Last week, the magazine “Russian Newsweek” published an article “ The language has an afterword ,” dedicated to modern network jargon and its penetration beyond the boundaries of the Internet itself. Naturally, the “zhezhists”, who were so flattered by the attention from the “paper” magazine, have been discussing it all week. Well, I’ll have to take part, but I won’t be singing exactly praises.

Legal consciousness of a juror and a soldier Lev Segal Publication date: May 23, 2005 The re-delivery of a not guilty verdict by jurors in the case of Ullman and others forces us to try to understand the logic of our fellow citizens.

We and Food Radical philosophy based on methodological analysis of the possibilities of physiology in the social sciences Alexey Radov Publication date: May 23, 2005 Introduction: about the green hare Some time ago I became interested in the possibility of reducing psychology and social sciences to physiology (similar to the reduction of some parts of chemistry to physics). At first it was something of a joke to me, but a joke like Pauli's first message about neutrinos.

It is very difficult to move around the space of the former USSR, especially in a non-standard direction, not in a massive flow of passengers.

It is very difficult to move around the space of the former USSR, especially in a non -standard direction, not in the mass flow of passengers.

The repeated verdict of not guilty by the jurors in the case of Ulman and others forces us to try to understand the logic of our fellow citizens. It would seem that the acts committed on January 11, 2002 near the village of Dai, Shatoi district of the Chechen Republic by GRU special forces soldiers: captain Eduard Ulman, lieutenant Alexander Kalagansky, warrant officer Vladimir Voevodin and their commander, Major Alexei Perelevsky, cannot be called anything other than criminal.

Introduction: About the Green Hare Some time ago, I was interested in the possibility of reducing psychology and social sciences to physiology (like reduction of some parts of chemistry to physics). At first, for me it was a kind of joke, but jokes like the first message to Pauli about neutrino. Pauli (the great physicist) announced the opening of a neutrino (i.e. physical particles without a mass) somewhere like the Academy of Sciences, presenting it as a joke.

P@utina, issue 25 Pavel Protasov Publication date: May 23, 2005 Last week, the magazine “Russian Newsweek” published an article “ The language has an afterword ,” dedicated to modern network jargon and its penetration beyond the boundaries of the Internet itself. Naturally, the “zhezhists”, who were so flattered by the attention from the “paper” magazine, have been discussing it all week. Well, I’ll have to take part, but I won’t be singing exactly praises.