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Понял. Я больше по фюзеляжу, ну и сейчас в сторону различных датчиков и вычислителей сдвигаюсь. Шасси я таки не научился считать и проектировать (не люблю кинематику)
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2021 July 16
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Не надо его кенселить. Этак всех закенселишь
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Всех то за что
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За разное. Российский ландшафт научных сотрудников — он такой, специфический
DP
Ээээ, нет.
EZ
Как будто что-то плохое
DP
+++
O
А разве тренд не на это идет? Оо
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Вот и я про что, если не заканселишь ты - заканселят тебя
LL
Герман!
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Q.e.d.!
не реагируйте на меня я веду очень скучный семинар и мне нечего делать
не реагируйте на меня я веду очень скучный семинар и мне нечего делать
O
А как это на практике выглядит? Типа таких поединков в мк?))
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Ставлю это как дополнительный плюсик.❤
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Из статьи недавно почившего марксиста Ричарда Левонтина.
But Darwin's explanation for that evolution is another matter. He claimed that there was a universal struggle for existence because more organisms were born than could survive and reproduce, and that in the course of that struggle for existence, those organisms who were more efficient, better designed, cleverer, and generally better built for the struggle would leave more offspring than the inferior kinds. As a consequence of this victory in the struggle for existence, evolutionary change occurred.
Yet Darwin himself was conscious of the source of his ideas about the struggle for existence. He claimed that the idea for evolution by natural selection occurred to him after reading the famous "Essay on Population" by Thomas Malthus, a late eighteenth-century parson and economist. The essay was an argument against the old English Poor Law, which Malthus
thought too liberal, and in favor of a much stricter control of the poor so they would not breed and create social unrest. In fact, Darwin's whole theory of evolution by natural selection bears an uncanny resemblance to the political economic theory of early capitalism as developed by the Scottish economists. Darwin had some knowledge of the economic survival of the fittest because he earned his living from investment in shares he followed daily in the newspapers. What Darwin did was take early-nineteenth-century political economy and expand it to include all of natural economy. Moreover, he developed a theory of sexual selection in evolution (about which more will be said in Chapter 4), in which the chief force is the competition among males to be more appealing to discriminating females. This theory was meant to explain why male animals often display bright colors or complex mating dances. It is not clear that Darwin was conscious of how similar his view of sexual selection was to the standard Victorian view of the relationship between middle-class males and females. In reading Darwin's theory, one can see the proper young lady seated on her sofa while the swain on his knees before her begs for her hand, having already told her father how many hundreds a year he has in income.
But Darwin's explanation for that evolution is another matter. He claimed that there was a universal struggle for existence because more organisms were born than could survive and reproduce, and that in the course of that struggle for existence, those organisms who were more efficient, better designed, cleverer, and generally better built for the struggle would leave more offspring than the inferior kinds. As a consequence of this victory in the struggle for existence, evolutionary change occurred.
Yet Darwin himself was conscious of the source of his ideas about the struggle for existence. He claimed that the idea for evolution by natural selection occurred to him after reading the famous "Essay on Population" by Thomas Malthus, a late eighteenth-century parson and economist. The essay was an argument against the old English Poor Law, which Malthus
thought too liberal, and in favor of a much stricter control of the poor so they would not breed and create social unrest. In fact, Darwin's whole theory of evolution by natural selection bears an uncanny resemblance to the political economic theory of early capitalism as developed by the Scottish economists. Darwin had some knowledge of the economic survival of the fittest because he earned his living from investment in shares he followed daily in the newspapers. What Darwin did was take early-nineteenth-century political economy and expand it to include all of natural economy. Moreover, he developed a theory of sexual selection in evolution (about which more will be said in Chapter 4), in which the chief force is the competition among males to be more appealing to discriminating females. This theory was meant to explain why male animals often display bright colors or complex mating dances. It is not clear that Darwin was conscious of how similar his view of sexual selection was to the standard Victorian view of the relationship between middle-class males and females. In reading Darwin's theory, one can see the proper young lady seated on her sofa while the swain on his knees before her begs for her hand, having already told her father how many hundreds a year he has in income.
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А Вагнер был антисемитом вообще...
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Боюсь меня заканселят если я не пройду во флудилку
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Эх... опасные нынче времена
AK
Но антисемитские взгляды Вагнера не были основой его произведений, а взгляды Дарвина таки да
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Ну каааааак сказать... Его произведения вдохновили другого известного антисемита, и Кольцо, конечно, глубоко арийская вещь
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Но да, это тема для флудилки