Alexandr Korol

in it like this, that’s how I saw time. It’s interesting. And secondly, what you’re saying, the choice, the fact that I saw seemingly one future, then another, then a third, I didn’t quite understand what it was – that’s a different story. These are different multiverses. And Big Alexander kept telling me, he was always worried and said that I should choose a good future. That I should choose a future where there are no catastrophes and everyone doesn’t die, and the whole world doesn’t disappear, but instead a future where diseases are defeated, where everyone is happy, the golden age begins, and so on. And he also hinted interestingly, he said: “So, what kind of future do you want?” I said: “Well, I want a future where all the problems in the world have stopped, ended, and Russia became number one, Saint Petersburg – the capital of the world, and everything is built according to my laws, rules, and the whole world is structured and heading into a golden age, or already in a golden age. That’s the future I see and want.” He said: “Well, then think only about that. Don’t think or talk about how you see everything burning or exploding.” I thought: “Alright.” And back then, I didn’t understand why he was so worried. Of course, I could have more fantastically imagined, as people tend to, that I was all-powerful, that if I thought of something bad, everything in the world would go wrong, and if I thought of something good, it would be good. Maybe that’s how God manages things. I had such thoughts back then, when I wrote the second volume. But when I was working on the third volume, it turned out that all of this is real, and it’s no joke, and that it really is, if you know that everything is a system and a simulation, and that there is intellect, this mind, and that there are many of these systems, these spirits, and how they all grow each other, and so on. And that the choice determines which multiverse you enter, and it happens unnoticed, but it’s real, and of course, it shows that this is all very serious, very serious indeed.

Question: You wrote that everything you describe in your book is like the laws of the new world, but it is not a new Bible. And the Bible, I quote, “was needed by people.” So, in your opinion, was the Bible written for the future? And how do you view its relevance in the modern world?

No, it was written, the Bible, for all times. It was written for all times by God directly, that is, by the system, the intellect, which connected with humans