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Good morning, guys. Sonya took us to the kindergarten. We overslept today, I think. Okay, we won't go. Then I think, no, we have to go. Then I think, no, we won't go. In short, these thoughts lay there for a few minutes. Then I think, no, we'll go because I still have a lot of things to do. I have to go there, here, and with her it will be well.
Resso, I recently found a new method of how to read books. It's just excellent. It's so cool with the help of GPT chat. I really don't know if the free version has this or not, but I have a paid version. I bought it the other day. I think I just use it very often. I need a lot. In general, in the paid version, there is a little—well, a little more. You have a limit, and by the way, I pay 23 euros a month.
And although it is free, if you are just an ordinary user, it will be more than enough for you. But if you really want to use it a lot and you really need its functions a lot, then the next one after 23 euros is 229 euros per month. I was stunned by such a jump. But there, he is something else. He can do it; he can even create websites. What can't he do?
Yesterday, I looked, and I still think, is it really impossible to talk to him? You can only write on the computer. There is this function. I think I don't remember something. In general, either I didn't notice it, or it wasn't in the free version. I don't know exactly. Now, here I'm looking. I pressed something. There is a function where I can ask questions and not write. Yes, and he answers me with his voice.
There, you can even choose a voice. Everything I tell him, a word, he explains it to me, and it doesn't turn off. That is, it continues to glow as if it were talking to me. I just put it here. Well, or you can start reading a book on the side and just ask it questions in parallel as the book progresses. It just lies there turned on, and I read it to him. There is a question, and he explains it to me, and it is so convenient.
Why? Because when I read, well, there are words that I don't understand. Yes, or I know what this word means, and I even know where to use it. But that's how, if you ask me what it means, I can't say it in my own words. I can only give an example of where it can be used, but I can't explain this word.
Oh, second, right opposite. This is a very convenient parking lot. When I needed to look up the meaning of the word, you take the phone. It's so inconvenient. You take the phone, unlock it, start writing this word, then read, and if you don't understand or need more extensively, ask another question. I used to have this. I did it on the Internet. Now, with GPT, it's easier.
On the Internet, then you look at several links. There, yeah, and some examples, for example, of this use of this word. And it all took a lot of time, and you lost the context. Yes, books, or you were distracted, and the reading took a very long time. If you don't look at the words, reading goes faster. Well, it turns out you didn't know these words, and you still don't know them.
With this function, it's so convenient. I just lie there reading. I say, "And what is this?" Even I just say the word. Now, just explain the words to me, and he gives me briefly the meaning of the word. I happen at this moment while he explains to me. I read on. Once I missed it. I tell him, "Repeat." But he repeats to me. If I don’t understand it, I say, "Expand on this," or "Give me more specific examples."
It’s so convenient. It’s just top. It’s just top. But the only thing for me, then they wrote that I had 15 minutes left. I understood that this function can work for an hour, and then I don’t know, maybe I need to turn it off and on again. So I need to try. An hour is more than enough for me because, well, an hour to read a book at a time is great.
Yes, I rarely count for more than an hour. Just super, super makes reading easier. You don't need to be distracted. Yes, you don't need to be distracted by your phone to write anything. You just lie there reading a book, and it's like you asked someone. Well, I'm giving you an example now. I did a little bit of a sub-shoot yesterday. I'm so delighted.
I'm so delighted. This is just top.
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What is relativism? Relativism is a philosophical point of view according to which there are no absolute truths, and all knowledge, morals, and values depend on the context and point of view. Examples, for example, in relativism can be different in different cultures. What is acceptable in one culture may be unacceptable in another. More specifically, for example, in some cultures, certain rituals or traditions may be considered moral, while in others, they may be perceived as unacceptable.
Hegemony is the nomination or superiority of one state, nation, or social group over another. Scientism syncretism. This is a combination, and scientism syncretism is about—no, by letters sc and ENT and sm. Scientism is a worldview position that claims that scientific methods and knowledge are the most reliable and valuable for understanding.
It makes it very easy for me. Reading makes it very easy. And what's more? Yes, you asked for this word, and he quickly explained it to you. You continue reading, and it appeared on the page five more times, and you already remembered this without being distracted by the gadget. No, no, no, you don't need to write anything anywhere. I am delighted. I wanted to share this with you.
Okay, I've arrived. I need to send a parcel. I want to go to the solarium. And yes, yes, I still can't. I'm pale. And by the way, guys, look, you see, here, here, I'm being ripped off. I recently got this. I'm trying to track down when I do it now or when I'm nervous, but it seems not from boredom. But that's also some kind of auto-aggression. I don't know right now.
It hurts so much. It hurts. Then my fingers throb. I can't do anything. I need to dig. I need to dig why I do this. It really pisses me off. And then, of course, this skin starts right now. Here are dry places. Besides the fact that they hurt, they are also dry. Again, you want to pick something off there. In short, it's terrible. It's terrible.
And then you can't stop. Yes, it's like biting your nails or picking at hangnails or something else like that from the series OCD. Solarium skin always smells a little bit like grilled chicken. Well, you're so toasting.
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Who wants to live forever? Raziy. Epicurus suggested that man seek happiness alone. Modern thinkers tend to consider the search for happiness a collective matter. The individual has little success without state planning of economic resources and scientific research. If your country is going badly, if its economy is in crisis and medicine is in punk, of course, it will be hard for you.
At the end of the 10th century, the English philosopher Jeremiah Nelson proclaimed the greatest good to be the greatest happiness of the greatest number of individuals and called the only worthy goal of the state the market and the community: the increase of world happiness. Politicians should establish peace. Businessmen should promote prosperity. And scientists should study nature not for the glory of the king, the country, or God, but so that you and I may live happily for centuries.
While Bentham's views were widely discussed by the government corporation, ma Hallo. Ach so, I have a present moment, guys. How do you like my new glasses? Cool frame. I like it for variety, purely for style, not for vision. Yes, in principle, I see well, but I like glasses. I like not only sunglasses, but they are like this and that blue glass or something.
These are just some budget ones. I might go and make glasses here. Normal, or maybe I won't go. We'll see if I wear them for an hour, or maybe I'll make them. Yes, so that there would be normal glasses here, for example, just protection from the computer. Although at home on the computer, I, of course, I'm sitting like this, but just for style, I'd like to go out somewhere.
I like some more. They should come. I don't know. I look at some people who wear glasses. Their eyesight is so bad, and they often wear some kind of boring glasses or invisible ones. It seems to me if I wore glasses, I had a previous collection of big, small, bright ones. There, I don't know, different colors, different shapes, so that it wasn't boring, so that it was interesting.
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Sonya, what are you looking at? This is what? Is this Korolev? We are looking. Sonya is scared. Yes, already.
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Is afraid. What is this?
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What is it? He saved him, and he himself could not save himself. Look, he is trying to level where he is going up further from the gorge so that they are not trampled. You see, it is very hard for him. You are like this. He did not help him. He asked him, "Where is he?" Not to say, "Where is he? Where is he?"
There he lies. What? There he lies. Then they killed him. Here he is now. Help someone! Help someone! Someone will be his Spudi. Everything ka Buto. Look, he threw it off.
So, I want to say goodbye to you, guys. On this, I'll finish the video today. Nothing like that will happen. I'll just work, well, at the computer, of course. Why else? And all that. Subscribe. Tomorrow, Booth Raskovo. We'll see you tomorrow. Bye, everyone.
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