Alexandr Korol

I am going to talk a bit more about multiverses. Let’s imagine a man who is an IT engineer. But the point is not that he is an IT engineer. This character can exist in any world – in the world of skaters and in the world of people who spend a lot of time in hookah bars. These worlds are two different dimensions of so- ciety. So this IT engineer can be in the world of people who like hookah. It is a certain type of person. They all look the same. They have bad taste, bad haircuts and puffy faces. They dress disproportionately. For example, when they wear a T-shirt, their stomach or sides look bigger than their shoulders. They wear tight tops, smoke water pipes and like to talk about cryptocurrency. They dream of going to Singapore or Dubai and have idols that look like them. They are primitive and have no taste. It is a certain type. They might wear white shirts and ugly sunglasses. They dream of buying a Tesla. There are a lot of these young people who have no idea about really good quality, high frequency. They don’t know that there is another world.
So here is this guy, an IT engineer, and we have to pull him out of that world and into another, more sophisticated universe. What does a high-end IT engineer look like? First of all, he hangs out with other cool engineers who live in New York or Boston or London. They are stylish and cool and he is friends with them. He has a different taste in music and films. He doesn’t talk to Russian-speak- ing people from his old circle. His lifestyle is completely different. He doesn’t follow the Russian media. He would dress like a character from 90s films. He would wear something like a green python jacket, very unusual. He would know news about some upcoming projects that will only be available in the future be- cause he is friends with the top IT engineers in the world. He would know about them first hand. He would be this “alien” in this world. Such people exist, even Russians. They are human beings. They travel between multiverses in search of the best version of themselves. You see, these are two different worlds. This sec- ond guy would listen to music that nobody knows, not even me. He would have a very unusual lifestyle, very unique. His world would be made up of different cultures – something from Japan and other places. He would practice jiu-jitsu in his spare time. He would study a third foreign language. This is a multiverse. He is still an IT engineer. So it is possible to keep your job. I can give you another example. Let us take the world of photography as an example. Let’s say there was a photographer who started at a very basic level and became a world-famous