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[Alexandr Korol]

This is purely my assumption, but even if we take the continents, then on one side of the pole — like the north and south poles, magnetic poles, plus and minus — it seems that on one side there are four elements, and on the other side, four elements as well. Under the plus side, there are four worlds, and under the minus side, there are four worlds. But here is the point: one is common. So, it’s as if in the plus world there are three continents, and in the minus world there are three continents, and this element, this fourth one, is common to both — that is the seven, seven continents — but this seventh continent seems to belong to both. That’s how I see it.