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Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2026 9:20 am
by Alexandr Korol
everything again from zero, the entire path of people. On the one hand, it’s
logical, in order to write the book and so forth. But on the other hand, what’s the
probability that this is simply a different time?

Imagine, when I was magical at twenty years old, then after twenty years old I
ought to go on being even more magical and being someone, but it stopped, as it
were. And my next year, when I turned twenty-one, — that’s already a different
reality, that’s where I, on the contrary, am in an entirely different life altogether,
in the past, still learning to be that magical person. And so when I now pass
through this life and become fully magical, I’ll die without knowing it myself, and
life will begin from those twenty years, from that other me, where I’m magical,
and then from twenty years old onward I’ll already be that magical one, who
knows everything and has come to know everything. That’s the theory I have. It’s
difficult to describe, but there is such a theory. Why am I thinking about this even
more now? Because everything that’s happening with me now, all these years,
and also the way I’m now opening companies and will be making books under
other people, under pseudonyms… And I remember, back then, at twenty years
old, that little magician, I used to say: “It’s wrong that you judge people by the
cover and by age. Who knows, maybe the films you watch, maybe I shot them.
Who knows, maybe the store you go to and buy groceries at — it’s my company
that produces these products. You can’t know this. I can be anyone at all, but to
you I can always present myself as an ordinary salesman and be a salesman.” The
most interesting thing is that back then I said this as if I directly knew it. Where
did I get such thinking from? It was as if I said it as if I really were like that.
And now, the most interesting thing is, I’m only just becoming that.

Here’s another theory. What’s the probability that all of us are born like this…
After all, we were born, figuratively speaking, all those generations who find me
now as Alexandr Korol, you were all born in the twentieth or in the twenty-first
century. That is, we just appeared right away, as if from the middle of the world’s
existence, not from the middle, at some segment of it. And what’s the probability
that, so that our psyche would be comfortable, all the history that was before the
twentieth century or the nineteenth — that all of it is an illusion? That it’s simply
so that it would be felt as if it had been. And also that we have certain prospects