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[Alexandr Korol]

half of it, just deciding not to read those parts. That’s what it means when you skip a recommendation that was part of the book. So it’s really important to follow those sequences correctly when reading the book. If I include links in the book suggesting something to read on Wikipedia, of course that needs to be read. If I recommend certain films, it’s worth watching at least a couple of them. If I mention a music track by name in the book, then naturally it’s there for a reason — to set the mood, to immerse you in the specific information being presented at that moment in the book. And it turns out that without listening to that track, a person might perceive my chapter from the wrong angle. Many people think that a music track I mention isn’t important, and they continue reading from their own egotistical angle, within their comfort zone, without adjusting their mood or tuning in. As a result, they misunderstand everything. But if they had played the track I suggested, their ego, self-love, and comfort zone would have been disrupted and realigned — helping them to perceive the book from the angle that’s needed at that moment. So the films, the music, all the links, all the Wikipedia articles I recommend — they’re very important. You must not ignore them in my books. And returning to the question about the matrix — yes, a person is reading the book. Naturally, if you’re on a plane or on a train, you don’t have the opportunity to buy bamboo sticks and a glue gun to start assembling the matrix in order to confirm and compare whether what I’m decoding is really true. And many people ignored this step, thinking it wasn’t important — after all, it’s just a book. But of course, we shouldn’t cling to how things were done in the past. This is a 21st-century book, a modern one. If the book describes something that can be done right while reading it, why not do it? And yes, if a person reading the second volume of “Alternative History” — the last part of the book, the final third, so to speak, the last 30% — if it ends with me physically decoding the matrix, meaning I draw and build a geometric figure and reference sacred scriptures saying this was described there, and I’ve now physically recreated it, then naturally, if someone wants to truly grasp this, they should try doing it themselves and verify it. Why not? They should calmly, without hesitation, try drawing that matrix or recreating it in a 3D program, or buy the same sticks or tubes and glue it together themselves. But many people — 99% — ignored this, just thinking “Ah, okay, Korol found something in the sacred texts, alright, got it. So he made a cube with wheels, neat” — and that’s it,