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expanse of the Universe as if from nowhere and how is the electromagnetic field formed
inside such clouds? What makes molecules unite in macro-objects, for instance, in
gigantic stars? And, finally, what gives birth to life and not only life but at times, to
Rational life? At first sight, these questions seem to be difficult. However, if an
inquisitive human mind compares all the previous knowledge given in your books with
what I’ve just said and uses the “foam plastic building blocks” of his or her brain a little,
many things can change, at least in people’s lives… On the other hand, I haven’t said
anything new. All this was once known to mankind.
Anastasia: So people knew about the existence of information which creates matter.
Rigden: Partly. For instance, in Ancient Egypt, this knowledge was inscribed on golden
plates as heritage for descendants. Later on people called such heritage the Books of
Thoth, though the plates were eventually destroyed, or more exactly melted, because
most people have always valued gold more than Knowledge. Nevertheless, copies of the
plates, re-inscribed on papyrus sheets, or at least a part of them, have been preserved.
Unfortunately, such copies were frantically destroyed by priests at different times no
matter where they were found, for the information contained in them literally
undermined the power of priests over people. Nevertheless, something remained, and
this something, being saved and rehidden in the Croatian mountains, gave the world two
eminent scientists in the second half of the 19th century. But when that something fell
into the wrong hands in 1936, it caused irreversible consequences, the beginning of
which was later witnessed by peaceful inhabitants of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Anastasia: Yes, the proverbial human choice.
Rigden: So, on the whole, although such information is important for the future, it will
provoke the greatest outrage… let’s put it this way, of contemporary “priests from
science”.
Anastasia: “Priests from science”?
Rigden: Yes, I mean those whose aspirations are directed not towards the advancement
of science but rather towards keeping “crowns” on their heads and who believe that their
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