Хочешь свободы - готовься платить. Михаил Шейтельман

At 00:00 Mikhail Sheitelman opens the discussion. At 03:00 he reflects on Ukraine’s forgetting of non‑freedom. At 06:00 he examines freedom and law, arguing that responsibility should replace prohibitions. At 09:00 he discusses the role of licenses, the Bible, and personal moral codes. At 12:00 he addresses freedom of speech and the responsibility that comes with it. At 15:00 he contrasts words and actions. At 18:00 he envisions a new world without rules, where freedom and AI coexist. At 21:00 he asks what to do when given freedom. At 24:00 he considers the personal choice between institutions and freedom. At 27:00 he describes absolute freedom as escape, mountains, and demobilization. At 30:00 he discusses money as both freedom and a trap. At 33:00 he outlines a formula for success: work hard. At 36:00 he sees freedom as choosing one’s favorite non‑freedom. At 39:00 he critiques how the state and security eat freedom. At 39:28 he warns about social points without China, where reputation becomes control. At 39:55 he speculates on the new freedom in a world of insecurity. At 40:08 he argues that the state loses power, not takes it. At 43:37 he predicts that we will take from the state through social significance. At 47:14 he envisions a future world with different states and rules. At 49:55 he says we choose or are chosen by trauma. At 52:36 he explains why the ‘ugly’ succeed more. At 54:32 he calls boredom the third engine of life. At 57:44 he comments on 15‑minute films and how everything is known in advance. At 1:00:42 he explains why we return to people, not cities. At 1:03:18 he calls YouTube and Facebook new censors. At 1:06:03 he warns that the most important self‑censorship is not to intrude into others’ lives. At 1:08:22 he shares a lesson about money in debt, a lost friend. At 1:10:37 he concludes that other people’s advice is worthless.