Пересечение черты и выход из цистерны/ Crossing the Line and Exiting the Cistern

11 ship, ‘The RMS Titanic’ deemed to be unsinkable sank in the North Atlantic Ocean. In 1986 the impossible happened again in Chernobyl when the Chernobyl nuclear reactor core exploded causing devastating effects that are still present today. And who could have imagined in 2020 a pandemic would shutdown the entire world sending us all scrambling like headless chickens. Yet, that is precisely what happened. Surely such a surreal experience has taught us to call to task the so called impossible who is nothing more than a con artist. Of course we could argue that unlike the pandemic AI is a machine that follows instructions which puts us in the driver’s seat. Shkrudnev blows this argument out of the water when he hits the nail on the head by exclaiming, ‘ How can we have control over AI when we don’t even have control over our self, driven by fear, instinct and an imposed alien programme.’ Impossibilities are recipes for disasters simply because they are deemed to be impossible having no clear goal vector. When AI performs the impossible it may be forgiven for thinking that the world would be a better place without homo sapiens. Having turned our world into a battlefield riddled with hatred, poverty, greed and a total lack of respect for life in all its forms of biodiversity we are lost in an abyss of utter chaos. What we consider normal is far from normal and not in alignment with the human spirit. If it weren’t for those exceptional humans who relentlessly prevail on our behalf the prognosis appears hopeless. One such man is the Russian genius Nicolai Levashov. Levashov had the foresight to develop a health generator that provides assistance to our brains. Known as SVETL Life Technology these generators support the ‘coupling’ Shkrudnev speaks of in his articles, merging biological reason with technical reason in the creation of a new ontology. Shkrudnev certainly provides further insight on the topic of AI. Not only does he draw from specialists in the industry, but he goes even further, presenting us with a completely new perspective that we must carefully study. A perspective that is not derived from inside the cistern. Bringing everyone to the table as equals, he