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[Alexandr Korol]

You bring water near them, and it turns into sunflower oil. How is that even possible? What is this? You can check it yourself — I’m not making this up. What is this?
So, when I am talking with the Mystic-Old-Man, and he tells me that I am writing in both of these times, I ask him:

– Could it be that there are different multiverses, and that what is happening is actually just the multiverse itself? That when I enter a different time, I have different thoughts, different desires, I become someone else entirely? But it’s not just that I change — it’s as if my fate immediately unfolds differently. If there were illnesses or problems, they disappear. And something happens with my surroundings too, as if certain people don’t even exist in this multiverse. No, of course, they physically exist somewhere, but it’s like they’ve been erased from my mind, and I from theirs, as if in this particular multiverse, even the people are different.

And he confirms this again, saying:

– It’s not just a multiverse, but multiverses, and there are many of them.
– Alright, – I say, – but if, for example, I call you and ask you a question, and I am talking to you, then does that mean I am also from the multiverse in which I am asking you this question? And therefore, you must also be different. Since I am in a different multiverse, and I call you, then you must also be different in that multiverse.

And then he explains it very well. He says:

– No, there is something neutral, something that always remains neutral.

Well, let me explain. Imagine, for example, that in Multiverse 1, you are an athlete. In Multiverse 2, you are an alcoholic. In Multiverse 3, you are something else. There are many multiverses, though your association with this concept might not be quite right — I’ll explain it to you in more detail later. But for now, just imagine that there are different versions of you. And let’s call this concept