The Polytechnic Museum’s Mathematics Laboratory has deciphered the code of Chaika’s children in Rosreestr (Russia’s Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography)

Well, damn. At first I thought it was a joke, but no, it's real:

You see, my friends, this morning I read the news that in Sweden, the land registry will be built using blockchain technology — which means it will be public, openly accessible, and impossible to falsify.

And here, meanwhile, mathematicians at the Polytechnic University have deciphered LSDU3a. That's where scientific effort is being applied in our country. Decryption in the service of the public.

That's why there will be no innovation in Russia: innovation gets in the way of falsifying registries and hiding data, and that's the main thing the state here is busy doing.