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[Alexandr Korol]

Because if I wanted to persuade, to come to an agreement, then after all a different
approach is needed, softer — he’s teaching me, you know, how to talk. And I
tell him: “I know how to manipulate. But I’m not a manipulator, and I’m not
a human — it’s the system doing it. It already knew in advance that all these
people would say no. The question is another one: why does it say, roughly and
directly and to everyone’s face personally, arranging meetings with me in person,
that that’s it?” This is the last chance. It’s telling them this for some reason,
knowing that they won’t listen. So what goal, this is my supposition, is the system
pursuing? So it means it knew: these people would, let’s say, wipe themselves
with my proposal, then a terrible horror, a calamity, would happen to them, and
they’d remember this conversation. So the system wants this? Well, maybe it
wants it to happen this way, so that they’d then believe in something. Because
truly, if the system wanted these people to change the vector of their life, to come
out from under the influence of the dark forces, to become bright and to heed
me, the system would have done it. Whereas here it’s pursuing not that goal, not
that result, but precisely this scenario: I have to tell a person to his face that you,
like the dragonfly, have been idling, whereas I, like the ant, have been laboring.
And that maybe let’s labor together, build a church, or a farm, or an orphanage.
And the person says: “No, I want to go on having fun.” And picks his nose. And I
tell him: “God asked me to convey that that’s it: if you say no now, there’ll be no
more options, that’s it, you’re written off.”

And so right now this system, for some reason, says this to all these people.
This system already knows that these people will say “no,” but it said it to them
anyway. That is, again, if these people were hopeless, already altogether written
off, unneeded by the system, then it wouldn’t be conveying this message to them
through me. So then why does it do it this way? It means there is, after all, some
plan for these people. But this system knew that they’d say “no” to me, and at the
same time it heated it all up like that, as you see, so that when something happens
to all of them, maybe because of this they’ll believe me more, maybe afterwards
they’ll start to heed me even more. As I see it, the system implies some such goal.
This is also a very curious observation.