Many theoretical works, books, films are devoted to solidarity, it appears even in the names of political movements - one of which , by the way, has expelled the ghost of the Soviet version of communism from Poland. A week ago, the greenhouse held the online conference “Network April” on how to scale mutual practical, ideological and psychological support and cooperation (this is how we understand “solidarity”).

Two days before the start of the Russian army’s invasion of Ukraine, Julia Galyamina announced the creation of the “soft power” female community. Despite the timing that looked unsuccessful, as well as the persecution of the Galyamina authorities repeatedly advanced to the deputies, this opposition movement survived and in October 2022 held the first congress. The greenhouse asked Galyamin about how to engage in civilian initiatives in the context of political repression.

Before saying for a short time to say goodbye to the New Year's Eve, the editorial office of the greenhouse arranged a vote on VKontakte in her Telegram channel and public: we asked which of the materials published in 2022 and, according to statistics, in the 10 most read, it seems to the subscribers to the most useful, bright, memorable? Before you - the answers are in descending order, from the most popular to the least popular (but still received thousands of readings) material.

Oksana Timofeeva is a professor of philosophy, a participant in the creative platform “What to do?”. In his essays and books that are translated into different languages, Timofeev shows how we can perceive death differently, sex in his inextricable connection with love, animals (“this is not the same”), as well as the war and the Motherland (“homeland”).

Recently, we sent readers a newsletter with a questionnaire calling to tell what they like or do not like in a greenhouse. Among the reviews I met this: “I stopped reading your channel [in Telegram] after it became very politicized in connection with the events in Ukraine.” And a few more such remarks. I consider it important to answer them, since it is, to put it mildly, unexpectedly. The fact is that a catastrophe has long happened to us as a society, but we, it turns out, did not notice.

Civil polarization in the United States, Covid's pandemic, war in Ukraine, climatic threat, inequality - all these problems, as well as the inability of the global bureaucracy to foresee and decide literally scream that the world's order needs major repairs. Among the reasons for this situation is the very concept of the struggle for power and dominance as the purpose of the existence of states.

The greenhouse spoke with the philosopher Artemy Magun, the director of the Stasis practical philosophy Center at the European University in St. Petersburg and the author of a number of books (the latter - “Future of the State” ) about activism, about what actions of intellectuals are effective during the war, and much more. "The task of an intellectual-populist is to find hesitating and instill even more doubt" - What worthy strategies can a philosopher whose country unleashed a war?

In the first days after the invasion of activists and opposition to Ukraine, Russia was seized - the votes against the war were heard, but no one understood what to do except to go out in the square. The first guessed to unite the feminist resistance network, and feminist anti -war resistance still remains the most important network structure in Russia.

Nikolai Kononov The publishing house "Mann, Ivanov and Ferber" represents the book of journalist and writer Nikolai Kononov "I, editor. A table book for everyone who works in the media. ” The book covers all aspects of the editor's work, taking into account the latest trends in online journalism.

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Two St. Petersburg chemists reduced the cost of the process of obtaining gasoline. How can they conquer the oil refining technology market? Associate Professor of the Department of Petrochemistry at the St. Petersburg Institute of Technology Dmitry Sibarov spent an hour talking to the vice-president of the Indian Oil oil company Sunil Rajagopal about the advantages of producing gasoline using the technology invented by his students Oleg Parputs and Oleg Giyazov.

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