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[Alexandr Korol]

I speak from experience. Also, some kind of pads — I just ordered cardboard and put down a new piece every time. And so I make these geometric shapes. I’m decoding the matrix.

The most curious thing is that just yesterday I told the designer who helps me do this in 3D:

— Long ago, when I was about 10 years old, 15 years ago as a young man, I said that to create artificial intelligence — which people started talking about in the media and on the internet 15 years ago — if you want to create a real robot that thinks like a human, it’s useless to just give it information about how to do things correctly; then it will definitely be a robot. But for it to become human, that is, a higher mind, that is, intelligence, artificial intelligence must learn in reverse. That is, it must make all the mistakes and remember them. And only after all the mistakes come to the right solution at the very end. Only in this way does intelligence become conscious.

And if we talk about what conscious and unconscious something is — robot or human — then an unconscious robot or human is one who has memorized, just like a robot, a bunch of phrases or actions on how to do things correctly, but does not realize why, because they don’t know what is wrong and why the other option is wrong. They simply don’t know; they just memorized and repeat like a parrot. That’s how stupid, unconscious people act. They are “smart” because they learned everything they need to, like a robot, repeating phrases or actions without understanding why. A conscious person, who is already like a higher mind, like artificial intelligence or a robot with artificial intelligence, learns and becomes intelligent thanks to what? It is when they make a thousand mistakes, through trial and error realize why this option doesn’t work, why that one doesn’t work, and so on through all the options, and only at the end find the option that works. And then they realize everything.
And right now the same is happening in the process of decoding the matrix — the geometric matrix that I am building. I told the designer: