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Having come out of Egyptian slavery, the Israelites wandered for a long time in the desert. Life was hard, everyone was tired. At this time, the Levite Korah decided that Moses and Aaron had received power unjustly. He spoke simply and persuasively:

"We are all equal. Why are they the leaders and not us?"

Korah was joined by Dathan and Abiram — rough and envious men. They were not concerned about order or faith; they wanted power and influence. They incited the people, blamed Moses for all misfortunes, and promised that things would be better under them.

Moses did not shout back. He suggested a fair test: let God decide who is right. If Korah and his supporters are right — they will remain alive. If not — everything will become clear.

The next day, the ground opened up beneath the feet of the rebels. Korah, Dathan, and Abiram perished along with their possessions. People understood that beautiful words about "equality" can hide ordinary greed and the desire to control.

Moral: if someone promises quick and fair income for all but is eager for control themselves — be cautious. In crypto, as in this story, loud rebels often disappear first, taking other people's money with them.