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[Alexandr Korol]

And you latch onto that and ask me, “Alexandr, are you planning to write a book about mirrors?” And I say, “No, I didn’t plan to, I just gave an example, one of 20 examples was about a mirror. But my book is not about mirrors.” Seriously, this is a very important point. It’s very important that you don’t take things out of context. I clearly remember that it was about lasers and semiconductors too. Check it, you quoted me now, check what was actually meant. Don’t take it out of context, you can’t do that. And this is the point, that if you had quoted everything where I develop the topic of light, I would have answered it. But here, you’ve taken out of context only one or two lines and asked me to explain them separately. But it’s all part of a whole, you can’t take it out of context, you can’t. Of course, I’ll answer the question, but not with the approach you’ve used to ask it. I’ll answer the question. It meant that – if we go back to the essence of the book, the second volume of “Alternative History” – it meant that, wow, what I see, the principle that if we study just light, as the source of light and the refraction of light through a prism, when light splits or divides – don’t focus on the words and nitpick – it splits into seven colors. Plus, we also know that there is direct light, reflected light, laser light, artificial light, and light that we cannot see or perceive, but, for example, some animals can see it, like ultraviolet light, and so on. It’s all energy. But when I gave the example with light, I meant that even our world is like this, it is also seemingly divided into these colors, this palette. What happens is that there is a division following a similar template, structure, algorithm, divine code, as if the principle is the same. What I noticed is that, just like light turns into a rainbow, planets and continents are the same. And if we refer now to mythology and sacred writings, even there it mentions seven spirits, seven lamps of God, seven churches. Even in the case of the deity, as I later found out, this is in my next “Alternative History,” the Hindu deity is depicted on a chariot with seven horses. The steps in the icon “Sophia – the Wisdom of God,” there are also seven steps. And you can pay attention to the Orthodox icon, where there are columns, steps, and something else from all sides, with the Mother of God and Child in the center. Why? Because she represents the number eight. Then it unfolds in different directions. Or, alternatively, by these steps, you go towards the source. I began to see that there is some source, and how it all unfolds, and this principle exists everywhere. We don’t do it intentionally, but it seems inevitable. It’s like, you know, how chess