I’m listening to the second lecture (very much like stand-up) by philosopher Andrey Makarov. His style greatly resembles Gerasichev. He is at the same time very intelligent and unpleasant in interacting with the audience. But the latter fits very organically into the topics he discusses. Probably, in a bore competition, he would take the grand prize. Students are freaking out, but I’m sure they sit and listen with their mouths open. By the way, he reminds me of Mironov.
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October 10 2020, 13:11
I went to the supermarket for bread and while there, still holding the bread, I got vaccinated against the flu. The peculiarity of this quadrivalent Flublok vaccine (Protein Sciences) is that it is the only U.S. approved flu vaccine that uses moth cell cultivation and recombinant DNA technology, instead of cultivating the inactivated influenza virus in chicken eggs, as has been done for many years. Generally, I don’t care, but it should matter to those with egg allergies. It’s also convenient for the government since the vaccine production time was reduced from seven months to two. It is claimed that this new vaccine reduces the likelihood of contracting the flu by more than 40% compared to previous generations (study with 9000 individuals aged 50+, influenza A H3N2). Its trials were completed in 2017, and now it is used nationwide (along with dozens of others). The Fall Armyworm, in whose genetically modified cells this new vaccine is cultivated, is depicted in the attached picture.
Get vaccinated, the season is coming. In Russia, it seems there are no foreign vaccines available at all until mid-November. Approved are “Vaxigrip” by French Sanofi Pasteur and “Influvac” by Dutch Abbott, as well as Russian vaccines from Petrovax and Nasimbio.
October 08 2020, 16:00
A good and intelligent interview
October 06 2020, 22:55
I wonder why there aren’t places where there is one of every product with an open box and, if necessary, set up/ready for testing? From these places, you could order these products for delivery. It’s important that you could compare them on-site with similar products, hold them in your hands. On a laptop, listen to the sound quality and the brightness of the colors. Test different headphones. And online stores would pay these centers a pittance for customers. Why isn’t there such a thing?
October 06 2020, 19:18
An interesting lecture on the scientific principles of the movie “Tenet” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXNbFowWaPI
October 06 2020, 10:58
Opened a book to read – and then Novichok, Novichok, Novichok
October 03 2020, 23:47
Very sound advice and points. Social networks should really think about how to integrate this into their service. By the way, why haven’t social networks introduced something like a credit score for users yet? It would take around five years to fine-tune the mechanism and protect against manipulations, but isn’t it time to start?
October 02 2020, 10:37
An interesting lecture by Elena Sudarikova @[100001842553860:2048:Elena Sudarikova] on molecular biology – genes, the genome, cellular apoptosis, and how all this is connected with the aging process and, eventually, the death of an organism. Very interesting, well-explained, and easy to understand. Highly recommend.
October 01 2020, 19:22
Can you imagine the taste of fried chicken chocolate muffins?
September 28 2020, 23:35
For those who upgraded to iOS14, try pressing play at the top of https://firigames.com/phoenix2 These are so-called app clips – one-time use applications launched right from the browser on your phone. It’s interesting to see if various coffee shops and other non-game developers will pick this up.
Even with a locked phone, you just bring it close to an NFC tag or scan a QR code, and the application launches immediately. The applications can deliver push notifications to the phone for 8 hours after launching. Apple Pay is supported, so you can pay for your coffee with just one click.
