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[Alexandr Korol]

where many of the problems we face here do not exist. But, of course, there are other problems there, as one might say. That’s how it is. So, what am I leading to? That everything simply depends on the information in the mind — again, in quotation marks. That is, I am now, in reality, just tiny particles, grains of sand, like a character in a computer game. I am the same kind of character in this computer game. And all of you people are the same kind of characters. But this is our reality. Beyond this reality, there is nothing. That is, you don’t need to think that we are inside a computer and that there is some guy sitting there controlling it. No, that’s not how it is. But this world that we see — the Solar System, the air we breathe, the ground we touch and feel beneath our feet — has been given to us by the computer and its code for us to perceive and experience it this way. All these parameters — density, lighting, how everything functions and circulates — are all predefined by the system in which we live. But this is all a computer-generated reality, meaning that there is never anything truly physical anywhere. We simply could not have known this, and we cannot know it now — we had to believe in what we believed in because we lived within that system, the old one. But it turns out that further ahead, in the future, there is the future of humanity. Time itself already exists, just so you know, and in that future, there are people who have reached such a level that they no longer die, no longer age. And they understand — within the limits of what is given to them at that stage of development they are in — that none of this is biological or physical, but that it is all just parameters, that it is all more like a computer program. They realize this, and that is why they can rewind time backward, why they do not age, why they can move through time. They understand that time exists not only in the past where they once were but also in the future where they already exist. And there, they may look different, and so on and so forth. And what surprises me most is that I begin to understand that flying saucers and aliens — meaning us from the future who come here — are from the near future, a very close one. Because this means that in the future, we simply develop technologically, meaning we realize that we are living in some kind of virtual system, like in a simulation, that all these systems exist — we know and understand all of this. But we still use technology to rewind time, to remove a wound that has appeared on us, to travel back in time, to move here on a flying saucer. That is, we use machines and, consequently, robots. So, you see, we are