Alexandr Korol

But if you don’t live like that, the Spirit will leave you. And it may appear only during the surgery itself, in the process of something specific, and then leave — you seem like an ordinary person again, and then you reconnect. Essentially, you’re connecting to some kind of Wi-Fi, to a higher intelligence, to the system at the right moment. That’s why brilliant, unique people always feel that presence. Scientists, creative individuals, even surgeons — they all sense it when something extremely difficult happens, and it’s as if it’s no longer you, the small human mind, in control, but some force working through you, guiding your hands. And then the surgery ends, and the Spirit leaves. It’ll return when the time is right. It’s as if you know how to connect to a more powerful operating system that’s needed for a specific moment, for a specific task. And if you’re not doing those kinds of tasks, why would the Spirit enter you? What for? So you can scroll through social media faster while in the Spirit?

Question: In the book, you reflect that everything has a past, present, and future, but we can only see each object in one state. For example, a particular apple at a given moment in time will either be unripe — conditionally the past — or ripe — conditionally the present, and so on. Are the planets of the Solar System physically our Earth at different points in time? Can they be observed through a telescope because the time intervals are so vast that this unfolding can literally be seen? Or are they not our Earth specifically, but rather stages of planets — just different ones? (Not one apple spread across time intervals, but different apples that we observe in their own specific time stage, and therefore we can judge the past and future of apples, meaning Earth.) Or does that not matter, and the only important thing is the formula itself, showing how everything can be broken down?

At the time when I was analyzing all of this in the first volume of “Alternative History” and continued reflecting on it in the second volume, I was leaning more toward the idea that these are different. But what I was really starting to talk about — especially when I had that moment of revelation at the end of the first volume, while decoding the matrix — was that everything around us, we are already, physically, seeing as different moments in time. That our world is structured in such a way that all this variety is really just stages of the same thing. Figuratively speaking, there are many planets, but in essence,