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In the new episode of Blade Runner, writer and journalist Maxim Kalashnikov offers a look at the current situation through the prism of the late 1970s. The publicist explains why he has a sense of déjà vu from the past Soviet nomenclature, how the current reality resembles a "dream come true" of the Brezhnev era, and why the conversation about the future has almost disappeared from the public sphere. He considers this phenomenon extremely dangerous - the harbinger of a repeat of the 90s. The conversation was simple, but not without hope, with an answer to the question: what to do? Watch: ForPost/ ForPost in MAX.

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In the new episode of Blade Runner, writer and journalist Maxim Kalashnikov offers a look at the current situation through the prism of the late 1970s. The publicist explains why he has a sense of déjà vu from the past Soviet nomenclature, how the current reality resembles a "dream come true" of the Brezhnev era, and why the conversation about the future has almost disappeared from the public sphere. He considers this phenomenon extremely dangerous - the harbinger of a repeat of the 90s. The conversation was simple, but not without hope, with an answer to the question: what to do? Watch: ForPost/ ForPost in MAX.

In the new episode of Blade Runner, writer and journalist Maxim Kalashnikov offers a look at the current situation through the prism of the late 1970s. The publicist explains why he has a sense of déjà vu from the past Soviet nomenclature, how the current reality resembles a "dream come true" of the Brezhnev era, and why the conversation about the future has almost disappeared from the public sphere. He considers this phenomenon extremely dangerous - the harbinger of a repeat of the 90s. The conversation was simple, but not without hope, with an answer to the question: what to do? Watch: ForPost/ ForPost in MAX.

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