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How are you going to surrender death?
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I play a combination of the runner
and the horse that he does not know.
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In the next move, I'm
lifting up his one flank.
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The seventh seal, Ingmar Bergman.
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Storm, we have to go now.
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Come on.
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Why are we here?
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Hi, Storm. Why are we here?
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You don't know?
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Is there anyone else? Nora?
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- To learn something.
- To learn something.
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To... to... learn... something.
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Yes, that may be a reason.
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What about other reasons?
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- Gabriel?
- Because there's a daily life?
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Everyday, yes...
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Are you angry?
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Do you sometimes experience problems
with managing your aggression?
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Techniques for emotional
mood can be useful.
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"Suddenly I understood" -
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- "We only rule over the
ideas, which are nothing."
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"And never over the feelings," -
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- "that's all."
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This is my wife, Agnes.
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Storm, why did you come so late?
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"Because I stopped looking
at a cat in a window."
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Why did you stop looking
at a cat in a window?
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"Because it was there."
Why was it there?
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"Because it could not come out."
Why not?
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"Because cat particles can not move
through glass particles." Why not?
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"Because they have different charges."
Why?
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"I don't know. It's just that."
Okay.
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I did not see any cat in any window.
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If you ever need
help, just call me.
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I didn't know that you got business cards.
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Yes, I have.
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You made them by yourself, isn't it?
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They can be ordered online.
Really cheap.
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You should have it too.
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It's good to have,
to give to people.
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But you work in the ambulance service.
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I may have a card for that? Feels like
there was something grown over it.
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Take a look at it.
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The paper is a bit thin, isn't it?
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Can't you get thicker ones?
You don't get people in your wallet.
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It works perfectly...
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Death is a kind of surprise.
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For both. For those who meet it
and for the closest ones.
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Suddenly, it's just there, like Christmas
eve in the jungle or as the winter.
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Suddenly we didn't think it would happen.
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When somebody gets lost.
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...we experience a big need.
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A surprise we should have been beyond.
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The kingdom of heaven opens to the dead.
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It is a kind of surprise
in the surprise.
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- Hello?
- He, Elin from Merkur's communications agency.
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We are conducting a survey
of self-esteem and identity.
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Do you have an adult nearby?
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Yes, wait.
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- Hello?
- He, Elin from Merkur's communications agency.
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We are conducting a survey for a
customer about self-esteem and identity.
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Is it okay that I ask
you some questions?
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Are you currently in full work?
Yes.
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On a scale from 1 to 10, how satisfied
are you with your work situation?
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- Five.
- Yes.
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And if you had to name your
work situation geometrically,
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what shape would you choose:
Circle, triangle or square?
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- Square.
- Okay.
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And if you think about the weekdays,
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Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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What color do you have for each day?
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Once I met a girl and just realized
we were perfect for each other.
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She was so incredibly beautiful,
super cool, awesome humor.
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It's so nice when that happens. When you
realize that here is a thing, as well.
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And then?
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She had only one arm.
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- Okay?
- Yes I know.
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It's probably like that...
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I don't know, just...
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I don't know. Can't explain it.
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Actually, she was in a completely
different division than me.
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One must have realistic expectations.
I'm not David Beckham either.
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- Not everyone wants David Beckham.
- You understand what I mean.
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"She had only one arm."
How many such criteria do you have?
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Come on, there's a limit.
Do you need a tooth? It goes well.
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Need a finger? Fine by me.
Need an ear? Hmm.
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Missing nose? I don't know completely.
Both arms? Like...
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You come to a point where
it takes a little more.
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Or maybe you should just go
a little bit in yourself?
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I'm walking in myself all the time.
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And what have you done before?
I worked as a tour guide on a bus.
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- How did you think it was?
- I enjoyed it quite well.
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You would like to get used to
yourself quite well in a job.
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And I felt that I got.
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At the same time, one doesn't want
the job to be completely overtaken.
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It's a difficult balance.
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But of the jobs I've had so far, it's
probably the one I've liked best.
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But you were quit, or...?
I quit.
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- Why?
- We ran two pieces.
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- Did they die?
- Yes.
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- So you stopped because two people died?
- Yes.
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But people die all the time.
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Yes I know.
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Someone died there...
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... and there.
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- ... and there.
- I understand the illustration.
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But there is something else when it happens
all the way up, and you get a kind-
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cause effect to it.
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- And there.
- It does not impress me.
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And there.
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Man.
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What is man?
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The first people lived on windery
plains millions of years ago.
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They ate what they could
find in scrub and shrubs.
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We say nature is beautiful, but
it does not care anything.
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Probably, man developed
from chimpanzees-
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- seven or eight million years ago.
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Homo habilis. Homo erectus.
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Homo neanderthalensis.
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Homo sapiens sapiens.
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The human being of today is a
curious and whimsical creature.
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As chimpanzees, we use
tools to handle the world.
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Like birds and other animals, we walk around,
two legs, looking for fruit and new knowledge.
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Some of the most difficult thing for man
is to understand, communicate-
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and solve problems and conflicts.
Many forces agree to silence-
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- ubjective questions about
where everything comes from.
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Everything must be measured and assessed:
"Is this good? Or is this good?"
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"What's better? What's the best?"
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Shouldn't we get back soon?
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When will we finally be like
the trees and be untouchable-
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- and don't wait for anything?
When shall we have peace?
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Why do people die?
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There is nobody who knows. People are here
for a while, they are not here anymore.
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- I don't want to miss anyone.
- No, it's no fun.
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If I had been dead, I would
not have missed anyone.
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No, but then someone else missed you.
I had missed you.
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You could also be dead.
Maybe someone else missed me.
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They could also have died.
Everyone could have died.
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Maybe the dogs and the
cats had missed them.
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The dogs and cats could also have died.
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But then the world would
be completely empty.
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If the world were not here,
would it have done anything?
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I don't know.
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- I don't want sex with you.
- Neither do I.
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I don't want to talk
about it either.
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Do you ever had internet dating?
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Once, but it got a bit odd.
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Before we met, we decided
not to say anything.
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- It should be a secret?
- No.
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That we should not say anything.
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That we should not talk together.
We decided in advance by mail.
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It's quite easy to understand what people
want. You don't have to say so much.
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Occasionally we wrote patches.
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Sometimes it was hard to say nothing.
When we layed together.
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It was weird to have sex with
someone I had never heard talking.
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Anyway I felt that I knew her quite well.
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It was a bit like having sex
with a cartoon character.
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I have read the words but
did not hear her say that.
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Like having sex with an
author, do you mean?
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No, more like a character in a book.
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But it's the author who
makes the character talk.
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But grades are not available.
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You have experience with audience contact?
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Yes, I'm good at showing around.
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Want to show something to me?
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What do you mean?
Do you want to do it now? Show me around?
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- Here?
- Yes. Show me a little around here.
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Okay.
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Yes, this is your office, then.
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Table. Chair.
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Chair.
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Good space. Pretty good...
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Enough space.
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Shelf with books.
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"The Happiness Advantage".
"Hotel Design".
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"Cezanne and..."
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"Giacometti".
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"Giacometti".
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Here is a black and white picture.
A black and white photograph.
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A pier that goes out into a quiet water.
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Contemplation, maybe, or
a swimming opportunity.
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Toy.
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There are fluorescent lamps in the ceiling.
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And here are different things:
Binders, and calculator.
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You have a computer, but no phone.
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And here you are.
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A sharp woman.
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Dressed plain and also formally.
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You have common radiance, but
it is also a bit formal.
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You have a good attitude.
It looks like you are doing well.
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You have beautiful hands.
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Hello. Do you have a bad day?
"I have a bad day."
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We tend to say that.
Then I have good and bad news:
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The bad news is that
it's up to you.
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The good is that you never have to
have a bad day. How could it be?
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The answer is enthusiasm.
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But what is enthusiasm?
I usually say it's a glue.
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Enthusiasm comes from Greek, a théos, and
means to be obsessed with something divine.
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The biggest difference between humans
and animals is about expectations.
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We want the same as all the others.
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Driven by stupidity and ambition.
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Is this good? Or is this good?
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Do we need more than the chimpanzees need?
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We will always live in
meaninglessness and chaos.
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That's what we want.
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Do you know what such damage
costs to be repaired?
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This is an IC recorder.
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You can record audio,
save it and play it.
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In addition, you can connect it to
a computer and transfer the files.
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Can you just give me two minutes?
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- Hi.
- Hi.
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Did you have such a little
chess board before?
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Do you play a lot?
I played with my dad.
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Got it.
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Have you seen "The Seventh Sail"?
It's an Ingmar Bergman movie about chess.
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A knight wakes up on a beach.
There are all sick of the black dawn.
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Then the death comes up to pick him up.
But the knight doesn't want to die.
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He challenges death to a chess game.
Death says "yes". Then they play.
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- Does the knight win?
- He does not.
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- I don't think you can win to death.
- What's the point then?
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It's playing good, I think.
Play as long as it goes.
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Are you playing chess?
I am the ruling world champion.
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Go ahead.
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- Plywood.
- Yes, "plywood".
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Oak... oak tree.
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- Who are you?
- I am dead.
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Are you coming to pick me up?
"I've been by your side for a long time.
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- Wait a minute!
- This is what everyone says.
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But I give no postponements.
Are you playing chess?
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Yes, I'm actually a pretty
skilled chess player.
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Let me live as long as we play.
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When I play you chess matt, free me?
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You are the globe.
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00:58:04,741 --> 00:58:07,869
You are dinosaurs.
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00:58:07,989 --> 00:58:12,199
You are a sedimentary
rock, perhaps sandstone.
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You are trees.
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You are neanderthals.
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You are dark matter.
Nobody has ever seen dark matter.
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But there must exist for
everything else to be found.
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01:03:01,019 --> 01:03:03,186
- Hello?
- Hey, my name is Linda.
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01:03:03,306 --> 01:03:05,912
We are doing a nutrition survey.
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01:03:06,032 --> 01:03:11,082
- Do you have time to answer any questions?
- You're fine.
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In the survey we use
abstraction as mapping tool.
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The questions may seem untraditional,
but only answer to the kick.
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If this period of your life has
a size, it's a big period, -
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- a medium-sized period, a little
less period or a small period?
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01:03:30,809 --> 01:03:32,814
It's a small period.
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01:03:35,218 --> 01:03:40,350
If you have to describe the period
as a line: horizontal, diagonal-
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-or vertical?
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01:03:42,435 --> 01:03:45,964
Vertical line, is it
going up and down?
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01:03:46,084 --> 01:03:48,729
Yes, it's vertical.
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01:03:48,849 --> 01:03:51,536
I'll take that.
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01:03:52,900 --> 01:03:57,950
- Have you had this job for a long time?
- No, you know what? I started today.
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01:03:58,070 --> 01:04:03,323
- Do you like it?
- Yes...
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01:04:03,443 --> 01:04:06,531
So far it's okay.
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01:04:06,651 --> 01:04:09,016
On a scale from 1 to 10?
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01:04:10,098 --> 01:04:13,908
- Sju?
- You have a good phone voice.
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01:04:14,028 --> 01:04:18,437
Thanks. You also have a
very good voice, I see.
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01:04:28,622 --> 01:04:32,631
Now I really feel that
anything can happen.
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01:04:33,232 --> 01:04:35,958
Is it that way for you too?
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01:04:38,282 --> 01:04:43,416
Did you know that when you whisper
you can't know who's voice it is?
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01:04:43,536 --> 01:04:45,700
No, I didn't know.
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01:04:47,624 --> 01:04:50,070
Hi, it's me.
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01:04:51,994 --> 01:04:53,557
Hello.
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01:04:55,603 --> 01:04:58,490
Can you hear that it's me?
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01:04:58,610 --> 01:05:00,616
It is a bit more difficult now.
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01:05:01,496 --> 01:05:04,342
Can you also whisper?
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01:05:04,864 --> 01:05:06,708
Okay.
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01:05:07,830 --> 01:05:11,079
- Yes, say something, then.
- What shall I say?
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01:05:11,761 --> 01:05:13,644
Just say something.
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01:05:16,490 --> 01:05:20,059
- Ruler.
- What did you say?
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01:05:20,179 --> 01:05:22,183
Ruler.
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01:07:48,479 --> 01:07:51,326
- Hello?
- It's Storm.
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01:07:51,447 --> 01:07:53,490
Hi, Storm.
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01:07:53,610 --> 01:07:57,659
- I need help.
- Where are you?
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01:07:57,779 --> 01:08:00,026
Out.
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01:08:00,146 --> 01:08:03,593
But you need to say a little
closer to where you are.
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01:08:57,478 --> 01:09:01,766
Should we finish our game?
It's your turn.
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01:09:06,819 --> 01:09:08,823
You are afraid.
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01:09:16,520 --> 01:09:19,808
I've forgotten how the pieces stood.
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01:09:20,970 --> 01:09:24,138
But I havn't forgotten it.
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01:09:24,258 --> 01:09:26,986
You don't get away so easily.
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01:09:31,475 --> 01:09:35,282
You are matt in the next move.
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01:15:56,518 --> 01:15:58,642
Are you ready?
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01:16:04,336 --> 01:16:06,699
When does it end?
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01:16:07,381 --> 01:16:11,111
What did you say, Storm?
When will it end?
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01:16:24,622 --> 01:16:25,705
Where is Storm?
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01:17:00,103 --> 01:17:02,389
No, we just have to continue.
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01:17:09,124 --> 01:17:11,052
Excuse me, do you have a chewing gum?
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01:17:52,263 --> 01:17:57,192
- He, do you have a smoke to bumble away?
- Yes, maybe I may.
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