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(Glass squeaks)
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(Water splashes)
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(Squeaks)
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(Bucket clatters)
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(High-pitched whirring)
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(Flash whirs)
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(Low murmur of voices)
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Let me get this straight.
You say you're the caretaker of the building?
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l... (Mutters a response)
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What have you got for me, Williams?
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Break-in. Homicide.
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That's the fifth one this week.
Must be a gang war.
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This one's a...little different, chief.
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Why? What did they get?
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His brain.
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- What?
- That's all they took.
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His brain.
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Holy shit.
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- He had $1 ,000 in his pocket.
- Holy shit.
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A broker. Barber.
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George Barber.
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We're running a background check.
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Where's the top of his head?
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Um... Right here, chief.
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What did they use? A Skil Saw?
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There are no abrasions.
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Can you get any money for a brain?
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Not that l know of.
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Check all the hospitals,
especially the university clinic.
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Give me a background check
as soon as possible.
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Yes, sir.
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What are you doing?
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Thinking.
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Running over some possibilities.
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Have fun.
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(Thunderclap)
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(Distant rumble of thunder)
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# MELTORME: Long Ago And Far Away
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# You're here at last
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# Chills run up and down my spine...
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Do you mind if l sit here?
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No, go ahead.
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Did you see that article
about the magnetised babies?
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No.
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What about those missing brains?
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What paper was this in?
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The National Enquirer.
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- l don't read the Enquirer.
- Well, l do...
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..sometimes...for a joke.
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Those guys have some imagination.
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l'm George.
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Joyce.
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l've seen you somewhere before.
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l don't think so.
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Are you from the city?
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l grew up in a little northern town.
You probably wouldn't have heard of it.
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- What's it called?
- Novar.
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Really? l grew up there too.
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What part of Novar?
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East Lake. Er...right out near the filling station.
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- You went to school there?
- Sure.
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- What did you say your name was?
- George Barber.
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- lt's funny, l don't remember you.
- Well, l looked...
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very different back then.
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You must have. There were only
a hundred people in the high school.
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l remember you.
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You used to swim in the regatta.
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You could hold your breath longer than anyone.
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Do you work around here?
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l teach at the university.
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Neurology?
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That's right.
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How did you know?
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(Thunder rumbles)
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Just a feeling.
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What do you do? Read minds?
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No, l...
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advise companies...er...on the risks
of investing in various countries.
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You must travel a lot.
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l've been everywhere.
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You're very beautiful.
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Oh, please...
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You should've been a model.
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Well, that's the last thing l would want to do.
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Do you ever think you might have
done something different?
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No.
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Why not?
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When people think of their lives
as being different,
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they always make the most trivial changes.
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''lf only l'd been to that party or taken that job.''
They never say,
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''lf only l'd had two brains
or been able to photosynthesise my food.''
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lt's as if they think the smaller changes
are more likely to have occurred.
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That God might have overlooked them.
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How could anything be different from what it is?
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But surely you've wished
you could do things over.
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You only have one life.
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Why waste it dreaming about things
that could never have happened?
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Well, do you ever fantasise
when you make love?
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What?
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l mean, um...
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Surely you must use your...
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- sometime.
- No.
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l don't believe in promiscuity.
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Neither do l.
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l've got to get back to the lab.
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How about a show tomorrow night?
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- l'm working.
- What about the weekend?
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l'm going to Novar.
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- Well, maybe l'll see you here again.
- l doubt it.
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(Sighs)
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(Clattering and tinkling)
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How long have you known the victim's wife?
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Less than a month.
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And how would you describe your relationship?
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l barely knew her.
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Three days ago you gave her a present.
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A glass bowl.
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lt was a token of admiration.
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Hey, Williams. Williams!
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CHlEF: Find out if they know each other,
what they have in common.
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We found another body.
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- Same?
- Yes.
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What's this?
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Companies that work on the brain.
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l asked you to look into this.
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l was interviewing a suspect.
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What suspect?
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The man who gave Mrs Barber this present.
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Williams,
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suppose the man you were talking to
was having an affair with the wife?
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- Yes.
- And he killed the husband.
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Yes.
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Why would he remove the victim's brain?
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l have a few other leads.
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Good.
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Shit.
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MAN: George Barb er?
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You used to work for Merrill Lynch?
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Yes.
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Mr Parford recommended you highly.
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He said that you were...uncanny.
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Well, Mr Parford is a nice man.
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We're gonna read you some questions.
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Something we do with all our applicants.
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Some involve some math
that you may not be familiar with.
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Don't worry if you can't answer them all.
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- Thank you.
- They were developed by
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a philosopher at Harvard - Eric Goodman.
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- Does the name ring a bell?
- No.
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Made a fortune teaching ethics to bankers.
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(Decorous laughter)
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He sounds like a very interesting man.
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Yeah.
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These questions involve some numbers.
You are allowed to use a calculator.
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That's all right.
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A pharmaceutical company called Gentec
introduces a new treatment for Alzheimer's.
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Shortly after, it is found to cause
irreversible hair loss.
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The affected patients file a class action lawsuit.
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The value of Gentec falls by over 50%.
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You're then offered an option to buy
1 50,000 shares of Gentec at $35 a share.
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lf the lawsuit is settled out of court,
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you stand to make a 60% return.
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lf it goes to trial...
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you lose a million dollars.
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Now, George,
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you can pay the vice president of Gentec a half
a million dollars to tell you if they've settled,
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but there's only a 7 8.2% chance
he'll tell you the truth that they've settled,
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and only a 49% chance if they haven't.
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As far as you know there's a 63% chance
that they have settled.
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Do you pay the vice president?
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No.
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Why not?
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lt's a trick question.
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What do you mean?
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Using the numbers you gave me,
it's worth buying no matter what he says.
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You did the sums in your head?
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Yes.
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(Gasps of surprise)
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The next question will be a little more difficult.
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lNTERVlEWER: Do you want some paper?
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No.
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You own a pharmaceutical company. Your staff
has manufactured a new batch of acne pills.
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Normally they test them by feeding them
to a hundred rats and observing how many die.
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From previous experience they have an idea
of how many will die if the batch is defective.
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Unfortunately, due to new regularity
manufacture of this particular batch...
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Can l sit here?
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Sure.
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This place has gotten pretty popular.
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- Yes.
- Five years ago,
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when l first started selling stocks,
nobody would come here.
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lt was too seedy then.
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You don't know me, but l saw you
coming out of Carson's office this afternoon.
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Are you jumping ship?
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Yes.
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How did it go?
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Great.
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l guess you're celebrating.
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Guess so.
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You don't seem too thrilled.
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l'm not.
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l've heard about you. You're very good.
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Why the change?
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Money?
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No.
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Sure. Give yourself a few years,
you'll just be like everybody.
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What's so funny?
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l am everybody.
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What's that, some kind of private joke?
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l could have all the money l want.
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Couldn't we all?
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l know things.
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Don't tell me.
l've had enough of that kind of information.
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This isn't the type of information
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- that they can prosecute you for.
- Who's your source?
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l am.
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l know everything.
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What's my name?
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Joyce.
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That's easy. Everybody here knows me.
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You were staring at me the other night.
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Do you believe in...er...other lives?
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- Past lives?
- No.
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l mean lives going on right now.
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- Like being in two places at once?
- More than two.
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A lot more.
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l'm talking about...
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possible worlds.
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Each of us exist in an infinite number
of possible worlds.
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l mean, in one world l'm talking to you right now,
but er...
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..your arm is a little to the left.
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And in another world...
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you're interested in that man over there...
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with the glasses.
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And in another...you stood me up two days ago.
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And...that's how l know your name.
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So...
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when did you first decide
you were more than one person?
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- ln another life.
- Oh?
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Seventh grade.
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Must've been puberty.
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No, it was er...math.
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l was writing a math test in the seventh grade
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and l was stuck on the last problem.
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l could see two ways of doing it
but l wasn't sure which way would work.
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Halfway through my calculations...
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..l suddenly saw myself
doing the problem the other way.
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Only l wasn't just seeing myself.
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For a moment...
l was actually doing the problem the other way.
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Then l looked at my hand.
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l saw a scar.
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l remembered how l'd gotten it.
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- l remembered the dog that had bitten me.
- (Snarls and barks)
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Only l'd never been bitten by a dog.
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How old are you?
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- 41 .
- How many lovers have you had?
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- That l can remember?
- Yes.
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Billions.
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Let's...go.
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(Rowdy chattering)
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(Crowd chants)
Ban animal testing! Ban animal testing!
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- Make way.
- Ban animal testing!
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Ban animal testing! Ban animal testing!
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Ban animal testing! Ban animal testing!
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Ban animal testing! Ban animal testing!
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Ban animal testing! Ban animal testing!
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(Bird squawks)
267
00:22:58,432 --> 00:23:00,388
(Chirruping and squawking)
268
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MAN: Would you like to see the animals?
269
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Yes. Thank you.
270
00:23:27,152 --> 00:23:29,108
(Monkey screeches)
271
00:23:31,672 --> 00:23:33,628
(Frantic screeching)
272
00:23:57,152 --> 00:24:01,828
This is a citation l received for my work
on primate nervous systems.
273
00:24:03,872 --> 00:24:05,732
What's this?
274
00:24:05,832 --> 00:24:08,372
- My tank.
- Your tank?
275
00:24:08,472 --> 00:24:10,428
My sensory deprivation chamber.
276
00:24:11,832 --> 00:24:15,252
l spend a lot of time in there.
Not something my colleagues
277
00:24:15,352 --> 00:24:17,308
are too keen about.
278
00:24:24,632 --> 00:24:26,412
What's this?
279
00:24:26,512 --> 00:24:29,612
The brain of a rat. Right now,
280
00:24:29,712 --> 00:24:32,704
it thinks it's pressing a lever for some food.
281
00:24:33,792 --> 00:24:36,212
That's why the light flash.
282
00:24:36,312 --> 00:24:38,746
Every time it flashes, the authorities send
283
00:24:38,912 --> 00:24:42,972
an electrical impulse
to make it think it's been rewarded.
284
00:24:43,072 --> 00:24:45,506
Do you mind if l take this in?
285
00:24:47,632 --> 00:24:49,509
That's all right.
286
00:24:50,552 --> 00:24:53,146
- l've got dozens of them.
- Dozens?
287
00:24:55,752 --> 00:24:59,492
Some biologists believe that...
288
00:24:59,592 --> 00:25:03,665
natural processes create a field of information.
289
00:25:04,832 --> 00:25:09,852
Everything you think, lnspector,
even the most trivial fantasy, leaves a trace,
290
00:25:09,952 --> 00:25:13,342
a disturbance, in that field.
291
00:25:14,432 --> 00:25:18,092
l'm trying to learn
how to control those disturbances.
292
00:25:18,192 --> 00:25:22,332
Do you have any brains of larger animals?
293
00:25:22,432 --> 00:25:24,263
Like humans?
294
00:25:25,352 --> 00:25:27,308
l read the papers, lnspector.
295
00:25:28,352 --> 00:25:31,292
You think l'm stealing brains.
296
00:25:31,392 --> 00:25:35,510
Some people might think that your research
is a little frightening.
297
00:25:36,752 --> 00:25:41,143
The question is...why do we have imaginations?
298
00:25:42,552 --> 00:25:46,252
A rat can only imagine so much.
299
00:25:46,352 --> 00:25:51,372
lt's limited by the structure of its brain.
Creatures like us,
300
00:25:51,472 --> 00:25:56,692
that can anticipate possible futures
and make contingency plans,
301
00:25:56,792 --> 00:25:59,412
have an evolutionary advantage.
302
00:25:59,512 --> 00:26:03,012
We'd be foolish not to use our imaginations.
303
00:26:03,112 --> 00:26:05,252
What can you use a brain for?
304
00:26:05,352 --> 00:26:08,230
Ooh...a lot of things.
305
00:26:09,712 --> 00:26:11,668
l'm sure you've got some ideas.
306
00:26:13,152 --> 00:26:17,052
All of the people who were killed
were very intelligent,
307
00:26:17,152 --> 00:26:19,252
in positions of power.
308
00:26:19,352 --> 00:26:23,584
l think that someone's
extracting information from them.
309
00:26:25,272 --> 00:26:27,212
Maybe.
310
00:26:27,312 --> 00:26:29,268
But there are other possibilities.
311
00:26:30,912 --> 00:26:35,747
l think you should consider every possibility -
even aliens.
312
00:26:41,752 --> 00:26:43,692
- Morning, chief.
- Yeah.
313
00:26:43,792 --> 00:26:47,052
l've been going through the Axon files.
314
00:26:47,152 --> 00:26:50,772
l've asked Johnson to look into
some of these expenditures.
315
00:26:50,872 --> 00:26:55,372
Turns out that two of our victims
worked for rival drug companies.
316
00:26:55,472 --> 00:26:57,412
All right. Good.
317
00:26:57,512 --> 00:26:59,264
What's that?
318
00:27:01,992 --> 00:27:03,932
lt's a present for my wife.
319
00:27:04,032 --> 00:27:06,262
What does it do?
320
00:27:07,352 --> 00:27:09,052
Doesn't do anything.
321
00:27:09,152 --> 00:27:10,665
ls it some kind of lamp?
322
00:27:12,152 --> 00:27:13,732
(Sighs)
323
00:27:13,832 --> 00:27:17,108
lt isn't a present. lt's the brain of a rat.
324
00:27:22,472 --> 00:27:24,064
ls it alive?
325
00:27:25,712 --> 00:27:27,652
lt's a she.
326
00:27:27,752 --> 00:27:29,708
Her name is Louise.
327
00:27:31,352 --> 00:27:34,212
What do you suppose
she's thinking about right now?
328
00:27:34,312 --> 00:27:35,972
Another rat?
329
00:27:36,072 --> 00:27:40,332
A normal person thinks about sex
every two minutes.
330
00:27:40,432 --> 00:27:42,388
Think it's the same with rats?
331
00:27:43,632 --> 00:27:47,212
What if we were in a tank like that?
You'd never know it.
332
00:27:47,312 --> 00:27:49,268
Not you.
333
00:27:52,312 --> 00:27:55,429
Maybe someone's making us think
whatever they want us to.
334
00:27:57,472 --> 00:28:01,092
WlLLlAMS: Mayb e that's why all those brains
are being stolen.
335
00:28:01,192 --> 00:28:04,252
Mayb e somebody's already stolen ours.
336
00:28:04,352 --> 00:28:08,212
Why would anyone want your brain, Williams?
337
00:28:08,312 --> 00:28:12,892
What do you think about
in the normal course of a day?
338
00:28:12,992 --> 00:28:15,892
Your wife? Your house?
339
00:28:15,992 --> 00:28:17,692
Hockey?
340
00:28:17,792 --> 00:28:24,212
l mean, why would anyone want to steal your
brain to make you think of hockey all the time?
341
00:28:24,312 --> 00:28:26,587
What's the motivation?
342
00:28:27,672 --> 00:28:29,390
You tell me.
343
00:28:38,352 --> 00:28:44,621
(Faint) # Long ago and far away
344
00:28:45,992 --> 00:28:48,631
# l dreamed a dream...
345
00:28:54,632 --> 00:28:56,572
(Thunderclap)
346
00:28:56,672 --> 00:28:58,628
(Murmur of conversation)
347
00:29:21,992 --> 00:29:24,222
- Do you mind if l sit here?
- No, go ahead.
348
00:29:25,352 --> 00:29:27,866
- There's no place else.
- That's fine.
349
00:29:35,392 --> 00:29:38,332
Did you see the article
about the magnetised babies?
350
00:29:38,432 --> 00:29:40,343
What paper was...
351
00:29:41,392 --> 00:29:42,541
Oh.
352
00:29:43,632 --> 00:29:46,532
l haven't seen you here in a while.
353
00:29:46,632 --> 00:29:49,332
l've been eating at the lab.
354
00:29:49,432 --> 00:29:51,572
You must be very busy.
355
00:29:51,672 --> 00:29:53,532
l am.
356
00:29:53,632 --> 00:29:55,543
What do you do...exactly?
357
00:29:57,712 --> 00:30:00,212
l'm looking for ways to increase intelligence.
358
00:30:00,312 --> 00:30:02,532
Maybe you could help me.
359
00:30:02,632 --> 00:30:04,623
l specialize in rat cortexes.
360
00:30:08,112 --> 00:30:09,812
Must be very interesting.
361
00:30:09,912 --> 00:30:11,868
lt's not just that.
362
00:30:13,152 --> 00:30:18,972
One day we will be able to dial and focus
our nervous systems the way we adjust our TVs.
363
00:30:19,072 --> 00:30:24,812
There will be drugs to extend our lives,
to increase our intelligence. Drugs to...
364
00:30:24,912 --> 00:30:26,868
erase unpleasant memories.
365
00:30:28,152 --> 00:30:30,905
People will look back on the present age
with pity.
366
00:30:31,992 --> 00:30:33,823
We'll seem like animals to them.
367
00:30:34,912 --> 00:30:36,868
How's the dessert?
368
00:30:40,872 --> 00:30:42,012
What?
369
00:30:42,112 --> 00:30:46,092
At the cafeteria they serve
three different kinds of dessert.
370
00:30:46,192 --> 00:30:49,821
Chocolate pudding,
some kind of sponge cake, and fruit salad.
371
00:30:51,312 --> 00:30:55,132
l decided one day that whenever
l got to the counter l wouldn't think,
372
00:30:55,232 --> 00:30:57,188
l would always take fruit salad.
373
00:30:58,312 --> 00:31:00,780
Kept it up ever since.
374
00:31:02,752 --> 00:31:04,372
Five years.
375
00:31:04,472 --> 00:31:06,692
Don't you think that's a little fanatical?
376
00:31:06,792 --> 00:31:08,305
Probably.
377
00:31:15,032 --> 00:31:17,452
l remember you at school.
378
00:31:17,552 --> 00:31:20,372
- Always carrying books.
- l read all the time.
379
00:31:20,472 --> 00:31:22,412
You don't say much about yourself.
380
00:31:22,512 --> 00:31:24,132
Not much to tell, really.
381
00:31:24,232 --> 00:31:26,268
- My wife used to say...
- Your wife?!
382
00:31:29,512 --> 00:31:31,972
She...died several years ago.
383
00:31:32,072 --> 00:31:34,132
lt was an accident.
384
00:31:34,232 --> 00:31:36,143
l'm sorry.
385
00:31:37,232 --> 00:31:40,252
lt was after she died that l started to travel.
386
00:31:40,352 --> 00:31:42,772
You must have lived a very interesting life.
387
00:31:42,872 --> 00:31:44,812
No, no, not really.
388
00:31:44,912 --> 00:31:47,692
l usually find myself in a deck chair by the water.
389
00:31:47,792 --> 00:31:50,590
l love summer evenings by the water.
390
00:31:52,352 --> 00:31:54,308
l like it at dusk...
391
00:31:55,912 --> 00:32:01,669
..when the water has that grey tint
that seems to contain every other colour.
392
00:32:03,352 --> 00:32:05,012
lt figures.
393
00:32:05,112 --> 00:32:06,892
What?
394
00:32:06,992 --> 00:32:09,252
That you'd like grey.
395
00:32:09,352 --> 00:32:11,652
l suppose you like black and white.
396
00:32:11,752 --> 00:32:16,692
l've always thought there should be
a single clear answer to every question.
397
00:32:16,792 --> 00:32:19,452
- Even in love?
- Especially in love.
398
00:32:19,552 --> 00:32:22,191
l don't trust people
who fall in love over and over.
399
00:32:23,232 --> 00:32:25,951
- They're usually the worst liars.
- You're right.
400
00:32:27,992 --> 00:32:32,270
l never l understood people who say,
''l used to be in love with that person.''
401
00:32:33,712 --> 00:32:35,668
l don't think you ever stop loving.
402
00:32:36,992 --> 00:32:40,382
lf you did...you weren't in love in the first place.
403
00:32:49,592 --> 00:32:51,423
l've got to get back to the lab.
404
00:32:54,472 --> 00:32:56,861
How about dinner Thursday?
405
00:32:58,152 --> 00:32:59,904
Er...l have to work late.
406
00:33:00,952 --> 00:33:03,572
lf you weren't so busy,
would you go out with me?
407
00:33:03,672 --> 00:33:06,492
lf l wasn't so busy, l'd be a different person.
408
00:33:06,592 --> 00:33:08,532
Listen, give me a chance.
409
00:33:08,632 --> 00:33:10,588
l've never met anyone like you.
410
00:33:12,872 --> 00:33:14,828
And l've met a lot of people.
411
00:33:19,552 --> 00:33:20,780
Call me.
412
00:33:47,472 --> 00:33:53,332
TAPE: Hi, l'm Jocelyn. l'd like to welcome you
to the Consciousness Revolution.
413
00:33:53,432 --> 00:33:57,220
The theme of our first session is imagination.
414
00:33:58,592 --> 00:34:02,052
"lmagination rules the world."
415
00:34:02,152 --> 00:34:04,108
Do you have any idea who said that?
416
00:34:06,072 --> 00:34:08,012
Napoleon said that.
417
00:34:08,112 --> 00:34:12,344
He used to go through all his battles in his mind
weeks before he fought them.
418
00:34:13,552 --> 00:34:17,252
We're going to do some exercises
for our imaginations.
419
00:34:17,352 --> 00:34:21,732
We'll start with a visualisation exercise,
which l'd like you to score.
420
00:34:21,832 --> 00:34:27,052
As l ask you to imagine things,
assign yourself points as follows.
421
00:34:27,152 --> 00:34:30,732
Three points if the image is very clear.
422
00:34:30,832 --> 00:34:33,212
Two points - clear.
423
00:34:33,312 --> 00:34:35,332
One point- unclear.
424
00:34:35,432 --> 00:34:38,310
And zero if you can't imagine anything.
425
00:34:39,392 --> 00:34:41,692
All right. Are we ready?
426
00:34:41,792 --> 00:34:44,306
You can close your eyes if you want.
427
00:34:47,152 --> 00:34:51,031
lmagine a cold wind, when it is raining.
428
00:35:00,752 --> 00:35:04,028
Picture the eyes of someone you love.
429
00:35:09,712 --> 00:35:11,932
Hear their voice.
430
00:35:12,032 --> 00:35:13,972
(Thunderclap)
431
00:35:14,072 --> 00:35:16,028
WOMAN: Hey, wake up.
432
00:35:19,752 --> 00:35:23,222
- (Grunts sleepily)
- l'mjust making some coffee. lt's late.
433
00:35:24,632 --> 00:35:27,572
l hope you don't have
anything important to do today.
434
00:35:27,672 --> 00:35:29,628
GEORGE: What time is it?
435
00:35:30,832 --> 00:35:32,151
Ten.
436
00:35:33,352 --> 00:35:34,785
(Whirring and grinding)
437
00:35:36,072 --> 00:35:38,012
What's that sound?
438
00:35:38,112 --> 00:35:40,706
Coffee. l said l'm making coffee.
439
00:35:50,472 --> 00:35:52,428
(Whooshing)
440
00:36:00,832 --> 00:36:02,788
ls something wrong?
441
00:36:04,112 --> 00:36:05,812
lt's my head.
442
00:36:05,912 --> 00:36:07,772
You're hung over.
443
00:36:07,872 --> 00:36:09,100
No.
444
00:36:10,192 --> 00:36:12,148
Do you want some aspirin?
445
00:36:14,392 --> 00:36:16,332
No, l'm fine.
446
00:36:16,432 --> 00:36:18,372
l'm sorry.
447
00:36:18,472 --> 00:36:20,428
(Phone rings)
448
00:36:25,352 --> 00:36:27,492
(Ringing continues)
449
00:36:27,592 --> 00:36:31,062
- Aren't you going to answer it?
- No, it's probably my office.
450
00:36:32,592 --> 00:36:34,532
(Ringing continues)
451
00:36:34,632 --> 00:36:36,588
What if they fire you?
452
00:36:38,032 --> 00:36:39,988
l hate myjob.
453
00:36:42,032 --> 00:36:43,147
Why?
454
00:36:44,232 --> 00:36:47,907
l've never felt comfortable selling things
you can't see or touch.
455
00:36:51,272 --> 00:36:53,228
What do you sell exactly?
456
00:36:54,352 --> 00:36:55,626
Stocks.
457
00:36:58,272 --> 00:37:00,183
You work for Kaufman Brothers?
458
00:37:03,552 --> 00:37:05,612
What's the matter with you?
459
00:37:05,712 --> 00:37:07,782
You weren't that drunk last night.
460
00:37:12,112 --> 00:37:13,572
Where were you born?
461
00:37:13,672 --> 00:37:15,151
Right here.
462
00:37:17,512 --> 00:37:19,104
l thought you said Novar.
463
00:37:23,112 --> 00:37:26,263
l think you have me mixed up
with someone else.
464
00:37:28,072 --> 00:37:30,347
l'm not usually so aggressive in bars...
465
00:37:32,032 --> 00:37:33,772
..but you looked so lonely.
466
00:37:33,872 --> 00:37:37,092
l don't think l've ever seen anyone
who looked so alone in my life -
467
00:37:37,192 --> 00:37:39,612
except for some married men l know.
468
00:37:39,712 --> 00:37:41,772
You're not married, are you?
469
00:37:41,872 --> 00:37:43,828
My wife died three years ago.
470
00:37:45,312 --> 00:37:47,268
l'm sorry.
471
00:37:49,992 --> 00:37:51,948
She was swimming in the ocean.
472
00:37:53,032 --> 00:37:54,972
She must've gone out too far.
473
00:37:55,072 --> 00:37:57,028
(Thunderclap)
474
00:38:06,232 --> 00:38:08,302
Are you interested in a relationship?
475
00:38:12,352 --> 00:38:14,092
l get restless.
476
00:38:14,192 --> 00:38:17,582
- Restless?
- l like to forget myself.
477
00:38:18,832 --> 00:38:22,452
l love to take chances.
l've made a lot of money that way.
478
00:38:22,552 --> 00:38:24,747
You shouldn't get involved with me.
479
00:38:26,272 --> 00:38:28,228
l'm not very reliable.
480
00:38:46,672 --> 00:38:50,506
# Tryin' To Make Heaven My Home
481
00:38:53,712 --> 00:38:55,668
(Spiritual singing continues)
482
00:39:01,392 --> 00:39:03,348
(Thunderclap)
483
00:39:04,432 --> 00:39:06,772
# lt's a rough, rocky road...
484
00:39:06,872 --> 00:39:08,828
(Breathes heavily)
485
00:39:24,592 --> 00:39:26,548
There's a moment...
486
00:39:28,312 --> 00:39:30,268
..when my consciousness shifts.
487
00:39:31,992 --> 00:39:33,948
l feel my...
488
00:39:35,712 --> 00:39:37,668
..properties melting.
489
00:39:39,792 --> 00:39:42,306
Everything l've ever known or felt or....
490
00:39:45,512 --> 00:39:47,264
Nothing holds.
491
00:39:48,512 --> 00:39:50,468
(Sighs) lt's terrible.
492
00:39:53,672 --> 00:39:55,628
But after a few moments...
493
00:39:57,192 --> 00:39:59,148
..l become adjusted.
494
00:40:00,312 --> 00:40:02,268
l take on that new life.
495
00:40:08,232 --> 00:40:11,429
Look, that story was funny last night, but...
496
00:40:28,472 --> 00:40:30,906
TAPE: lmagine a candle.
497
00:40:32,112 --> 00:40:35,812
Those of you who scored less than ten
on the visualisation exercise
498
00:40:35,912 --> 00:40:37,868
should use a real candle.
499
00:40:40,352 --> 00:40:43,185
This will only be necessary for the first few days.
500
00:40:46,152 --> 00:40:47,412
Shit.
501
00:40:47,512 --> 00:40:53,292
TAPE: After that you should be able to see
the bright magic of the flame in your mind's eye
502
00:40:53,392 --> 00:40:59,262
simply by closing your eyes and fixing your gaze
at the spot in the centre of your forehead.
503
00:41:00,712 --> 00:41:02,652
- ls your candle lit?
- Yes.
504
00:41:02,752 --> 00:41:08,702
Good. Sit three feet away from
your real or imaginary candle and relax.
505
00:41:09,792 --> 00:41:10,732
(Heavy thud)
506
00:41:10,832 --> 00:41:11,812
# Baroque music
507
00:41:11,912 --> 00:41:15,012
The flame is soothing to look at.
508
00:41:15,112 --> 00:41:20,492
Focus your attention on it
while the specially edited baroque music plays.
509
00:41:20,592 --> 00:41:22,532
# Baroque music
510
00:41:22,632 --> 00:41:27,172
Now, get ready for ajourney to the beach.
511
00:41:27,272 --> 00:41:28,625
lNSPECTOR: Surf's up.
512
00:41:31,232 --> 00:41:33,541
What are you doing?
513
00:41:34,592 --> 00:41:37,052
Just trying to improve myself.
514
00:41:37,152 --> 00:41:39,092
lNSPECTOR: By imagining things.
515
00:41:39,192 --> 00:41:41,132
lt's a good course.
516
00:41:41,232 --> 00:41:44,508
Yesterday l learnt
that we only use a tenth of our brains.
517
00:41:44,632 --> 00:41:46,892
ln your case l'd say that's true.
518
00:41:46,992 --> 00:41:51,572
What's the matter with you?
You're very irritable. You're not yourself lately.
519
00:41:51,672 --> 00:41:53,628
lt's not me that's changed.
520
00:41:54,912 --> 00:41:58,132
When l was young, police work was simple.
521
00:41:58,232 --> 00:42:01,772
- You've got plenty of leads.
- We don't even know how the skulls were cut.
522
00:42:01,872 --> 00:42:06,212
Two of the apartments were locked
from the inside. There's a murderer in this city
523
00:42:06,312 --> 00:42:09,732
- who seems able to walk through walls.
MAN: lnspector Berkley?
524
00:42:09,832 --> 00:42:11,265
Yes.
525
00:42:12,392 --> 00:42:14,348
l'm a friend of George Barb er's.
526
00:42:15,392 --> 00:42:18,732
That is...l was a friend.
527
00:42:18,832 --> 00:42:20,252
A friend?
528
00:42:20,352 --> 00:42:23,492
Well, not a friend exactly,
more of an acquaintance.
529
00:42:23,592 --> 00:42:27,532
We used to talk in the halls about my ideas.
530
00:42:27,632 --> 00:42:30,351
l'm the caretaker in his building.
531
00:42:31,472 --> 00:42:34,932
(Clicks fingers)
You're the one who found the body.
532
00:42:35,032 --> 00:42:37,172
WlLLlAMS: You gave a statement.
533
00:42:37,272 --> 00:42:40,309
ls there anything else that you'd like to tell us?
534
00:42:41,632 --> 00:42:43,588
You don't have to be afraid.
535
00:42:45,032 --> 00:42:50,652
The night before the murder
l was up on the roof... l saw a light.
536
00:42:50,752 --> 00:42:53,550
BERKLEY: A light.
- Yes.
537
00:42:54,992 --> 00:42:57,892
- What sort of light?
- ln the sky.
538
00:42:57,992 --> 00:43:05,626
As it came closer l saw it was five lights in a row,
each about ten feet across.
539
00:43:07,712 --> 00:43:10,852
Are you telling us that you saw a flying saucer?
540
00:43:10,952 --> 00:43:12,972
Yes.
541
00:43:13,072 --> 00:43:16,332
- Well...
- lf the Nazis had won World War ll
542
00:43:16,432 --> 00:43:18,372
we'd have been ready.
543
00:43:18,472 --> 00:43:21,212
Genetic engineering
would've given us an advantage.
544
00:43:21,312 --> 00:43:24,292
- Now they're stealing our brains.
- Well, er...
545
00:43:24,392 --> 00:43:26,532
thanks very much for the information.
546
00:43:26,632 --> 00:43:29,385
- We'll get back to you.
- They're gonna kill me.
547
00:43:30,432 --> 00:43:33,902
- We'll look into it.
- Thank you.
548
00:43:46,232 --> 00:43:49,668
# CHOPlN: Nocturne in C Minor, Op48, No.1
549
00:43:56,152 --> 00:43:58,108
Are you staying?
550
00:43:59,152 --> 00:44:01,108
- Yes.
- See you tomorrow.
551
00:44:40,272 --> 00:44:42,228
(Gentle splashing)
552
00:44:45,752 --> 00:44:47,252
(Clicks switch)
553
00:44:47,352 --> 00:44:49,024
(Water gurgles and drains)
554
00:44:55,552 --> 00:44:58,305
(Faint) # Tryin' To Make Heaven My Home
555
00:45:13,512 --> 00:45:15,468
(Spiritual singing continues)
556
00:45:25,272 --> 00:45:27,228
(Thunderclap)
557
00:45:30,432 --> 00:45:32,388
(Singing continues)
558
00:45:40,472 --> 00:45:46,069
# lt's a rough, rocky road that l'm trampin'
559
00:45:47,152 --> 00:45:49,108
(Thunderclap drowns singing)
560
00:45:50,872 --> 00:45:55,932
# lt's a rough, rocky road that l'm trampin'
561
00:45:56,032 --> 00:46:01,052
# Tryin' to make heaven my home...
562
00:46:01,152 --> 00:46:03,108
(Singing slowly fades)
563
00:46:22,392 --> 00:46:24,348
(Squawking and screeching)
564
00:46:47,792 --> 00:46:49,748
(Bleeping)
565
00:47:21,952 --> 00:47:26,104
(Distorted voices)
566
00:47:30,072 --> 00:47:33,732
- What are they doing?
DlSTORTED VOlCES: Block. Slab.
567
00:47:33,832 --> 00:47:35,584
KLEBER: Building.
568
00:47:38,632 --> 00:47:40,212
Building what?
569
00:47:40,312 --> 00:47:42,268
l'm not sure.
570
00:47:43,672 --> 00:47:46,012
Why don't you ask them?
571
00:47:46,112 --> 00:47:48,052
They wouldn't understand me.
572
00:47:48,152 --> 00:47:49,892
GEORGE: Why not?
573
00:47:49,992 --> 00:47:52,652
KLEBER: Their language only has three words.
574
00:47:52,752 --> 00:47:54,372
GEORGE: l know two of them.
575
00:47:54,472 --> 00:47:57,172
KLEBER: Slab and block.
576
00:47:57,272 --> 00:48:00,292
- What's the third?
- Hilarious.
577
00:48:00,392 --> 00:48:03,612
- What can you do with that?
VOlCE: Block.
578
00:48:03,712 --> 00:48:06,021
- Nothing.
VOlCE: Slab.
579
00:48:07,272 --> 00:48:09,832
How can you have a language
with only three words?
580
00:48:10,872 --> 00:48:15,741
KLEBER: Some say they were once
an advanced civilisation.
581
00:48:16,792 --> 00:48:22,172
There was a war. Somehow their memories
were selectively destroyed.
582
00:48:22,272 --> 00:48:25,105
Only three words survived.
583
00:48:26,272 --> 00:48:29,662
Others say they are a very primitive civilisation.
584
00:48:30,832 --> 00:48:36,972
They learned their first two words by trial
and error and somehow stumbled on the third.
585
00:48:37,072 --> 00:48:38,869
A tourist, perhaps.
586
00:48:39,912 --> 00:48:46,306
Others say they're an ordinary civilisation
but very concise.
587
00:48:47,392 --> 00:48:54,812
lt would take 50 encyclopedias to translate the
meaning of slab and block into our language.
588
00:48:54,912 --> 00:48:57,062
What do you say?
589
00:48:59,032 --> 00:49:02,332
Someone tampered with their brains.
590
00:49:02,432 --> 00:49:04,263
Why?
591
00:49:06,752 --> 00:49:08,252
(Bleep)
592
00:49:08,352 --> 00:49:16,509
KLEBER: Some biologists believe that
mental processes create a field of information.
593
00:49:18,792 --> 00:49:20,748
GEORGE: l don't understand.
594
00:49:21,792 --> 00:49:25,626
KLEBER: l'm going to kill you in every world.
595
00:49:28,152 --> 00:49:30,302
GEORGE: But l haven't done anything.
596
00:49:32,232 --> 00:49:34,188
KLEBER: You will.
597
00:49:50,152 --> 00:49:52,108
JOYCE: What's that smell?
598
00:50:00,992 --> 00:50:02,550
(Sniffs)
599
00:50:06,312 --> 00:50:08,268
l'm making coffee.
600
00:50:10,752 --> 00:50:12,492
What time is it?
601
00:50:12,592 --> 00:50:14,150
Ten.
602
00:50:26,512 --> 00:50:30,630
l don't know what you did to me.
l haven't slept like that in years.
603
00:50:32,472 --> 00:50:35,292
l've been late at the lab three days this week.
604
00:50:35,392 --> 00:50:37,652
And when l'm there l can't concentrate.
605
00:50:37,752 --> 00:50:39,708
My colleagues think l've cracked.
606
00:50:47,192 --> 00:50:50,452
How come you have so many stones
in your apartment?
607
00:50:50,552 --> 00:50:52,508
My ex-boyfriend left them.
608
00:50:54,632 --> 00:50:56,572
He was a sculptor.
609
00:50:56,672 --> 00:50:58,628
He brought them in from the sea.
610
00:51:00,672 --> 00:51:02,628
You didn't tell me about him.
611
00:51:03,912 --> 00:51:06,332
We broke up one week before l met you.
612
00:51:06,432 --> 00:51:08,612
Were you in love?
613
00:51:08,712 --> 00:51:10,907
We were going to be married.
614
00:51:12,552 --> 00:51:14,508
What happened?
615
00:51:19,192 --> 00:51:22,532
l found out he was seeing someone else
at the same time.
616
00:51:22,632 --> 00:51:24,987
When l was at the lab he would bring her here.
617
00:51:26,552 --> 00:51:30,704
l don't know how someone can lead
two different lives.
618
00:51:34,632 --> 00:51:38,212
- How many lovers have you had?
- l could count them
619
00:51:38,312 --> 00:51:40,132
on the fingers of one hand.
620
00:51:40,232 --> 00:51:42,532
How many times?
621
00:51:42,632 --> 00:51:44,588
l'm serious.
622
00:51:47,232 --> 00:51:49,188
l was married before l was 20.
623
00:51:52,952 --> 00:51:54,908
l love the way you touch me.
624
00:52:15,232 --> 00:52:17,188
Are you thinking about her now?
625
00:52:26,152 --> 00:52:28,507
You are so passive.
626
00:52:31,312 --> 00:52:33,268
JOYCE: Like smoke.
627
00:52:34,392 --> 00:52:36,348
l could put my hand through you.
628
00:52:37,792 --> 00:52:39,052
See?
629
00:52:39,152 --> 00:52:41,092
There's nothing there.
630
00:52:41,192 --> 00:52:43,467
Maybe that's why you touch me so lightly.
631
00:52:44,632 --> 00:52:46,572
There's a place l'd like to show you.
632
00:52:46,672 --> 00:52:48,628
Near the ocean. lt's very secluded.
633
00:52:56,432 --> 00:52:59,868
l think you'll understand me better
if you come with me.
634
00:53:01,432 --> 00:53:04,452
You really are trying to ruin me, aren't you?
635
00:53:04,552 --> 00:53:06,732
We could have everything.
636
00:53:06,832 --> 00:53:08,788
l don't want everything.
637
00:53:10,072 --> 00:53:12,028
Even for a few days?
638
00:53:51,072 --> 00:53:53,012
JOYCE: lt's beautiful.
639
00:53:53,112 --> 00:53:55,012
GEORGE: lt's not easy to get to.
640
00:53:55,112 --> 00:53:57,148
You have to climb out over some rocks.
641
00:53:58,752 --> 00:54:00,708
There's a beach.
642
00:54:01,752 --> 00:54:03,708
How did you find it?
643
00:54:04,832 --> 00:54:06,788
My wife used to swim there.
644
00:54:26,752 --> 00:54:29,027
You were talking in your sleep last night.
645
00:54:30,712 --> 00:54:32,668
What did l say?
646
00:54:35,752 --> 00:54:38,664
Slab and block.
647
00:54:41,432 --> 00:54:43,388
Over and over.
648
00:54:48,112 --> 00:54:50,990
l'd say you should come into the lab sometime.
649
00:54:52,632 --> 00:54:54,588
l could run some tests.
650
00:54:55,792 --> 00:54:57,828
l could probably write a paper on you.
651
00:55:09,512 --> 00:55:11,468
Do you miss your work yet?
652
00:55:13,192 --> 00:55:14,732
No.
653
00:55:14,832 --> 00:55:17,744
(Chuckles) What's happened to you?
654
00:55:20,352 --> 00:55:22,308
l've gotten lazy.
655
00:55:23,352 --> 00:55:25,308
You've affected me.
656
00:55:26,472 --> 00:55:28,428
l'm sure it's only temporary.
657
00:55:30,632 --> 00:55:33,100
Yesterday some activists broke into the lab.
658
00:55:34,192 --> 00:55:36,467
- Where? Your lab?
- One of my colleagues.
659
00:55:37,992 --> 00:55:45,182
JOYCE: l work knowing that every idea l have
is about to be thought of by someone else.
660
00:55:46,352 --> 00:55:48,308
Or already has been.
661
00:55:51,592 --> 00:55:53,532
(Dog barks)
662
00:55:53,632 --> 00:55:57,261
JOYCE: This morning, when l woke up,
l couldn't remember where l was.
663
00:55:59,352 --> 00:56:02,708
l haven't felt that kind of exhilaration
since l was a child.
664
00:56:03,792 --> 00:56:08,132
l would float down to the bottom of the lake,
watching the sunlight on the rocks,
665
00:56:08,232 --> 00:56:11,668
trying to imagine
what it would be like to have gills.
666
00:56:12,832 --> 00:56:15,904
l knew one breath would let
a whole other world in.
667
00:56:18,472 --> 00:56:20,827
JOYCE: l wasn't cut out to be a stockbroker.
668
00:56:26,752 --> 00:56:27,932
What?
669
00:56:28,032 --> 00:56:30,612
What did you say?
670
00:56:30,712 --> 00:56:33,021
l said l wasn't cut out to be a scientist.
671
00:56:39,152 --> 00:56:41,108
What is it? Are you all right?
672
00:56:43,032 --> 00:56:44,988
Yeah, l'm fine.
673
00:56:49,232 --> 00:56:51,871
Well, let's go see your beach. l could use a walk.
674
00:56:53,512 --> 00:56:54,865
OK?
675
00:57:03,912 --> 00:57:06,142
MAN: They found him locked in a freezer.
676
00:57:10,552 --> 00:57:15,182
The body shows all the symptoms
of having frozen to death.
677
00:57:16,712 --> 00:57:19,670
- Yeah?
- But there's something strange.
678
00:57:20,792 --> 00:57:24,572
- What's that?
- He was found lying in a pool of water.
679
00:57:24,672 --> 00:57:28,904
So l checked.
Turns out the freezer wasn't working properly.
680
00:57:29,992 --> 00:57:31,652
What?
681
00:57:31,752 --> 00:57:35,062
He froze to death at room temperature.
682
00:59:04,112 --> 00:59:06,068
Pretty, isn't it?
683
00:59:11,512 --> 00:59:14,709
You won't believe what Susan said
when she was leaving.
684
00:59:15,792 --> 00:59:17,732
Remember Susan?
685
00:59:17,832 --> 00:59:19,772
No.
686
00:59:19,872 --> 00:59:22,692
l sold her a thousand shares of Gentec
this morning.
687
00:59:22,792 --> 00:59:25,612
You were talking to her for over an hour
this evening.
688
00:59:25,712 --> 00:59:27,668
The woman...
689
00:59:29,512 --> 00:59:31,582
You haven't heard a word l said, have you?
690
00:59:33,352 --> 00:59:34,852
Sure l have.
691
00:59:34,952 --> 00:59:40,012
What are you doing?
You've been staring at that bowl for five minutes.
692
00:59:40,112 --> 00:59:42,546
- Comparing it.
- To what?
693
00:59:43,952 --> 00:59:45,172
ltself.
694
00:59:45,272 --> 00:59:47,228
Don't you need something else?
695
00:59:50,312 --> 00:59:53,052
- What?
- Well, most people,
696
00:59:53,152 --> 00:59:54,949
that is on this planet...
697
00:59:56,032 --> 01:00:01,972
..when they compare a thing,
they usually compare it to a second thing.
698
01:00:02,072 --> 01:00:03,892
lt's a quaint custom we have.
699
01:00:03,992 --> 01:00:05,869
How do you know it's only one thing?
700
01:00:08,792 --> 01:00:10,732
Because my ex gave it to me.
701
01:00:10,832 --> 01:00:12,504
l don't follow.
702
01:00:13,952 --> 01:00:18,572
He would never give me two things without first
pointing them both out to me very clearly
703
01:00:18,672 --> 01:00:20,732
and going on about how much they both cost.
704
01:00:20,832 --> 01:00:24,052
- Therefore it's one thing.
- lt could've been a lot of things.
705
01:00:24,152 --> 01:00:26,332
Sure. lt could be a beach
and we could be on it.
706
01:00:26,432 --> 01:00:28,852
- That's what l'm comparing it to.
- Right.
707
01:00:28,952 --> 01:00:30,908
(Cutlery clatters)
708
01:00:40,712 --> 01:00:42,652
l think we should leave tonight.
709
01:00:42,752 --> 01:00:44,708
l don't think so.
710
01:00:46,232 --> 01:00:47,950
Why not?
711
01:00:48,992 --> 01:00:52,452
You're overworked as it is.
You can afford to take the time off.
712
01:00:52,552 --> 01:00:54,508
lt's not work.
713
01:00:57,152 --> 01:00:59,108
What is it?
714
01:01:02,152 --> 01:01:03,932
l'm not happy.
715
01:01:04,032 --> 01:01:05,988
What do you mean?
716
01:01:07,632 --> 01:01:09,292
Joyce?
717
01:01:09,392 --> 01:01:11,064
Joyce.
718
01:01:16,872 --> 01:01:18,942
At first it was all very casual and fun.
719
01:01:20,072 --> 01:01:22,506
Now, all of a sudden, you're here every night.
720
01:01:23,592 --> 01:01:25,548
lt's gotten too claustrophobic.
721
01:01:31,752 --> 01:01:34,972
l can give you more freedom.
l don't have to come over so often.
722
01:01:35,072 --> 01:01:37,028
lt's not just that.
723
01:01:38,072 --> 01:01:39,790
What is it?
724
01:01:40,832 --> 01:01:42,788
lt's us.
725
01:01:44,872 --> 01:01:48,501
When l imagine us together...l like us.
726
01:01:50,032 --> 01:01:51,988
We seem perfect for each other.
727
01:01:53,432 --> 01:01:56,292
l always think l'm going to enjoy
our times together,
728
01:01:56,392 --> 01:01:59,429
but as soon as you're here
there's something missing.
729
01:02:00,472 --> 01:02:02,412
l've had a lot of fun with you, but...
730
01:02:02,512 --> 01:02:06,903
sometimes when you smile
it's aimed a million miles behind me.
731
01:02:12,312 --> 01:02:14,532
l had a carefully rehearsed speech.
732
01:02:14,632 --> 01:02:16,692
Now l can't seem to remember anything.
733
01:02:16,792 --> 01:02:18,732
l'm not doing this very well.
734
01:02:18,832 --> 01:02:20,788
The point is, l've met someone.
735
01:02:23,232 --> 01:02:24,812
What?
736
01:02:24,912 --> 01:02:27,187
l've been seeing someone for three weeks.
737
01:02:29,352 --> 01:02:31,308
- Who?
- l met him at work.
738
01:02:33,032 --> 01:02:36,069
He's very different from you.
l'm not saying better.
739
01:02:37,152 --> 01:02:41,145
But we have a lot of fun together
and he's offered me more.
740
01:02:42,712 --> 01:02:44,452
More what?
741
01:02:44,552 --> 01:02:46,304
More life.
742
01:02:58,312 --> 01:03:00,872
Do you need a lift anywhere? lt's pouring rain.
743
01:03:06,032 --> 01:03:08,892
- No, thank you.
- l'm sorry it had to be this way.
744
01:03:08,992 --> 01:03:12,772
l didn't have to tell you all this.
l could've just stopped answering your calls.
745
01:03:12,872 --> 01:03:15,732
But l thought it might help
if you knew what l felt.
746
01:03:15,832 --> 01:03:18,744
Next time...for your next relationship.
747
01:03:20,712 --> 01:03:23,067
- This wasn't a rehearsal.
- Please don't.
748
01:03:24,832 --> 01:03:27,892
- You were the only one in every world.
- l am being rational.
749
01:03:27,992 --> 01:03:31,412
- My love is infinite.
- You'll find someone else. There are plenty...
750
01:03:31,512 --> 01:03:33,452
- He's trying to kill me.
- Who?
751
01:03:33,552 --> 01:03:36,464
- Joyce, please.
- Look, you're scaring me.
752
01:03:37,512 --> 01:03:39,742
lf you don't get out, l'll call the police.
753
01:03:50,072 --> 01:03:52,028
l'm warning you.
754
01:03:56,312 --> 01:03:58,252
(Keypad bleeps)
- Please don't.
755
01:03:58,352 --> 01:03:59,785
Get out!
756
01:04:01,512 --> 01:04:03,468
# Mellow lounge music
757
01:04:33,752 --> 01:04:37,301
What's the matter, chief?
You've been sitting there for hours.
758
01:04:40,192 --> 01:04:42,752
You haven't moved from that chair since lunch.
759
01:04:43,792 --> 01:04:49,503
Suppose a rat...had an enemy.
760
01:04:51,312 --> 01:04:53,252
What kind of enemy, chief?
761
01:04:53,352 --> 01:04:55,149
Another rat?
762
01:04:56,232 --> 01:04:57,745
No.
763
01:04:58,792 --> 01:05:00,464
l guess...
764
01:05:01,512 --> 01:05:05,612
..a rat could not foresee...
765
01:05:05,712 --> 01:05:09,412
what its enemy was going to do
766
01:05:09,512 --> 01:05:12,345
because it couldn't possibly imagine it.
767
01:05:13,432 --> 01:05:17,471
lt's limited by the structure of its brain.
768
01:05:18,512 --> 01:05:23,267
BERKLEY: lt can't even form
those kind of thoughts.
769
01:05:24,552 --> 01:05:30,502
And we're facing the same sort of...enemy.
770
01:05:33,352 --> 01:05:34,501
Uh-huh.
771
01:05:39,312 --> 01:05:43,652
l have one here. Got a few more cases to solve.
772
01:05:43,752 --> 01:05:48,223
And then l'm going to retire and...
773
01:05:51,552 --> 01:05:53,190
..die.
774
01:05:54,272 --> 01:05:56,212
What kind of life is that?
775
01:05:56,312 --> 01:05:59,372
- The pension's not bad.
(Fly buzzes)
776
01:05:59,472 --> 01:06:04,812
l remember something the scientist said.
He said...
777
01:06:04,912 --> 01:06:12,092
''Do you think the number two
778
01:06:12,192 --> 01:06:17,505
didn't exist before we humans found it?''
779
01:06:18,912 --> 01:06:25,704
Every thought that you can think, Officer,
existed before you did.
780
01:06:27,712 --> 01:06:31,692
And those thoughts...they affect us.
781
01:06:31,792 --> 01:06:36,092
Possibilities...swarm about us.
782
01:06:36,192 --> 01:06:37,341
They...
783
01:06:42,192 --> 01:06:45,229
This brain seems to be attracting flies.
784
01:06:47,072 --> 01:06:48,790
lt smells awful.
785
01:06:49,832 --> 01:06:52,300
(Bleeps)
- Look at that. lts light went on.
786
01:06:53,512 --> 01:06:55,012
What's happening?
787
01:06:55,112 --> 01:06:57,492
l think it's try ing to signal us.
788
01:06:57,592 --> 01:06:59,532
Don't be ridiculous.
789
01:06:59,632 --> 01:07:02,212
lt's er...hungry.
790
01:07:02,312 --> 01:07:05,492
lt's signalling for food.
791
01:07:05,592 --> 01:07:07,469
How can we help it?
792
01:07:08,512 --> 01:07:13,972
lt isn't real, Williams. lt's not really hungry.
793
01:07:14,072 --> 01:07:16,028
But she thinks she is.
794
01:07:19,752 --> 01:07:21,708
Where are you going?
795
01:07:25,472 --> 01:07:27,252
Ssh.
796
01:07:27,352 --> 01:07:29,812
Sorry, Louise, there's nothing l can do.
797
01:07:29,912 --> 01:07:32,492
l don't know how to help you!
798
01:07:32,592 --> 01:07:34,947
(Bleeping continues)
799
01:08:17,952 --> 01:08:20,910
# Meditative music
800
01:08:50,112 --> 01:08:51,812
Beautiful view, isn't it?
801
01:08:51,912 --> 01:08:53,584
Yes.
802
01:08:55,712 --> 01:08:57,668
GEORGE: Have you been swimming?
803
01:08:58,752 --> 01:09:00,788
Yes, the water's lovely.
804
01:09:03,672 --> 01:09:05,310
How have you been keeping, Joyce?
805
01:09:08,952 --> 01:09:10,572
How do you know my name?
806
01:09:10,672 --> 01:09:12,628
Well, there was a time...
807
01:09:14,352 --> 01:09:16,292
..it was quite a few years ago...
808
01:09:16,392 --> 01:09:18,348
You do look familiar.
809
01:09:19,872 --> 01:09:22,252
l've forgotten your name.
810
01:09:22,352 --> 01:09:24,372
- George.
- George.
811
01:09:24,472 --> 01:09:27,532
Of course. George...?
812
01:09:27,632 --> 01:09:29,572
Barber.
813
01:09:29,672 --> 01:09:32,212
- George Barb er?!
- Yeah.
814
01:09:32,312 --> 01:09:35,012
Of course. We were at Cambridge together.
815
01:09:35,112 --> 01:09:37,052
No.
816
01:09:37,152 --> 01:09:40,269
- You weren't at Cambridge?
- No.
817
01:09:41,752 --> 01:09:45,532
Well, now you're just keeping me in suspense.
How is it l do know you?
818
01:09:45,632 --> 01:09:47,892
We used to live together.
819
01:09:47,992 --> 01:09:49,932
We were married once.
820
01:09:50,032 --> 01:09:51,988
l think you're mistaken.
821
01:09:56,752 --> 01:09:58,310
Please don't go.
822
01:10:00,512 --> 01:10:03,106
Are you still studying the brain?
823
01:10:04,552 --> 01:10:05,701
Yes.
824
01:10:07,232 --> 01:10:09,372
You're...dating anyone?
825
01:10:09,472 --> 01:10:11,412
Yes, l am, actually.
826
01:10:11,512 --> 01:10:13,812
As a matter of fact, he's right here.
827
01:10:13,912 --> 01:10:16,252
Have you found a way to increase intelligence?
828
01:10:16,352 --> 01:10:19,412
- How do you know so much about me?
- l've always been interested
829
01:10:19,512 --> 01:10:20,452
in the brain.
830
01:10:20,552 --> 01:10:22,132
l heard an interesting story once.
831
01:10:22,232 --> 01:10:25,692
A neurotic young man asked a psychologist,
''How can l find peace of mind?''
832
01:10:25,792 --> 01:10:28,732
''How can you lack,'' said the psychologist,
pointing to his head,
833
01:10:28,832 --> 01:10:33,781
- ''when you possess the greatest treasure?''
- That's very interesting, but l have to go.
834
01:10:34,872 --> 01:10:37,612
Look, you have me mixed up
with someone else.
835
01:10:37,712 --> 01:10:38,852
- Turn around.
- No.
836
01:10:38,952 --> 01:10:40,292
- Turn around.
- Argh! Let go.
837
01:10:40,392 --> 01:10:42,332
- Look. No, look.
- Argh!
838
01:10:42,432 --> 01:10:44,892
- Let go.
- You'll see a mole on your shoulder.
839
01:10:44,992 --> 01:10:47,012
- l'm not insane.
- Help!
840
01:10:47,112 --> 01:10:48,652
- l won't hurt you.
- Hey!
841
01:10:48,752 --> 01:10:50,612
- Let go.
- l'm not trying to hurt you.
842
01:10:50,712 --> 01:10:52,464
l love you. l've always loved you.
843
01:10:52,952 --> 01:10:54,305
Argh!
844
01:10:55,552 --> 01:10:56,621
Hey!
845
01:11:04,352 --> 01:11:06,292
What happened?
846
01:11:06,392 --> 01:11:08,906
That man...he said he knew me.
847
01:11:10,592 --> 01:11:12,532
MAN: Let's go back to the hotel.
848
01:11:12,632 --> 01:11:14,588
We'll call the police.
849
01:11:19,752 --> 01:11:21,708
# Meditative music
850
01:11:23,552 --> 01:11:25,508
(Music off)
851
01:12:06,352 --> 01:12:08,308
(Moaning and muttering)
852
01:12:23,792 --> 01:12:25,748
- Sit here.
- Mm-hm.
853
01:12:41,192 --> 01:12:43,148
Dr Kleber's gone for the day.
854
01:12:51,752 --> 01:12:53,708
All right.
855
01:13:04,952 --> 01:13:06,908
(Monkey screeches)
856
01:13:08,392 --> 01:13:10,852
Well, l can hardly say l have a memory, Doctor.
857
01:13:10,952 --> 01:13:12,908
Why not?
858
01:13:15,712 --> 01:13:17,862
lt would be more accurate to say that...
859
01:13:19,512 --> 01:13:26,782
..in the collection of people l call me...
memory occurs.
860
01:13:27,952 --> 01:13:29,908
Do you believe in the soul?
861
01:13:33,752 --> 01:13:35,708
l used to think that there was...
862
01:13:38,032 --> 01:13:39,988
..something extra, something...
863
01:13:42,232 --> 01:13:44,700
..that went along with all the changes, but...
864
01:13:46,432 --> 01:13:48,372
..now l don't think so.
865
01:13:48,472 --> 01:13:50,781
Why did you attack that woman?
866
01:13:55,952 --> 01:13:57,908
l don't know.
867
01:13:59,632 --> 01:14:01,588
l lost control.
868
01:14:05,392 --> 01:14:07,532
l regret it.
869
01:14:07,632 --> 01:14:10,066
What do your other selves think about it?
870
01:14:11,912 --> 01:14:13,868
Most of them don't know about it.
871
01:14:14,912 --> 01:14:16,172
Oh.
872
01:14:16,272 --> 01:14:19,628
When l believed l had a soul...
873
01:14:22,312 --> 01:14:24,252
..l was imprisoned in myself.
874
01:14:24,352 --> 01:14:27,583
l felt...l should be consistent...
875
01:14:28,672 --> 01:14:30,612
..among my lives.
876
01:14:30,712 --> 01:14:32,430
But now...
877
01:14:34,512 --> 01:14:36,452
..l realise they're all different.
878
01:14:36,552 --> 01:14:41,452
And l can...enjoy them all.
879
01:14:41,552 --> 01:14:44,572
- Mm.
- And if there's a unity that makes them all me,
880
01:14:44,672 --> 01:14:46,628
l don't know what it is.
881
01:14:47,952 --> 01:14:51,547
This is simply a world
where l happen to be a criminal.
882
01:14:54,512 --> 01:14:56,468
lt's not very important.
883
01:15:01,152 --> 01:15:03,372
Have you ever imagined killing someone?
884
01:15:03,472 --> 01:15:05,412
l suppose.
885
01:15:05,512 --> 01:15:07,742
lt's about as important as that.
886
01:15:10,232 --> 01:15:12,188
Sometimes...
887
01:15:13,352 --> 01:15:15,292
..when l'm falling asleep,
888
01:15:15,392 --> 01:15:17,986
l think l'm floating in the sea.
889
01:15:20,112 --> 01:15:22,068
Two inches below the surface.
890
01:15:23,552 --> 01:15:25,702
Rocking in the warm salt water like...
891
01:15:27,192 --> 01:15:29,148
..someone who's drowned.
892
01:15:30,752 --> 01:15:34,301
The sky above me is full of clouds.
893
01:15:36,232 --> 01:15:38,188
But they're hard-edged like...
894
01:15:39,912 --> 01:15:41,470
..glass.
895
01:15:42,912 --> 01:15:44,868
The whole sky glitters like glass.
896
01:15:46,752 --> 01:15:49,550
l close my eyes...l hear voices.
897
01:16:01,592 --> 01:16:03,548
l know where l am now.
898
01:16:07,232 --> 01:16:09,188
There's only one world.
899
01:16:11,952 --> 01:16:13,908
l have been dreaming.
900
01:17:07,512 --> 01:17:10,852
l understand you've found the man
who killed my husband.
901
01:17:10,952 --> 01:17:12,908
Yes.
902
01:17:14,872 --> 01:17:17,332
Well, that's something, l suppose.
903
01:17:17,432 --> 01:17:19,388
But it won't bring him back to life.
904
01:17:21,512 --> 01:17:23,389
He's still alive.
905
01:17:34,552 --> 01:17:36,383
We found his brain.
906
01:17:43,592 --> 01:17:45,822
Hooked up to a...life-support system.
907
01:18:08,232 --> 01:18:09,984
l was the...
908
01:18:11,032 --> 01:18:14,229
..fifth girl he'd gone out with.
909
01:18:18,912 --> 01:18:20,868
We were very happy.
910
01:18:26,752 --> 01:18:30,222
He was going to leave his job
at the market for me.
911
01:18:32,552 --> 01:18:34,508
l was going to...
912
01:18:35,592 --> 01:18:38,425
..give up my research
to travel the world with him.
913
01:18:41,672 --> 01:18:44,106
He was the most important thing in the world.
914
01:18:47,912 --> 01:18:49,868
He meant everything to me.
915
01:18:55,792 --> 01:18:58,352
We fought over the stupidest thing.
916
01:19:00,832 --> 01:19:02,788
A man had given me a present.
917
01:19:05,072 --> 01:19:08,303
At some point...you'll have to decide...
918
01:19:11,712 --> 01:19:13,668
..whether to...
919
01:19:15,472 --> 01:19:17,412
..allow the brain
920
01:19:17,512 --> 01:19:19,468
to continue.
921
01:19:38,272 --> 01:19:40,024
BERKLEY: Thank you.
922
01:19:45,472 --> 01:19:50,546
Dr Kleber says that he was only ever able to get
a rudimentary consciousness going.
923
01:19:53,512 --> 01:19:57,744
There is a light that flashes occasionally,
but we don't know what it means.
924
01:20:00,232 --> 01:20:03,304
Your husband probably isn't aware of who he is.
925
01:20:04,832 --> 01:20:10,225
Kleber described it
as kind of a fluctuating dream state.
926
01:20:16,352 --> 01:20:18,786
l'm sure he's still thinking of you somehow.
927
01:20:43,192 --> 01:20:46,343
GEORGE: There must be a thousand fossils
in these rocks.
928
01:20:47,712 --> 01:20:49,668
So many failed ideas.
929
01:20:51,632 --> 01:20:53,588
You can smell the waste here.
930
01:21:01,792 --> 01:21:04,625
JOYCE: Tomorrow, if it's nice,
we'll go swimming.
931
01:21:05,672 --> 01:21:07,628
Sure.
932
01:21:37,512 --> 01:21:42,132
When l was a little girl l used to think it was
a different world l saw under the water.
933
01:21:42,232 --> 01:21:44,172
What kind of world?
934
01:21:44,272 --> 01:21:46,228
l really can't put it into words.
935
01:21:48,072 --> 01:21:50,028
Try.
936
01:21:54,952 --> 01:21:56,908
l cannot.
937
01:22:00,312 --> 01:22:03,349
The word ''not'' is really magical.
938
01:22:05,472 --> 01:22:08,172
l could describe something to you and say...
939
01:22:08,272 --> 01:22:11,344
''But it's not that, it's something more.''
940
01:22:13,512 --> 01:22:15,452
And you'd know what l meant.
941
01:22:15,552 --> 01:22:18,271
lt's a way of getting around our ignorance.
942
01:22:19,752 --> 01:22:21,708
lt's how they used to describe God.
943
01:22:23,032 --> 01:22:25,252
Everyt thing we cannot conceive of.
944
01:22:25,352 --> 01:22:27,212
We say,
945
01:22:27,312 --> 01:22:32,452
"Things might not have been the way they are,"
and feel free...or uneasy.
946
01:22:32,552 --> 01:22:34,702
But there's really nothing behind it.
947
01:22:37,152 --> 01:22:40,508
Just a bunch of ghostly possibilities.
948
01:22:42,312 --> 01:22:44,268
Because in the end...
949
01:22:46,552 --> 01:22:48,508
..everything simply is.
950
01:22:52,232 --> 01:22:54,188
Soon there'll be stars.
951
01:22:55,432 --> 01:22:58,947
- We'll have to make a wish.
- l thought you didn't wish.
952
01:23:00,272 --> 01:23:02,228
Only for what's possible.
953
01:23:03,752 --> 01:23:05,470
Does that include me?
954
01:23:07,912 --> 01:23:09,311
Yes.
955
01:23:10,552 --> 01:23:12,508
l couldn't ask for more.
956
01:23:22,632 --> 01:23:23,701
Look.
957
01:23:26,792 --> 01:23:28,732
What's that light?
958
01:23:28,832 --> 01:23:32,029
- Where?
- Out there. Blinking on and off.
959
01:23:33,352 --> 01:23:35,308
lt's a buoy to warn ships.
960
01:23:36,552 --> 01:23:40,092
JOYCE: There couldn't be shoals out that far.
- Why not?
961
01:23:40,192 --> 01:23:42,660
No, look, that flash was longer.
962
01:23:45,232 --> 01:23:47,172
Someone's trying to signal us.
963
01:23:47,272 --> 01:23:49,228
Are you sure?
964
01:23:55,072 --> 01:23:57,028
What shall we do?
965
01:23:58,272 --> 01:24:00,212
l don't know.
966
01:24:00,312 --> 01:24:02,268
We're miles from any phone.
967
01:24:03,312 --> 01:24:05,932
But someone could be drowning out there.
968
01:24:06,032 --> 01:24:09,024
- What shall we do?
- l don't know.
969
01:24:16,952 --> 01:24:18,908
lt's stopped.
970
01:24:22,272 --> 01:24:24,228
Thank God.
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