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[Alexandr Korol]

such confusion, why nothing could ever be deciphered, and why no one understood why sometimes it’s three, sometimes four, five, six, seven, eight — what is it all about? And you see, I’m unraveling this now, and it feels good to me because I do love order. I hope it’s great for your mind to see this orderliness, because it really sets the boundaries of perception and understanding of the world. It’s very cool. And maybe even because I’m approaching it like this now, I feel very unusual myself. Honestly, kind of harmonious, I would say, harmonious.