[18:26 - 19:59] Yura's Death as a Turning Point: A Shift in Perspective

But the story with Yura, already after Yura's death, and I can truly say that for me, for one small human soul, it became a historical stage, right? Because I gained a different perspective, simply a different focus. I started to look at all of this from a different viewpoint, yes, first from the viewpoint of my grief, of course. This grief lasted several years, and indeed, it's a story where you can't read, you can work, fulfill, well, take care of someone, I have a large family, all the people are unwell, very elderly. And it so happened that I am in the clan, in the family clan, I don't have children, and I take care of elderly people, and elderly friends, and friends of friends. Well, that's how it turns out, right, these are kind of fragile, uh, such children. It's like they say that an adult man is a boy who survived. It's easier with girls, but with elderly men, it's a bit harder. And they require warmth, care, even just some physical presence, actions, to come there, help, do something. But a different world opened up for me, which became incredibly important to me. And this world, uh, in which a piece of my heart must be given to the 25th century. A piece of my heart must be here, and a piece given there, because otherwise it won't be good there. And we need to take care of this now. Not some hypothetical something.