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[Alexandr Korol]

and suddenly a real serpent crawled there, and they ate an apple and fell directly from there onto the earth. No, that is, in essence, this is only a switching of these dimensions, that is, frequencies, that is, worlds, which, in principle, happens with me, with the readers, when a person touches “Alternative History,” when he immerses himself in this novel, goes through the path of all these volumes of “Alternative History.” And so something similar happened there. That is, it turns out that people were simply connected to such a Wi-Fi point, that is, to a frequency, that is, to a world, to a dimension, which was paradise. And they disconnected from this and ended up in another world, where there is pain, suffering, betrayal, judgment of each other, who looks how, and so on. And from this begins the story of how everything appears at all. But in essence, if they had not done this, had not disobeyed God and listened to the serpent, and if they had not eaten the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, they would still have remained there, as it is in my memory. And essentially, you know, it is so interesting, one can draw an analogy. Perhaps this is what I meant in 2010, when my first book appeared, I then recorded the first video for it in 2010, where I was in a white shirt at the board. Of course, my vocabulary was poor, and what I felt I tried somehow to describe with at least some crooked words. But I said that earlier as if, when children are all born, they are all so open, kind, happy, magical, connected to nature, and then with time they are socialized, as it is said, they come under the influence of society, of the social world, in the upper classes of school, now also under the influence of the internet, and they lose themselves, lose connection with the higher — as I called it — and become closed, evil, cowardly people, but originally they were not such, that is how I described it. Because they began to play by the rules of this evil society, which they start to look at and to which they begin to reach out. And perhaps then, when I appeared with my first book, perhaps I at that time had still not forgotten what paradise was, from which I had, it turns out, fallen, having myself reached out into this world of people, this very desire to know good and evil. And it turns out that I was already being saturated completely by society and the world of people, and at the same time I still had in memory what paradise was, and I described