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[Alexandr Korol]

And we humans, physically, don’t differ much from one another — there are certain standards. Of course, skin color, height, yes, but in terms of proportions — legs, arms, we all have the same, and one head. And the difference between us lies in the fact that each of us has, imagine, a kind of system board. That is, inside each of us there is a code, a matrix, this labyrinth. And because of this coding, we are who we are. Pasha is Pasha, Masha is Masha — but it’s because of the code inside. And it turns out that light enters into a person, and this light is transformed into consciousness thanks to the labyrinth that exists within the body — figuratively speaking. Although again, later I talk about how the body, in essence, is not physical — but that’s not important now. Even if we say we’re in a simulation... But let’s still respect the boundaries of the projection we live in — the boundaries of the body, the boundaries outside the body. For now, let’s keep it simple, on fingers: imagine we have a body, a robot, there is some kind of code, and light enters into it, and because of that, I have this personality, these thoughts, these views. And each of us has our own code. Now imagine if this code could be extracted and inserted into a metallic robot, and that code could also capture the light just like we all capture it now, each of us within ourselves. While we are alive, the light circulates through the labyrinth inside us. If that labyrinth is interrupted, the light leaves — and that’s how we die. That’s why there’s always a certain percentage of damage a person can receive — fatal or non-fatal — when they’re injured. Because if a person gets too big of a hole in themselves, then the labyrinth is interrupted, and you yourself are already that matrix, and the light no longer loops — it leaves, and the body dies. That’s why the labyrinth always needs to be quickly patched up so the light can keep flowing, and then you live, you don’t die. And now imagine — we made a robot out of metal, inserted this code into it, meaning it entirely consists of this code. And that means light will enter it too, and it will be me. Where am I then? Question. What is “I”? I assumed that this means it’s possible — people generally imagine that human consciousness can be transferred into a computer, and that’s where the future is heading. But it’s not like consciousness can be transferred — that’s not the point. It’s not about transferring consciousness, because it’s all the same light. And what makes it different — whether it’s your consciousness or mine — doesn’t depend on the light, since we all share it, but on which box, which labyrinth that light enters. And your labyrinth is yours, mine is mine.