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[Alexandr Korol]

It’s frightening. And I, for the whole era of the scientist who has proved everything, scientifically all this, explained the whole structure of the world in general, this is revolutionary information, this statement that turns everything upside down and nobody even reads it or sees it. And I’m there in front of every- one! Then my friend asked me if he was one of the witnesses, that is, before I solved everything – there were two people, one of them witnessed everything and he said:

– Who’s the witness?
– You, the other person with whom I glued the matrix, and Big Alexander, and that’s it. And a few secret families and nobody else. Nobody. Everybody is too lazy to read, to watch, to understand, nobody understands anything, nobody wants anything, and everybody thinks they know everything.
– How is that possible? This is unreal information. And for an outsider, it’s a fascinating novel. Even for people who like science fiction...
– I think you see – nobody reads. People are used to clicking on things.
– It means something terrible is going to happen in the world if things are so bad.
– Yeah, I don’t know what else to do. The challenge is to see what happens. And nobody reads it and has no intention of reading alternative history.
– Did you tell your father?
– Yes, I told him.
– What did he say?
– I mean, he’s got an advanced mind. He’s got it all figured out.
– And then what?
– And that’s it, nothing more, that is, the next day as if nothing had happened. – Why is that?
– Because you people don’t want to realise that it’s living history, it only comes into play when you talk about it. And when I talk to you about it now, we’re involved in it, we’re connected to it. But if I’m talking to people about business for an hour and tomorrow, I’m connected to the material world, the world of business. And I’ll even forget about the alternative history, as if it never happened. My father also listened to me for a couple of hours, and then he switched off to work, and that was it. And it’s like that, he’s in another world. In the world of work.