last couple of weeks but this has been a pattern which has been widely documented and reported on by international bodies and countries and human rights reports as well as those in your own country so i m going to report you to the only body that actually is allowed and are there to follow up this kind of complexities and the reality is it s not opinions of organizations i mean they re based on facts it s part of the human rights council in the un and we actually and has been condemned in the human organism here or have the wrong information we presented our report les here and we came out with only eleven recommendations and all of them were fulfilled and pretty much the same time as the latest killings were taking place you gave an interview there once let us show happened because i wouldn t have any pull you give an interview to the magazine in this that which you said my duro always dealt with the critical situation with love and always with an open hand to dialogue with the most r
and work in outer space. over the last fifty years countless experiments have been carried out and more experience has been gained with each one he was almost on his with human organism has become more resistant to the aggressive conditions and space for some but the crew member psychological compatibility is the greatest challenge or going to. the ideal crew or cause my not doesn t exist and never will we re not robots and you re old. when you wanted to hold more videos of that which well you can t just slam the door between yourself and your colleagues with and but i think crew is damaged to find a common language and make compromises buttons. exactly the right word of this case . over four hundred as journalists have now been on all. getting space station since the first one was launched in nine hundred seventy one the personal selection criteria for
for humans to live and work on outer space. over the last fifty years countless experiments have been carried out and more experience has been gained with the trials that it was almost organised the human organism has become more resistant to the aggressive conditions in space for some but the crewmembers psychological compatibility is the greatest challenge. your ideal crew or cosmonaut doesn t exist and never will we re not robots and when you re old. when you want to hold more details of that which well you can t just slam the door between yourself and your colleagues and what i think crew is down to find a common language and make compromises. is exactly the right word of this case. over four hundred astronauts have now been on all. between the space station since the first one was launched in the one nine hundred seventy one the personal
actually been going through on any level. but what s always been amazing to me is the ability of the human organism to adapt for survival. basically, the instincts of what we ve developed over hundreds of thousands and millions of years to be able to still be here today. so what i think is when you put yourself in a confined space with almost nothing, what happens is the body shifts. it s a complete different mode that you enter. and i looked into animals and their abilities to adapt for survival. the one that was the most interesting to me was a salamander that is starving to death and about to die and it loses its tail, because it needs its tail to survive, his body will quickly digest inner organs to help him grow a tail to run around and get food. wow!
i think it s a mixed blessing and alarmism is ridiculous. by the way, television did indeed fry the brains of many of us and you can also say that the kind of information revolution has moved us on from the couch potato phase to the point we re more engaged. we re commenting, hitting the like button. first of all, the human organism is ultimately adaptable and we re adapting to this like we have way more radical changes over the thousands of years of human revolution. if your brain is being rewired, then fine. i m not worried for the future of society as a result. there was a study, mark potts, in that article about office workers who changed screens 37 times in an hour. that sounded low to me. could we all be becoming so distracted that we can never