“...A couple of years later, the MKM company released the first product of engineering and design ideas - a multi-level six-core processor with an optical recognizer for accelerated text perception. The central element of the device was a soft pink screen, which was attached in front of the eyes by means of two arms placed behind the ears and a supporting element on the nose. Therefore, the contraption that was born was first called simply “rose-colored glasses,” and soon the name was generally reduced to a short one - “roses” (with the emphasis on the first syllable). Having put on roses, a person immediately saw any text in his native language. However, people not only read in foreign languages, but also quite often hear someone else’s speech. What is the point of being able to read texts if in all other aspects of communication you look like a “deaf-mute foreigner”? Therefore, the second development of the trio Yasnomyslev - Nalyvaiko - Malanchuk was a hyperchannel language translation modulator for placement in the auricle...”