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On the contrary, only those who consciously chose to live there reside in Siberia. Precisely because it is more challenging than in Russia. Only true patriots (in the good sense of the word) remained here. And there is no need to console oneself with phrases like "Russia is eternal, we will live for a long time." We won't. No medicine can restore youth to an old man or cure a fatal illness. We will decline, just like Kievan Rus'. True, back then there were the Mongols, who preserved Eurasia. But that is not the case now. Now is a period of fragmentation of Eurasia (as it was approximately from the 7th to the 12th centuries after the Turkic Eternal El until the Mongol Empire). Kievan Rus' is the most striking manifestation of the period of disunity in Eurasia – a small, unviable state. As is Russia now.