В новом выпуске цикла «Мир после пандемии» политолог Екатерина Шульман делится политическими пророчествами и отвечает на вопросы о том, почему не стоит удивляться усилению государственного контроля, какие беды нам принесет скорая обязательная вакцинация, в какой политической ситуации мы окажемся после окончания пандемии и чего ни в коем случае не стоит делать в изоляции.

Сегодня сложно давать прогнозы, но еще сложнее – их не давать. Как заставить себя не думать о том, каким будет мир после пандемии? Как изменится власть, отношения между странами, экономика, медицина, образование, культура, весь уклад жизни? Сумеет ли мир извлечь уроки из этого кризиса? И если да, какими они будут? В новом (пока онлайн) цикле Ельцин Центра «Мир после пандемии» лучшие российские и зарубежные эксперты будут размышлять над этими вопросами. Наивно ждать простых ответов, их не будет – зато будет честная попытка заглянуть в будущее.

Запись от 11 апреля 2020

Все видео цикла «Мир после пандемии»: clck.ru/N2pA9

00:12 – Вирус — не худшее, что с нами происходит
02:48 – Слежка и повышение прозрачности
09:17 – Научное сознание и доверие к экспертам
12:23 – Маленькое пророчество и биополитика будущего
16:44 – Разрядка, новое мышление, неделимая безопасность
18:56 – Экономина посттруда и волшебный пендель
23:49 – Ситуация аварийного торможения
27:16 – Счастливый период карантина завершится
30:22 – Не делайте прогнозов и проявляйте волю

Этот день настал! У нас в студии патологоанатомы! Они рассказали о том, чем занимаются (это не только аутопсии), мифах о своей работе, реакции окружающих на их специальность и о том, верят ли в жизнь после смерти.

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La première cest la passion du spectacle et de lémotion partagée avec le public. Elle l’a amené à jouer des pièces classiques et contemporaines; à pratiquer l’improvisation théâtrale tout au long de sa vie; et à s’exercer au one man show en tant qu’imitateur à Paris avec des incursion passionnantes en stand up à New-York.
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