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[Alexandr Korol]

choice four years ago, and for that person, the pandemic and COVID never ended, and perhaps they buried all of us because they were meant to see it. And there, in that multiverse, we died for them, along with all their loved ones, and they themselves. And as it turns out, everything had already started, just as I had felt back then. Everything began before 2023. And it is very fortunate that I and those who read me did not witness that. That we made the right choice, that we are still here, where nothing has yet begun or where it passes easily, or ends quickly.
What else am I working on? Yesterday, I dedicated the entire day to assembling the matrix. And what’s funny is how my friends joked about it:

– Alex, if you put the matrix together, you’ll finish everything, and you’ll die. Maybe you shouldn’t complete it?
– Don’t worry. I still have to do what I have to do. I need to figure everything out. And I feel like I’m circling around it, but the system, I sense, will still give me the exact day when I am meant to complete it fully.

Yesterday, the system didn’t allow me to fully assemble the matrix, to see these three fruits, the three golden apples – meaning some details are still missing in my matrix. You see, everyone has tried to fit all these perfect polyhedra together in some way, but no one has done it the right way, because if they had, they would have become God. I keep working on this – figuring out how everything should fit together, solving it.

It’s interesting how my third, fourth, and fifth volumes are encoded directly into the text – this path is coded so that a person will read these books and, just sitting at home, go through it all, experience it all without leaving their home. And it will all count. You know, like when you have to do something in a computer game, but you don’t want to, so you try to hack the system, you want it to just press the button automatically, and it still counts as if you played? It’s the same here – by reading the book, you physically experience everything, all the lives of all people. But it’s just a book, like something similar to “Jumanji,” or like those grimoires, or magical books where as soon as you read them, you immediately connect to something. So these five volumes of “Alternative