Practical psychology - magazine to solve all psychological problems

2025-06-01 06:06

In a sense, World War III is in full swing. Countries are fighting for bright minds, because intelligence is the most valuable resource in the modern world. In the old days, they drove away livestock, robbed warehouses, and took prisoners. Today food is plentiful, robots are about to go to work. Society needs those who improve weapons and train neural networks, not collectors of silver and marten skins. It's a matter of well-being and national security

2025-06-01 06:06

Depression, a mental illness described by Hippocrates, has become the plague of our time. Relentless statistics indicate that if in the 40s of the XX century, despite all the difficulties and the world war, the frequency of depressions was only 2.5-3% of the total population, then already in the peaceful 60s this number increased to 10 –12% and increases every year

2025-06-01 06:06

My ancestors did not fight on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. And yet, when on May 9 we remember the feat of the Russian people in this war, I have reason to be proud - my grandfather Ilya Ivanovich Ageev worked permanently in the rear in the small Ural town of Sukhoi Log, Sverdlovsk region, making his contribution to the victory

2025-06-01 06:06

Without the most complete knowledge, you will not be able to successfully deploy a spy. Without humanity and justice, you will not be able to Send scouts ahead. Without a correct instinct and an inquiring mind, you will not be able to correctly assess the information you received. Sensitivity! Sensitivity! Sun Tzu Chinese general, 4th century BC e. "Art of War"

2025-06-01 06:06

Once upon a time it was very important for me to recover from an incomprehensible "disease", to answer the question why I feel fear and panic, why do I feel tired and sick, although the disease was not diagnosed?

There is no person who would be like an Island in itself, each person is a part of the Mainland, a part of the Land; and if the Wave sweeps the coastal Cliff into the sea, Europe will become smaller, and also if it flushes the edge of the Cape and destroys your Castle and your Friend; the death of each Human belittles me too, for I am one with all Humanity, and therefore never ask for whom the Bell tolls; he calls for you too. John Donne

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

In the previous article, we examined the concept of "non-art" by Jean Dubuffet, embodied in a whole separate direction - art-brut. Dubuffet himself went the hard way before finding his own unique style, reflecting his idea of real work. This is an art imbued with the spirit of freedom of sound search, art devoid of harmony, "sleekness", orderliness. The embodiment of the spirit of chaos and barbarism: crude, living art

There are still many unknown pages and unknown heroes in the history of the Great Patriotic War. At first glance, their actions seem illogical and meaningless. If we, the current generation, can deeply understand them, we will be able to understand ourselves, our place and purpose, which means that we will preserve the historical and mental continuity and will live in harmony with ourselves

Not so long ago, our search engines discovered unknown burial places of Italian soldiers during the Great Patriotic War

Historians say that knowledge about the life of our ancestors teaches us not to repeat their mistakes, not to relive social catastrophes, to recognize the true causes of events and social phenomena. However, as reality shows, the experience of the past does not always work - either from banal ignorance, or because of the erroneous interpretation of historical events

End of September 1941

A German officer from a damaged tank, taken prisoner by the partisans near Pinsk 6 days after the start of the war with the Soviet Union, was most outraged not by the fact that his tank was knocked out, but by the fact that some civilians did it

During the Great Patriotic War, about a million women, at the call of their hearts and out of a sense of duty, went to the front. They served in the army in almost all types of troops and in a short time became scouts, radio operators, pilots, nurses, snipers, medical orderlies, sappers, drivers, tank crews and sailors

That which helped the Soviet troops to withstand in the Great Patriotic War is still in each of us. Even if we don't always feel it

On the eve of the most significant holiday for us, Victory Day, the winners of the competition for school research essays on history were awarded at the House of Cinema

Experts say that an illegal scout is not a profession, but a way of life. Any awkward movement, accidentally dropped word, rash behavior can cause the death of not only the scout himself, but also the whole intelligence network, many people. Constant tension, anticipation of danger, willingness to risk their lives - not everyone is capable of this. Considering the special mental properties necessary for such people, the system-vector psychology of Yuri Burlan highlights the olfactory vector

Part 1. Intellectual from the KGB Part 2. In connections that defame himself, noticed … Part 3. Khrushchev's hard times

Part 1. Intellectual from the KGB Part 2. In connections that defame himself, noticed … Part 3. Khrushchev's hard times

Part 1. Intellectual from the KGB Part 2. Seen in self-discrediting relationships

Part 1. Intellectual from the KGB

“Andropov was a person with whom hopes for the best were associated …” V.V. Putin In December 1983, Time magazine named Yuri Andropov, the newly elected head of the USSR, the Person of the Year, two months later he was gone

Stalin. Part 27: Be part of the whole What actually happened at a nearby dacha on the night of February 28 to March 1, 1953, will remain unknown. The stories of the participants in the last "Feast of Valthazar", for obvious reasons, cannot bring us closer to the truth

Stalin. Part 26: The Last Five Year Plan The country and half of the world were preparing for the 70th anniversary of Stalin more than seriously. A special committee was created to prepare the celebrations. But the olfactory Stalin could not feel any pleasure from the excessive protrusion of his name

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