I'll put it simply, you know. Our scientists and our presidents will realize the entire problem when corporations start suffering huge losses. Because of those very climatic changes, this is really true. That's when those corporations will start asking president's questions, who in their turn will start addressing questions to the scientific community? Do you know what the scientific community is going to do? The modern scientific community. They will start writing articles. They will start philosophizing on podcasts. Maybe they will get together in some forums from time to time in order to say that, yes, there is actually a cause of climate change, and that's it. Are they able to solve the problem in the conditions that the world is in and out? No, they are not. I will explain why. Just a simple illustrative example. Up to now, we have been dominated by the idea that it's all due to the anthropogenic factor, which is pardon me, CO2, so they propose to paint everything white. Another part of the scientific community is studying glitters that women use in face makeup. You know what it is, don't you? And just imagine scientists who study the effect of these glitters, how they affect microorganisms or bacteria that are supposed to produce oxygen, say, yes, this is the main cause. The fact that women wear glitters is that funny. It's not funny to me, honestly, it's not funny to me. You know, it's just... upsets me, I'll put it mildly. These are scientists. They think they are scientists. They are studying glitters and they are effect on microorganisms. And on the emission of CO2 in larger quantities, this is... Well, I've run out of civilized words, so I better not voice it. So it's not to sound vulgar. You understand what I want to say about these people and these scientists and those who support it all, you see, this is... at a time when, in fact, there is already evidence of an external cosmic influence pardon me, exerted on the core of our planet at a time when these... new magnetic currents, like new rivers, are indeed accelerating, while the magma is getting even hotter, it's just melting our crust from below, our Earth's crust and the atmospheric plates only seem to be massive and solid. We can see what is happening. If we don't create an umbrella, excuse me, a shield, that will protect our Earth, what will be left? I'll give you a simple example. People who engaged in gardening, grew cucumbers and tomatoes, perhaps noticed, at least in certain regions, everything is growing okay, but the rain passes and everything turns black. That's it. It didn't even have time to ripen. I mean, you are doing your best growing crops, but in the end everything was destroyed. Some experts say that in order for the crops to grow well, one needs to build greenhouses. Well, it's a problem for us to build a greenhouse around the globe, but to build an umbrella, kind of a shield, is quite realistic, that is for the rain, that carries acids or whatever bad substances it carries since the crops react so negatively to it. If it falls on a plant, the plant deteriorates very quickly, so in order to prevent this from happening, many people cover, they build over the plants, you know, sort of like a large umbrella, not a greenhouse, but sort of a structure that has a roof, but without walls, and everything's fine and the crop keeps growing. It's a simple, the simplest solution, I mean, they build such an umbrella out of material that doesn't let this water disrain past, and the plant is protected. Now imagine there's radiation coming to our planet in order for it not to reach our planet, but to bounce off it, similar to the very water and crops, cucumbers and tomatoes. We need to create a sort of a dome, an umbrella, over our planet. Some people will say it's simple, of course it is simple, some suggested spraying something or doing something else, meaning we are operating with elephants again, whereas we need to defend ourselves against something that is, let's say, even more elusive than neutrinos. As of today, we have not detected what it is. We have only theoretical guesses, we understand, in what direction we should move, but excuse me. Currently our scientists, to put it mildly, have lost, even those capabilities, part of those capabilities which were available. We need a lot of things, including equipment, access to certain observational processes and the ability to set up certain experiments in order to observe the interaction of certain particles. Those very elementary particle detectors, we need lots of things, but we have been deprived of a huge part of these capabilities. Look how simple everything is, isn't it? Hence my pessimism. However, our scientists don't give up. They say, in the worst case scenario, we can do it ourselves. You know, it's a good and sound optimism, and I fully and completely support them. Although, to be honest, so far, we see only problems. Again, why? Because there is a lot that needs to be solved. And afterwards, I will explain, we'll have to figure out not only what kind of rain it is and what it consists of, but also how to make this umbrella. What should it be made of? How? You know, those are serious tasks. I realized that it's a challenge, and the harder the task is, the more enjoyable it is to solve it. It is indeed more enjoyable. But, you know, there are difficulties. And there are so many, especially since instead of getting at least some elementary support, the best support for us in this case, frankly speaking, would be, as they say, if the authorities don't want to help us, fine, if other scientists don't want to get involved, so be it. I wish they didn't hinder us at least. Simply didn't hinder us. Just imagine, to this day, our scientists are forced to work in cognito. I mean, we can't meet openly, sit at the same table and talk. Why? Because the majority of those who would sit at this table will either be fired tomorrow or get into a lot of trouble. Simply because they said at the same table, you know, and there will be a lot of questions for them. All this work we are doing is extremely productive. It is very efficient, again, thanks to you, friends, because a lot of useful and necessary information is coming in. But, all this work is slowing down. It's a little bit difficult, even when we interact with each other. We don't have much time, while there are a lot of unresolved tasks. That's the truth of the present day situation, until corporations begin to incur losses. Pardon me, the presidents won't move. And if the presidents don't move, then science will not move either. That's the actual fact. But nevertheless, we don't say no, we haven't given up, and we won't. Why? Because we understand perfectly well that this is our chance, even if a tiny one.