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lucy
it's easy as pie
in and out all done and dusted and why
don't you do it yourself the last thing
the guy is expecting is a total tent
turning up to deliver the case but blue
is mine come on
what's in it
sweetheart
go get a paranoid on me all right you
trust me don't you
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richard
i really do like you but
i have to take care of myself right now
i gotta
i don't know i'm gonna concentrate on so
many things hey hey
what are you doing i'm going home
because i have exams on monday i have to
shower
and i have to study okay you know what
the other day i was in this museum and
you know what i found out what
the first ever woman was named lucy
that's supposed to make me feel better
yeah
no
i'll call you
okay okay okay okay
i'll be honest with you i can't believe
the case myself i had a little phone out
with the guy it's nothing major but if
it's you problem solve
you walk in there you go up to the
reception you ask mr chang to come down
he comes down he takes the case you're
flashing your prettiest smile and bounce
look you can even see the reception from
here
come on
what's in the case i don't know it's
just paperwork yeah
it's locked
and only mr jang has the code
i'm just a delivery boy
do you get paid to do this yeah kind of
like how much
okay we're negotiating now no no how
much do you get paid i want to know how
much
1000
you get paid a thousand dollars for
delivering paperwork really i don't know
it takes me ten minutes and they pay me
a grand and the rest is none of my
business well it's not my business
either i'll tell you now listen why
you split it down a minute
that's 500 for you and 500 for me
richard i will call you listen it's the
first time this week i'm showing up at
the same hotel with the same cowboy hat
problem solved
go go i'll wait for you lucy honey
i've done this a dozen times
it's paperwork it's probably just from
the science they sweep so they can copy
them that's how it works in this country
even my stats was right here look
it says on the label made in taiwan
so long cowboy with a fake stuff baby
please richard i gotta go
what the hell are you doing i'm sorry
what the hell are you doing i'm so sorry
i really need your help
stop it take this off me right now okay
take this off right now he's the only
i'll be right here you have my word your
word isn't worth [ __ ]
it's worth 500 bucks up front
you're an [ __ ] you're wonderful
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miss may i help you uh
yes
i'm here for uh
mr j
yes
who should i say is here
richard
i'm not richardson richard sent me
johnson
what is your name
no richard
richards uh he's just looking for a
place to park
thousands can we change it
just lucy if he
if he could be quick because i have five
you need to stay right here i think it's
better if you stay right here
excuse me
reach a hotel
foreign
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two three
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please
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um
do you speak english
foreign
this has just been a terrible mistake
i'm just supposed to deliver this case
if you lost the key you don't have to
chop off my hand you can just cut the
chain okay
please
i'm begging you
please no
no no
no
no no no no
me
i speak english i translate for mr jones
please tell him that i haven't done
anything
i don't know anything
it's all it's a big mistake okay please
please tell him that yes okay okay
do you speak english or don't you speak
english yes i do i studied one year at
international high school in new york
okay
richard gave me the case to give to you
that's all i know
okay please tell him that
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he gave me a paper with numbers written
on it i don't what is this
it's the code to open the case
what's really in here
nothing dangerous
so why won't he open it himself
he doesn't trust mr richard i don't
trust richard either
i've only dated him for a week
okay okay okay mr chan insist that you
open the case
please
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wants you to hurry up mr john has other
things to do
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it's four plastic pouches filled with a
blue powder like a maybe a purple powder
i don't know it looks gross
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come on
huh
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okay
[Laughter]
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true
i don't want a job
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if life starts approximately a billion
years ago we will have to wait 400 000
years to see the aberration of the first
nerve cells
this is where life as we know it begins
brains in formation of only a few
milligrams
it's not possible to determine any sign
of
intelligence yet it acts more as a
reflex
one neuron you're alive
two neurons
you're moving
and with movement interesting things
begin to happen
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animal life on earth goes back millions
of years
yet most species only use three to five
percent of its cerebral capacity but it
isn't until we reached human beings at
the top of the animal chain
that we finally see a species use more
of its cerebral capacity
ten percent may not seem like much but
it's a lot if you look at all we've done
with it
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do
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now let's discuss a special case the
only living being that uses its brain
better than us
the dolphin
it is estimated that this incredible
animal uses up to 20
of its cerebral capacity in particular
this allows it
to have an echolocation system that is
more efficient than any sonar invented
by mankind but the dolphin did not
invent the sonar it developed it
naturally
and this is the
crucial part of our
philosophical reflection we have today
can we therefore conclude that humans
are concerned more with
having
than being
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foreign
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horizontal slit
it's very well done and uh
oh you'll find within a month the scar
is practically
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rest assured we didn't harvest your
organs
and we've nearly slipped
into your lower tummy it's uh it's it's
a new drug that kids in europe are gonna
love believe me what is that well the
scientific term is cph4
which is not very sexy from a sales
point of view so um we're still working
on something with a bit more pop
any suggestions
ah
excuse me
welcome
welcome come on in lovely oops
splendid splendid
marvelous lovely
lovely very
right um
first of all
many thanks for taking part in this
enterprise which i'm sure will go off
flawlessly
these lovely particles and tickets will
enable you to return home in the next 24
hours
now upon arrival
you will be taken in hand by our people
so that um we might recover our
merchandise and you might rediscover the
freedom which you so richly deserve
i'm sure i don't need to remind you but
for any of those who may be tempted to
warn
or turn themselves in to the authorities
we have the names and addresses of the
families and every one of you down to
the most distant cousins
so
we rely therefore on your complete
discretion
good anyway uh gentlemen
madam
allow me to be the first to issue
bon voyage
oops
lovely
you gonna sell this
beings like us life seems to have only
one single purpose
gaining time
and it is going through time
seems to be also the only real purpose
of each of the cells in our bodies
to achieve that aim the mass of the
cells that make up earthworms and human
beings has only
two solutions
be immortal
or to reproduce
if his habitat is not sufficiently
favorable or nurturing
the cell will choose immortality
in other words
self-sufficiency and self-management on
the other hand if the habitat is
favorable
they will choose to reproduce
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that way when they die
they hand down essential information and
knowledge to the next cell which hands
it down to the next cell and so on
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thus knowledge and learning
are handed down
through time
okay
keep calm
you have to wait just play for time
and you'll have time to think it through
on the plane just take the flight
take the flight get out of here
okay that's the main thing right now
just save time
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save time
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foreign
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i'm not in the mood
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uh
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uh
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ugh
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uh
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so
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um
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let's imagine for a few moments what our
life would be like if we could access
let's say 20 percent of our brain's
capacity this first stage would give us
access to and control
of our own body
sir
yes
has it been proved scientifically well
for the moment it's just hypothesis i
confess but if you think about it
it's troubling to realize that the
greeks the egyptians and the indians had
notion of cells centuries before the
invention of the microscope and what to
say about darwin whom everybody took for
a fool when he put forth his theory of
evolution it's up to us to push the
rules and laws
and go from evolution to revolution
100 billion neurons per human
of which only 15 percent are activated
there are more connections in the human
body than there are stars in the galaxy
we possess a gigantic network of
information to which we have almost no
access
sir yes
and what would be the next stage well
the next stage would probably be control
of other people but for that we would
need to access at least forty percent of
our brain's capacity
after control of ourselves and others
become control of matter
but now we're entering into the realm of
science fiction and we don't know any
more than the dog
who watches the moon excuse me sir yes
but what would happen if for some reason
we ignore
somebody unlocked 100 of the cerebral
capacity
100
yes
i have no idea
do
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so
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so
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few
hey
so
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yes
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hospital wait for me
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miss hello
hey miss i need help with surgeon
you cannot be in here we are operating
please get out
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he would have been able to save him
anyway
two more already invaded the cortex on
the right side of the spine
somebody put a bag of drugs in me i need
you to remove it it's leaking
do it now
right i'll just administer local
anesthetic don't bother
right
okay
calm
do you want
hello
hey
lucy
baby it's great to hear from you
but what time is it over there
i don't know it's night hold on a sec
let me get rid of the other line
i'm back
you're not partying too much are you you
promised me you'd look after yourself
i'm trying to mom i am trying to
well
thanks for calling out of the blue like
this
your father's gonna be sad he missed you
he isn't home from the gym yet
usually you call us in the morning
yes
i feel everything
what do you mean sweetie
space
here
the vibrations
the people
i can feel the gravity
i can feel the rotation of the earth
the heat leaving my body
the blood in my veins
i can feel my brain
the deepest parts of my memory
sweetie we have a bad connection i can't
hear you so well
what did you say about
a pain in my memory
when i had braces i
i can't remember the
feeling of your hand on my forehead when
i ran a fever
i remember stroking the cat it was so
soft
a cat what cat honey
a siamese with blue eyes and a broken
tail
sweetie you can't possibly remember that
you were barely a year old
i remember the taste
of your milk in my mouth
the room
the liquid
sweetie
what are you talking about
i just want to tell you that i love you
mom and dad
sweetie
and i want to thank you for the
thousand kisses that i can still feel on
my face
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i love you mom
i love you too sweetie
more than anything in the world
how much is left
500 grams
and how long will it take my body to
eliminate the rest of it
to answer that i need to know what it is
go ahead
see ph4
tell me about it
pregnant women manufacture cbh4 in the
six weeks of pregnancy
in tiny quantities
for a baby it packs the power
of an atomic bomb
it was gives the fetus the necessary
energy to form all the bones in its body
i'd heard that they tried to make a
synthetic version of it
didn't realize that they'd succeeded
if it really is cph4
in this quantity i'm amazed you're still
alive
not for long
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so
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foreign
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learning's always a painful process
like when you're little and your bones
are growing and you ache all over
you believe i can remember the sound of
my own bones growing
like this grinding under the skin
everything's different now like
sounds are music that i can understand
like fluids
it's funny i used to be so concerned
with who i was and what i wanted to be
and
now that i have access to the furthest
reaches of my brain i see things clearly
and realize that what makes us us
it's primitive
they're all obstacles
does that make any sense
like this pain you're experiencing
it's blocking you from understanding
all you know now is pain that's all you
know pain
where are the others
the others carrying the drugs i need the
rest of it
for medicinal purposes
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berlin
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paris
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thank you for sharing
oh good evening professors around there
do we have you for dinner tonight i'm
afraid so i'm exhausted have a good rest
thank you
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you scared the [ __ ] out of me ringing
that bell like some nut bar
i missed you
me too
you lose your keys or something
yeah
can i borrow your laptop yeah of course
so i spent all of yesterday on auditions
awesome
cause i just have you standing around
all day because i don't give a [ __ ]
about your time gabbing away in chinese
who understands chinese i don't
understand chinese
and then they say they're always gonna
call and they never do because they
don't even take your phone number you
know except this one guy but he uh he's
not chinese
he works at the agency and he's cute oh
my god he's cute and then like the cute
and i kind of know it kind of way like
he had this thing oh my god his ass he's
let me get started on that
and you were never gonna guess where he
took me
four seasons
royal suites
i'm sorry i'm talking about myself
what's up how's richard he's dead
you guys are crazy
i'm gonna take a shower
yes professor norman my name's lucy i
just read all your research on the human
brain we need to meet
all of my
research well i'm very flattered young
lady but i find that hard to believe
i must have written no less than 8 734
pages i can recite them to all my heart
if you wish
are you one of emily's friends
it sounds like one of her silly jokes is
she there with you
i just told you
lucy
right
yes sorry i read your theory on the use
of the brain's capacity it's a little
rudimentary but you're on the right
track
thank you
professor my cells are reproducing at a
phenomenal speed several million per
second i'm having trouble precisely
evaluating the time of my death but i
doubt i'll last more than 24 hours what
are you talking about what i'm saying is
that your theory
i is a large quantity of synthetic cph4
that will allow me to use 100 of my
cerebral capacity right now i'm at 28
and what she wrote is true once the
brain reaches 20 it opens up and expands
the rest there are no more obstacles
they fall away like dominoes i'm
colonizing my own brain
uh well
i don't know what to
say
it's true i've i've been working on this
theory for over 20 years but it's it's
only
all ever been
hypotheses and research ideas i never
thought anyone
would you can control your own
metabolism yes
and i can start to control other
people's bodies
also i can control magnetic and electric
waves some
not all of them just
the most basic
television
telephone
radio
i don't feel pain
fear
desire
it's like all things that make us human
are fading away
it's like the less
human i feel
all this knowledge about
everything quantum physics
applied mathematics
the infinite capacity of a cell's
nucleus
they're all exploding inside my brain
all this knowledge
i don't know what to do with it
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if you're asking me
what to do
you know
if you think about
the very nature of life
i mean
from the very beginning
the development of the
first cell
divided into two cells
this whole purpose of life has been to
pass on
what was learned
that there was no
higher
purpose so if you're asking me what to
do with all this knowledge you're
accumulating i'd say
pass it on
just like any
simple sale
going through time
time
yes of course
i'll be here during 12 hours
are you leaving yes
what is this a prescription
since when did you start writing in
chinese
since an hour ago at least i don't
understand any of this your kidneys
aren't functioning efficiently your
liver is failing you you need to make
some lifestyle changes take this
medication work out organic you'll be
okay
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hello yes i have important information
about a group of drug traffickers i need
to speak with someone in a position of
authority
you're very lucky there's no one with
more authority in this office than me
but let's start at the beginning what is
your name listen up here adoleo get off
your desk sit in your chair pick up the
red pen to the left of you and take down
everything i say
there are no cameras hurry up i have no
time to waste
go ahead
i'm going to be sending you the details
of three people about to arrive in
europe each one is carrying a kilo of
drugs
i need you to arrest them and collect
the substance i'll need it for later
what form are these drugs in
bars capsules powder
hidden in plastic pouches inside their
intestines excuse me make sure to be
careful when you remove them the product
is very powerful
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believe me
got it
yeah
good
i'm counting on you
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is
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so
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papers
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yeah sure
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bye
ladies and gentlemen
miss i have to ask you to put away your
computers now you should wipe your nose
excuse me i have a glass of champagne
um yes of course
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thank you
i'm very sorry but uh you really need to
close your table now
sure
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to knowledge
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if the habitat is not sufficiently
favorable nurturing
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the cell will choose immortality
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in other words
self-sufficiency and self-management
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you must have seen me
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open the door
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let's do something help me
please
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are you okay
say something
to paprika
laughs
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i see
don't move
i need to talk to you alone and i need
you to put your hands up please
did you get the packets
yes
where are they
they're safe
here
empires they'll be safer in my hands
you know as a cop we see some pretty
weird [ __ ]
but i have to be honest with you
wait to the back there that freaks me
out
to put everyone to sleep like that
do i need to be worried
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good
it's mine
nope
um
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no this is not possible lady this is a
police car
okay
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be
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you always drive like that i've never
driven before
great
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hey that's one way we're late
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we never really died
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do
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sorry sir
fine
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i'm gonna tell them to stop following us
don't bother
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do
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this time
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this
give me the case
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so
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hmm
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open
let's go
i'm not sure i could be of any help for
you
yes you are
what for
a reminder
shall we go
where are we going
take the first left
okay
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foreign
sir sir
uh hey you
you're in paris yes i am good good
excellent
so look i am no longer at the hotel now
i have come to the university we have
taken the liberty of calling together a
few of my colleagues to discuss your
case top men's in their field
and uh very frustrated i trust you
oh thank you so do you think you could
meet us here in university
i'm very pleased to meet you likewise
captain del rio how do you do
let me introduce you to my colleagues
this is professor cantier neurosurgeon i
know who everyone is
of course
a gentleman this is lucy the first woman
to
well i mean
as i mentioned earlier uh miss lucy has
for reasons that were made a mystery to
me
unlocked certain portions of her
brain
that offer access to
previously unexplored cerebral zones
she has
abilities
can you give us an example
your daughter gabrielle age six died in
a car
accident there's a blue car leather
seats
plastic bird hanging from the rear view
now
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sure
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how did you manage to access all this
information electrical impulses every
cell knows and talks to every other cell
they exchange a thousand bits of
information between them per second
cells grouped together forming a giant
web of communication
which in turn forms matter
get together take on one form
deform reform
makes no difference it's all the same
humans consider themselves unique so
they've rooted their whole theory of
existence on their uniqueness one is
their unit of measure but it's not
all social systems we put into place are
a mere sketch one plus one equals two
that's all we've learned but one plus
one has never equal two
there are in fact no numbers and no
letters
we've codified our existence to bring it
down to human size to make it
comprehensible we've created a scale so
that we can forget its unfathomable
scale
but if humans are not the unit of
measure and the world isn't governed by
mathematical laws
what happens on that
film a car speeding down a road
speed up the image infinitely
the car disappears
so what proof do we have of its
existence
time gives legitimacy to its existence
time is the only true
unit of measure
it gives proof to the existence of
matter
without time
we don't exist
time is unity
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time to go then
are you sure you need such huge doses
i'm afraid you won't survive some cells
inside me will fight and defend their
integrity till the very end in order to
attain the last few percent i have to
force it
to crack the cells open to their nucleus
all this knowledge lizzie
i'm not even sure that mankind is ready
for it we're so driven by power and
profit
it might bring us only instability and
chaos
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ignorance brings chaos not knowledge
i'll build a computer and download all
my knowledge and then
i'll find a way for you to have access
to it
yeah
i just hope we will be worthy of your
sacrifice
nobody moved
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do you understand english
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what is she doing she's looking for
energy
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and she's trying to connect with all
computers
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so
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oh my god what's happening
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new generation computer episode
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hey
look the computer is moving
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hey
where is she
you
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