and more dearly paid his father, my birth great grandfather, because suddenly in the story the redric of russia today and the reason nikita khrushchev, which i think the greatest thing he did was deannounce stallin during the secret speech and later on wi. it is no longer seen as an act of brave. instead it is dismissed as a simple act of political revenge. and then the story goes because russians love literature and they are great at inventing stories. that is why they are so good at propaganda because all that is is inventing stories. as the story goes today, if it were not my grandfather or family i would say that is a great invention and reads like a good detective novel. and the story goes today that when stalin discovered that khrushchev was a trader and he already died and they are dockments he died an march 11, 1943. and stalin discovered instead of him dying he was actually defective to the nazis. he was a fighter pilot and flew soviet fighter jet. so the story goe
in new york. [inaudible] as most she s a good writer, articles appear regulate in the near times, the wall street journal, the newsweek and many other publications. her book was published on the cnn website as a source of authoritative information on current political developments in russia. fortunately, or rather unfortunate because [inaudible] the publication of this book is timely. because of this conflict we are witnessing propaganda. how our government justifies its action in ukraine [inaudible] and how typical russian when people tend to believe, is being criticized. this book explains why all that happen. and guides to russian people s minds which are still not free from any kind of invisible internal [inaudible] so please welcome to the stage with nina khrushcheva. [applause] thank you very much. the introduction is certainly very much better than much more than i deserve, but thank you. thank you, all of you, for being here. is an incredible honor.
telepathy, telekinesis, recording the maris, perhaps even photographed in a gene, controlling computers with the mind, controlling robots with the mind. we have done it. we have done this, we have done all these things in the laboratory. how did this occur in the last 15 years? guest: the brain is a black box. we didn t know what was inside the brain. 49 technology local look at blood flow with an our eye scans, blood flow pushing around the brain and we can look all the old wives tales, the theories of sigmund freud. some of his furies were correct, some was incorrect. we can use computers to deciphers the blood flow to create a picture of what you are thinking about. this is amazing. if you think about the mona lisa, we can put your head in an mri scan, have a computer look at all the blood flow and reconstruct a picture of the month of lisa. when you fall asleep, the machine keeps plugging away and prints out your dreams. one day we will wake up in the morning and see