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In Rashka and the CIS countries, my standard of living is above average, at least in terms of income — more than $10,000 a month. But for someone living in Austria or the US, that’s closer to the lower middle class. As for health, I’m not dying; I don’t have cancer. Does that make me above average, too? Though my teeth are in terrible shape. Am I well known and popular? No, if you look at it from the perspective of Anya Taylor-Joy. Yes, if you look at it through the eyes of Vasya, a mechanic from Saratov, who plays World of Tanks and drinks after work. I have projects outside of work. Users know that I made them. That means I’m known in certain circles. But all in all, I’m just an ordinary person. Gray. Nothing special. If I die now, in 10–15 years people will remember me only on the anniversaries of my death. In 40–50 years, even those who ever knew me will be gone.