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[Alexandr Korol]

of the pizza, we would see: the God of the sky, the God of the earth, the God of the underworld, and the God of death. Now imagine if we placed this pizza on glass, on a transparent glass table, and crawled under the table to look — how would the pizza look from the reverse side? And the point is that from the reverse side, these are also elements, but as if opposite ones — that’s the paradox. So maybe somewhere there are four, somewhere eight — these are the same elements, but from that side they are like plus and minus, they’re different. Just like somewhere it’s winter now, and somewhere summer — all these poles, this spiral, it’s like two sides of a coin, heads and tails. And the system highlights this for me so I can understand even more what is a reflection of what and what is the opposite of what. And how one can turn into the opposite by switching the pole. I don’t know, maybe this is the secret of all alchemy and philosophy, but right now this process is underway. Essentially, even when talking about the cube and its eight corners, it’s as if there are eight corners, but four of them are the opposite four — so they’re still the same ones, just some kind of reflection. And also one can be the opposite, like day and night, and maybe life and death too. And maybe, after all, that death — that fourth God — if it’s on one coin, on one side of the pizza slice, then if we look at that pizza slice from the other side, that’s the God of the Sun. Do you see what I mean?