Despite the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the subsequent economic and political challenges faced by its successor states, many continue to take pride in the achievements of that era. 

For them, the memory of the Soviet Union represents a time of great ambition, innovation, and collective effort - a legacy that continues to shape their identity and worldview.

Watch the interview our editor-in-chief Donald Courter did with the Russian Professor of Philosophy of Technology. 

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