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I am a law
only for my kind,
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I am no law for all.
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I am a law
only for my kind,
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I am a law
only for my kind,
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I am no law for all.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
our today's speaker...
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TE Lawrence,
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eponymously of Arabia,
but very much an Englishman
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favored pinching a burning match
between his fingers to put it out.
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When asked by his colleague,
William Potter, to reveal his trick...
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how is it he so effectively
extinguished the flame
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without hurting himself whatsoever,
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Lawrence just smiled
and said, "The trick, Potter,
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is not minding it hurts.
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The fire that danced
at the end of that match
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was a gift from the Titan, Prometheus,
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a gift that he stole
from the gods,
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who were terrified
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of what we might do with it were it
to fall into our hairy little paws.
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When Prometheus was caught
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and brought to justice
for his theft,
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the gods, well, you might say
they overreacted a little.
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The poor man was tied to a rock
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as an eagle ripped through his belly
and ate his liver over and over,
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day after day,
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ad infinitum.
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All because he gave us fire,
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our first true piece of technology:
Fire.
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Such a very long time ago,
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which begs the question
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what have we done with it?
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100,000 BC: Stone tools.
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4,000 BC: The wheel.
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800 BC: Sundial.
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9th century AD: Gunpowder.
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Bit of a game-changer, that one.
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1441: The printing press
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only slightly less impactful.
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19th century: Steam engine.
Railway.
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Eureka!
The light bulb!!
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20th century:
The automobile, television,
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nuclear weapons, space craft,
internet.
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21st century: Biotech, nanotech,
fusion and fission and M-theory
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and that was just the first decade.
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We are now 3 months
into the year of our Lord, 2023.
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At this moment in our civilization,
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we're on the verge of terraforming
planets undiscovered just a decade ago.
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We have identified the genetic chain
of events behind 98% of cancers.
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A chain we have broken
effectively curing them.
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We can create cybernetic individuals
who, in just a few short years,
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will be completely indistinguishable from us.
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Which leads to an obvious conclusion:
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We are the gods now.
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I haven't been struck down,
I'll take that to mean I'm right.
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We wield incredible power.
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The power to transform,
to destroy and to create again.
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The question of course
before us is,
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"What the hell are we supposed
to do with this power?"
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or more importantly
one should ask,
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"What are we allowed
to do with this power?"
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The answer to that my friends...
is nothing.
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Rules, restrictions, laws,
ethical guidelines,
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all but forbidding us
from moving forward.
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Well, where were the ethics
during the Arabian conflicts?
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Why are rules preventing us from
feeding impoverished cultures?
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How is there a law that states
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if we build a man
from wires and metal,
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the man who will
never grow old,
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who will never feel the heat of a star
or the cold of the moon,
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how is the creation of such
an incredible individual considered unnatural?
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The answer to all
these questions is simple.
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These rules exist because
the people who created them
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were afraid of what would
happen if they didn't.
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Well, I am not afraid.
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For those of you who know me,
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you will be aware by now
that my ambition is unlimited.
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You know that I will
settle for nothing short of greatness,
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or I will die trying.
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For those of you
who do not yet know me,
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allow me to introduce myself:
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My name is Peter Weyland.
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And if you'll indulge me,
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I'd like to change the world.
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