:36:45

in the domain very comfortable on Facebook in general,

00:36:48

I really want me to compete in a comfortable 2

00:36:50

multiplayer game with

00:36:52

several million players I want

00:36:54

a plan,

00:36:56

here’s your universe, we got to the way

00:37:00

you behave, I know it’s not Russia because of your

00:37:02

actions, based on your some kind of answer,

00:37:03

I picked up music services for

00:37:06

your favorite music in any business,

00:37:07

it will be interesting, this is your to 1 of

00:37:09

some kind and in general- then I’m happy

00:37:12

because she really

00:37:14

did a lot of work for me in advance, so the

00:37:16

text won’t be either very interesting

00:37:18

or not very shaped, it’s the sun,

00:37:22

well, they also work poorly, that’s all because

00:37:25

everything they offer me usually

00:37:28

pisses me off on social networks

00:37:35

half naked Orestovich plays muscle, and

00:37:41

by the way, I found that he has

00:37:44

lectures there on personal growth in

00:37:47

philosophy, I have

00:37:50

n’t watched any of this, if anyone wants to

00:37:53

watch something like that, I’d be

00:37:56

curious about

00:37:57

that Orestovich represents himself as an

00:38:05

applied humanities specialist and I think that it is

00:38:09

actually inevitable simply because

00:38:10

our processor is no longer able to bear

00:38:12

such a load of processing a

00:38:14

million Barstow fields, you can work a

00:38:17

million, but no, why does Excel

00:38:21

typing cause rejection in

00:38:22

this case, well, yes people different does not

00:38:25

mean that they are worse than others are better, it

00:38:26

means that they perform different functions

00:38:28

within the framework of the global narrative

00:38:30

for which he does not understand anything, which

00:38:31

is in general, then all this is an imposed

00:38:34

limitation on me, look at normal

00:38:35

socionics, why does socionics have so many

00:38:36

claims on Sandra, it is possible that she herself is

00:38:38

connections sonic but although she is considered so

00:38:40

marginal such a bow and even thanks

00:38:42

through gave but nevertheless, how to

00:38:45

establish a good thing there she was doing, she

00:38:48

was trying to sort of popularize the threads of the

00:38:50

Jungian

00:38:51

category which in general were difficult for

00:38:53

non-professionals to master and in general but

00:38:55

it was like such the coldest

00:38:57

idea for the smallest ones is to

00:39:02

call it some kind of tolerance yes I love

00:39:05

salad lerada with me it will be

00:39:06

adjusted that in general it is clear that for now

00:39:08

people are very different you can’t roll in the whole

00:39:09

world with your own

00:39:11

Dreiser this is Hamlet and they are

00:39:13

different Biden

00:39:17

is a socionic type Biden what he

00:39:21

said and Byron is

00:39:25

like a driver from Hamlet and they have different

00:39:29

interests allowed from lacoste diver

00:39:30

so don’t judge him by your standards to a

00:39:32

hot same breviary so-so

00:39:33

you highlight eggs with a domain because

00:39:36

the driver is with goblins ok conversations there I

00:39:37

won’t always post and how about tables here the point is that

00:39:40

we, as it were, in such a little bit

00:39:41

where Sarov forms on cubes show

00:39:43

some kind of diversity of speech, but

00:39:45

nevertheless, look at what this led to,

00:39:47

they actually

00:39:48

created a lot of some kind of curious and

00:39:50

quite common things

00:39:52

when, well, some especially young people

00:39:54

enamel table instructions for socialization

00:39:56

they were like that but by the way 1 wait wait

00:39:59

you show me on the phone let’s

00:40:00

first decide who you are

00:40:02

there Hamlet some kind of forgive God

00:40:03

Robespierre why are you so Don Quixote

00:40:06

wants to communicate because

00:40:08

I have in this brethren, you know this about the

00:40:11

truth, it’s very somehow clumsily absurd and and

00:40:13

not only young people are teasing so

00:40:15

Saveliy, in principle, it’s also seductive to

00:40:17

the author, typing becomes again

00:40:18

very convenient in some way to ask for a

00:40:20

picture of the world, porridge will be used

00:40:22

like a dragon to God, a prayer will break through everything

00:40:24

therefore now it’s dangerous for me any now

00:40:27

for me this appeal to the phenomenon of rotation is

00:40:28

always 2nd more difficult always well

00:40:30

conceived our world is complex blooming

00:40:32

complexity like that of the

00:40:34

medieval scholastics and walked along

00:40:37

Moklinsky

00:40:40

Alexander

00:40:44

who is good he’s just and also correct me

00:40:48

if I’m not quite right now but here

00:40:50

when we turn into blossoming complexity and

00:40:51

affirmed by existence and begins to

00:40:53

already have some meter of narrative, but as a

00:40:55

source of the problem with the internationally active is

00:40:57

that everyone begins to believe that his

00:40:59

narrative is precisely that which is not

00:41:00

what deserves embodiment

00:41:03

deserves drainage this is

00:41:07

new sincerity Mikhail,

00:41:09

well,

00:41:12

if we are talking about

00:41:14

not everyone, many, I understand, but I don’t see

00:41:19

here we will be in big because

00:41:21

the goals, by the way, are very good because

00:41:23

playing is such a little bit of a price or something, I’ll

00:41:25

remind you when

00:41:28

one of my favorite stories about this ball, however,

00:41:30

I will perform the record is being played coverage

00:41:33

spoke in the early 90s when the

00:41:35

Iron Curtain collapsed, I remember how much

00:41:38

was sold, what a colossal

00:41:40

amount of translated fiction there were in

00:41:43

court, there were book counters,

00:41:48

and of course, the East in general, I

00:41:52

remember like cattle at breakneck speed, we are like

00:41:55

these same enraged Swedes shoveling Lima

00:41:57

at the price of these books and I remember with some kind of

00:42:00

shock that well, there are so many different worlds and

00:42:03

love if you literally directly played

00:42:05

January or what worlds are you

00:42:08

navigating to what you said more

00:42:10

parks as soon as I’m on the iron

00:42:12

drive away the hands of the Strugatskys and

00:42:13

these universes when they demanded that

00:42:16

Nunu jump so you speak for

00:42:18

Russia against yes, and it was their abundance of

00:42:21

features that were accused of being even more important than you

00:42:23

that they distinguished as they showed that

00:42:26

but it was also very, very in

00:42:28

this form of such semolina preparation here is some kind

00:42:30

of quantum such multi

00:42:34

multi variants of the universe until when

00:42:37

we have one photon at once through several

00:42:40

holes can fly and oh, something

00:42:43

very similar

00:42:45

begins, some kind of

00:42:47

genetic code begins, the blockade and they are here

00:42:50

at the same time and they do not demand, like

00:42:53

church Dobkin doctrines, to recognize

00:42:56

which is the only correct rest of

00:42:58

this heresy and they, as it were, subject to

00:43:00

abandonment no but they are not

00:43:03

they at the same time exist within the framework and

00:43:07

also just now Christianity

00:43:08

started talking yes but within the framework of a cotton

00:43:10

narrative in which everything is constrained within the

00:43:12

framework of those rules that are given to us in

00:43:13

sensations and beyond which we are generally

00:43:15

on the way out yet We haven’t learned yet, in general, it’s

00:43:16

not clear to us what strength we will get, which is why

00:43:19

I like it because the

00:43:20

games have such a charming

00:43:22

feature that is incredibly useful for coins and

00:43:27

I really don’t dream that it will remain raw

00:43:30

forever, a kind of frivolity, which is why

00:43:33

I often blush when I

00:43:34

still have to tell people of the older

00:43:36

generation of

00:43:37

Russians, my parents may even

00:43:39

be a little younger by 10 years, I work

00:43:41

between times, I have to justify it, but I

00:43:43

do it and I don’t say the kind of games you

00:43:45

thought, and in the act I can see in their eyes that they didn’t

00:43:46

think, they thought, yes, but for sure when I

00:43:50

say that and now this is just a

00:43:51

recitative of such, speak an almost

00:43:54

rhymed monologue about the fact that something is

00:43:57

played somehow differently, I see the

00:44:00

number of not relaxing, this is a

00:44:02

prelude with us because the game is not

00:44:05

serious, make-believe games are not in

00:44:07

fact, that this is terribly important precisely

00:44:10

because this lightweight form does

00:44:12

not flow through the living, which allows one to

00:44:14

adapt to these omophorions of mobility

00:44:17

and they carry a very important mission

00:44:19

in this regard because they offer

00:44:21

complex alternative models there, as

00:44:24

yet perhaps not promised time, how else is

00:44:26

it possible with space, how else can it be

00:44:28

used there, and so on, but this is

00:44:31

very close to the mountainous rubber, he

00:44:33

actually uses

00:44:36

this toy as a term

00:44:43

that the game is a universal field for the

00:44:48

very construction of the mind,

00:44:51

while at the same time being this

00:44:56

irresponsible that Is it possible that such an easy

00:44:57

carnival with Komarov’s extraction of

00:44:59

games can allow themselves absolutely

00:45:01

anything because it was an hour, we are also

00:45:03

talking, I’m not speaking as a scientist

00:45:05

who is researching some kind of cultural

00:45:07

phenomenon, then I’m speaking completely

00:45:08

irresponsibly like a buffoon who

00:45:09

thinks to you what you want and does it you

00:45:12

take my hand as possible to take

00:45:15

a risk transitions that games, because of such a

00:45:18

buffoonish make-believe, will begin to turn into

00:45:20

art art is already about real

00:45:22

life and the relationship to art as

00:45:23

political, it is quite specific and, in

00:45:25

fact, the history of the persecution of art

00:45:26

tells us that at some

00:45:28

point this is a make-believe ending, but

00:45:29

soon that too is art, in fact,

00:45:31

art here in Russian, and by the way, the persecution of the

00:45:33

buffoon is also not

00:45:35

a make-believe, it’s

00:45:37

just really, well, the question is, as

00:45:40

it were, the responsibility to which things bear a whale,

00:45:43

which, for example, in the 18th century to people

00:45:46

who wrote tragedies, tragedies

00:45:48

were considered much more responsible

00:45:50

because tragedies had a certain

00:45:52

educational function,

00:45:54

they took young people to tragedies, then to

00:45:57

show an example of correct behavior

00:45:58

there you need to sacrifice feeling for the sake of duty

00:46:00

and that’s all and they had very strict

00:46:04

rules by which to it was possible on the

00:46:05

pages showing that it is impossible and I did not

00:46:07

film that more often self-censorship because

00:46:09

they were aware of this mission and all these 1

00:46:11

scribes but here the high genre panel 40

00:46:14

literature and there were low genres, those

00:46:16

same buffoons and they were much

00:46:19

freer from comedy these

00:46:21

were all sorts of novels and

00:46:22

thicknesses of folklore forms which were then

00:46:25

turned into their own fuel

00:46:26

perlovitsa tours Adam's apple Pushkin loved so much

00:46:28

including

00:46:31

G&L and I are running parallel comments

00:46:35

to this video

00:46:38

I won't be offended by calling you

00:46:42

uncle j for brevity

00:46:45

too gives games, it seems to me, a

00:46:48

very important chance to play in such a

00:46:52

push to

00:46:54

test your mind yes on

00:46:58

adequacy on maturity on less

00:47:02

learn the ability to relearn the ability to

00:47:05

change values without being ashamed of yourself for it, but

00:47:08

not because there I

00:47:10

chose the class paladin and gave myself a

00:47:13

race there I chose of the code of the sphere you are obliged to be

00:47:16

faithful to him to the end, too, there is no game like a

00:47:18

Turkish one, remember now and the side of the robe and

00:47:25

still know that this is the

00:47:28

vocalist of the cannibal corpse

00:47:31

body grinder was banned from Warcraft and he

00:47:35

was a legendary

00:47:38

player in his honor at one time there

00:47:41

dash.org of some kind then they called him now

00:47:43

they renamed him, well, they began to cancel him there

00:47:46

because he didn’t call

00:47:48

his enemies homosexual back in some bearded

00:47:50

year, they were

00:47:54

able to release life like that and do it only

00:47:57

until, but here there is no such thing that the player

00:48:00

looked sideways more abstraction compared to

00:48:02

traditional works art,

00:48:04

for the same reason, they remain

00:48:06

simpler, and even here folklore, which

00:48:08

was always charged with some meaning

00:48:10

that the authors tried to convey, it was

00:48:12

conveyed to the consumer, it even resembled getting

00:48:15

in the union was up to

00:48:16

the very, very scalper soars incorrect

00:48:18

things were written in fairy tale format

00:48:20

it begs to remember the outlaw

00:48:22

format of a tragedy, it is

00:48:23

impossible to imagine it was the format of a fairy tale and it

00:48:24

even passed censorship in an amazing way,

00:48:26

and the games are like claims that you

00:48:30

can hear in the forests; they, in principle, do

00:48:33

not seem to ask such

00:48:34

global questions and, in principle, do not

00:48:35

try to convey any values

00:48:38

in themselves precisely because this is about a set of

00:48:40

rules outskirts please, like

00:48:43

Plato, don’t demand from games that they

00:48:45

convey the correct values

00:48:47

carefully whatever you want is

00:48:50

also excellent by the way, such a presentation is an old

00:48:54

question submission well, in fact, this is the

00:48:57

story actually to long live Don

00:48:59

Pepito

00:49:00

author with his work he is trying to

00:49:02

teach something or are you like us now to

00:49:04

somehow introduce values, it is assumed that

00:49:07

he has some kind of ready-made

00:49:10

answer, even if it is a question

00:49:12

that must be asked, there is

00:49:16

something that a person must accept in a

00:49:19

ready-made form and give an answer, as it were

00:49:23

As a rule, 3 actions remain unanswered

00:49:26

because I already have the feeling that the

00:49:27

light guy is not wearing a shirt, it’s

00:49:29

a robe that goes down to his toes like his and the dryer

00:49:32

hangs

00:49:33

for a long time. This is the

00:49:36

case with one-sided works

00:49:38

that do not react to our

00:49:40

perception and

00:49:41

this reaction to cabaret he is barefoot and without

00:49:44

java the game in essence is not in principle

00:49:47

very tactful and g, unlike

00:49:49

literature from film with the colors of music, it does

00:49:52

not carry value like a missile warhead

00:49:55

I did not give comparisons because

00:49:57

in it the siege I see crumpled accuracy and

00:50:01

setting and what -this is a picture of the world and a

00:50:04

set of tic attitudes, a set of questions

00:50:06

that seem to test your

00:50:08

strength for some kind of lice, and do

00:50:11

you believe in yourself, and are your goods really

00:50:12

real, yes, but and so on, this is all, as

00:50:14

it were, but it’s still not very nice

00:50:15

like a ready-made matrix of goals and why doesn’t the game

00:50:20

really love such things than the

00:50:22

players without settles with such an

00:50:24

educational such a didactic

00:50:27

knock so that in fact all the

00:50:29

feeds almost make the game you won’t believe it in any way

00:50:32

this scene you don’t carry and mouton well,

00:50:34

I’ll be honest with you and express a box of

00:50:37

work the author brings to the reader it is always a

00:50:39

little from top to bottom from the apple tree the author has

00:50:41

not experienced something experienced something

00:50:43

he has verified or completely agree the players

00:50:47

bring values to the game

00:50:53

telepathic and here I am for you reader and

00:50:56

viewer this is brought by the listener perceive the

00:50:59

game is structured fundamentally differently this is

00:51:02

poetics completely different material

00:51:04

this material is completely different, these are the relationships

00:51:06

he doesn’t like in the game, it’s a shame the player himself

00:51:09

creates these values for himself

00:51:12

through experienced training, he will try this

00:51:14

large Sturridge the right way of life,

00:51:16

too, we are justice in both for years,

00:51:18

targeting career life before, ordinary,

00:51:20

bad, even if you try life there

00:51:22

give her a friend then it will serve for a long time,

00:51:23

little hands will be bad and this is such a death you

00:51:26

don’t want to pay, even if you

00:51:27

suddenly came out of history with minimal

00:51:29

losses, you won’t be able to do it all anymore

Description:

https://boosty.to/zagovoriskusstva

Preparing download options

Popular

HD video

Only sound

All

* — If the video is playing in a new tab, go to it, then right-click on the video and select "Save video as..."

** — Link intended for online playback in specialized players

Questions about downloading video

How can I download "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ" video?

http://unidownloader.com/ website is the best way to download a video or a separate audio track if you want to do without installing programs and extensions.
The UDL Helper extension is a convenient button that is seamlessly integrated into YouTube, Instagram and OK.ru sites for fast content download.
UDL Client program (for Windows) is the most powerful solution that supports more than 900 websites, social networks and video hosting sites, as well as any video quality that is available in the source.
UDL Lite is a really convenient way to access a website from your mobile device. With its help, you can easily download videos directly to your smartphone.

Which format of "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ" video should I choose?

The best quality formats are FullHD (1080p), 2K (1440p), 4K (2160p) and 8K (4320p). The higher the resolution of your screen, the higher the video quality should be. However, there are other factors to consider: download speed, amount of free space, and device performance during playback.

Why does my computer freeze when loading a "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ" video?

The browser/computer should not freeze completely! If this happens, please report it with a link to the video. Sometimes videos cannot be downloaded directly in a suitable format, so we have added the ability to convert the file to the desired format. In some cases, this process may actively use computer resources.

How can I download "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ" video to my phone?

You can download a video to your smartphone using the website or the PWA application UDL Lite. It is also possible to send a download link via QR code using the UDL Helper extension.

How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ"?

The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

How can I save a frame from a video "ЗАГОВОР ИСКУССТВА КОМПУТЕРНЫЕ ИГРЫ"?

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

What's the price of all this stuff?

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