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Perfect day for a game.
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You can't move there.
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Now we have to restart.
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I can't find focus.
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Does this have a macro setting?
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It defaults to it if you're
close enough, I think.
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Sorry Tonya, you were saying?
I couldn't be any closer.
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No, just putting my acting
career,
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well everything, to look after.
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How's your shot?
It's a nightmare.
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I actually went through a
similar thing with my mom.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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Your shot?
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Uh, it's fine.
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It's just, it's a squared-off
two-shot.
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But you're kinda like close and
interrogating him.
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Okay.
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How are the levels?
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Don't worry about me, it's just
for James.
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I don't know.
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James, can you say
something for us
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in your normal speaking voice?
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Daddy?
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Is that GoPro on?
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I need...
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We need that for the two-shot so
I can cut between.
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We need that master.
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You guys should know something.
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My husband, Jeff, isn't quite as
open-minded
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about what we're doing here.
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He knows it's my decision and my
dad's decision,
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but if you could just try and
keep it just on us,
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- me and my dad.
- No, that's fine.
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He'll sign a release though
right?
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Yeah, he just doesn't want to be
in it.
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Tonya!
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They're still here.
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Yeah.
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And my dad is still alive.
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Thank you very much for asking.
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Then why aren't you in there
with him instead of out here
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flirting with this fucker?
Jeff what are you doing?
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I think you're getting the wrong
impression.
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Fucking asshole!
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Where are my glasses?
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Pretty sure you had your
contacts in.
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No, no, no.
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I wanna go back to that shot.
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Stop thinking about it.
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It's time to talk to Ted.
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We gotta sell him on this
footage.
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I have an idea for that.
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Ted.
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Guys, what the hell do you think
you're doing?
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You'll never get his release.
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Your footage is unusable.
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I had them right here.
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Okay, but...
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Let us go back and smooth things
over.
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I mean, that guy James is gonna
clock out any second now.
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Yeah, that's the other thing.
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Think of your audience.
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You can't just show a bunch of
random people dying.
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We are thinking of the audience.
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There's this professor who
developed this thing
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called the God Helmet.
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And it's supposedly this rig
that you wear.
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You go into this room, and they
use magnetism
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to kind of induce a God-like
experience,
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or a near-death experience, and
it's totally safe.
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Supposedly.
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I think for this documentary
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we can go for more of a
universal approach
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of how we think of our own
mortality or existence.
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Death is just a part of that.
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You're not worried about your
brain getting magnetized?
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It's gotta be safe.
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Safe enough if they're using it
at a university.
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Okay, show me what you can find.
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All right.
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Get some B-roll at the
university
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while we still got the weather.
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Let's get it tomorrow.
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I wanna get in that God Helmet.
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Yeah, but if it rains tomorrow,
which it says it might,
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then we can't get the shots that
we need.
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Like just for each set up, do a
static, a tilt down,
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- and a pan over.
- Yeah.
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It's fine.
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I got it.
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Establishing shots in the rain
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might serve us better anyway,
thematically.
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Devil's advocate.
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Clouds of uncertainty.
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My mom didn't know what the fuck
was going on at the end
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but she was still scared
shitless.
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What's a bright and
sunny day at school
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have to do with any of that?
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But not everyone sees it that
way.
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Think about it.
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If you believe in immortality
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then death is an exciting
prospect.
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By the way, you're shooting.
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I'm test driving the God Helmet.
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Okay, let's see here.
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There.
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Yup, check.
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Okay, Mike, do you feel
comfortable enough to start?
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Yeah.
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Sure.
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Is that light staying on?
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You shouldn't be seeing any kind
of a light yet.
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Eric, we cleared the...
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the gear from the hospice,
right?
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Was it...
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My glasses, right?
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Did I forget my...
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No, I got it.
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Okay.
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Yeah, I'm good.
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I'm good.
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Mike, I'm not gonna be able to
increase the current here
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until we get you straightened
out a bit.
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Are you feeling okay?
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Is he on something?
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It's okay.
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I'm fine.
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Eric gets it.
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I was just, the darkness,
you...
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start to think about...
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the girl at the Hospice.
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Tonya?
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I think was her name?
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I'm fine.
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Don't worry about Tonya.
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It's okay to forget.
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Just try to focus
on the here...
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and now.
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Even here and now
there's like...
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me...
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and you...
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her...
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I think her name was Tonya, and
her dad was there.
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And...
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Okay.
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I'm pretty sure it was her.
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Listen to my voice.
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Her name was Tonya, but you
don't need to remember her now.
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Let yourself forget.
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It's her.
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They need more blood-work.
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Can I book it for Monday?
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Colonizing another planet is
supposed to be hard.
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Why don't I go down to the lab
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and see how our boys are doing?
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I thought we agreed I'd see some
progress today.
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We were just about to stop his
program.
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So that's nine days wasted.
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What was the program?
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It was the atrium module.
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Playing chess, checkers,
birdwatching...
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For nine days?
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No variation?
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Did he kill himself?
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No, he just hit a barrier.
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His brain was running
beautifully, everything gelled,
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then bam, everything stopped
integrating for him.
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Now we gotta pull him out.
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Do it then.
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Let me talk to him.
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Sir...
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Miss, I don't think we can do
that.
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- He won't be in any state-
- If you're getting anywhere
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at all, he should be able to
transition easily.
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We're not sending vegetables to
the stars.
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Pull him out now.
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Set up the interview room so I
can watch.
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I'll give you 10 minutes.
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And get a fucking bib.
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Lieutenant Duncan?
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Uh-huh.
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My face still feels...
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That's normal.
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And you said that last time.
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Do you remember?
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What's your name?
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Lieutenant Chris Duncan...
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retired.
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No, you were discharged.
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You do realize your team is the
bottleneck?
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Your progress has been
intolerable.
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I have a chess board, but we can
also play checkers.
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It's reversible.
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Which would you like to play?
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Um...
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Which did we play last time?
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Chess.
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Okay.
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Checkers.
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Holy shit!
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Were gonna lose him!
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Mike?
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You've gone radio silent on me
man.
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Is this...
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Is this still it?
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You okay buddy?
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Yeah, I just...
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Okay.
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Put my hands up in the field of
vision.
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I can't see them.
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That kinda ruins the illusion.
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Turn.
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You should be able to toggle
on/off on the motion sensor.
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I wanted to keep going that way.
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Resolution could be a little
better.
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So, nerd shit aside,
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what does this have to do with
the documentary?
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The doc isn't about death, it's
about life.
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Human experience.
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VR is a bridge to whole new
worlds of potential experience.
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This one needs better software
though.
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Okay, let me try.
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In a minute.
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What the...
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Whatcha got?
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It's me.
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How can it...
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This is impossible.
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We would have known if someone
was doing
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a goddamn 360 capture.
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Someone's coming down the hall.
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You're here.
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But someone's missing.
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Where is she?
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Holy shit.
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It looks a little forced, like,
the staging of it.
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We need a break.
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I need to get drunk.
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No, we've gotta get at least to
the end of this scene.
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You look like you're
hallucinating.
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I'm not hallucinating.
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I just feel like I'm in a dream.
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You gotta pull back and let
things percolate a bit.
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Yeah, but...
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when we uh...
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go in the hole...
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the um...
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Yeah, I don't know what I'm
talking about.
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It actually felt like I was in
the scenes,
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like, experiencing everything
from the camera's perspective,
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except I was in the scenes.
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Pretty sickening feeling
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kinda losing the forest for the
trees, you know?
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But it works.
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It's postmodern, but the
audience knows
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they're being toyed with.
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It's artificial, but we're still
with the main characters
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because they also are being
toyed with.
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Turn it off for the night.
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Think any of 'em read a book in
the last year?
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You get the first round.
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I gotta say hi to someone.
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Begin.
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No crystallization, glucose
level high,
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and they've been staying high
after reanimation.
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So it's still, what, just the
damn gamma waves?
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That's the main problem, give or
take.
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They just don't want to
integrate.
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Ensign Walker here is coming out
of program Zenith.
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12-to-one time dilation.
272
00:21:35,992 --> 00:21:37,594
Let's hear what he has to say.
273
00:21:45,535 --> 00:21:48,037
Beta function surprisingly good.
274
00:21:48,039 --> 00:21:49,270
Gammas?
275
00:21:51,976 --> 00:21:53,678
Neil, do you know where you are?
276
00:21:57,081 --> 00:21:59,884
How many times have I...
Answer the question please.
277
00:22:01,853 --> 00:22:03,121
Yes.
278
00:22:04,421 --> 00:22:05,721
What year is it?
279
00:22:05,723 --> 00:22:07,388
It's the same year you went
under.
280
00:22:07,390 --> 00:22:08,993
What year do you think it is?
281
00:22:12,030 --> 00:22:13,997
3,000?
282
00:22:13,999 --> 00:22:15,832
4,000?
283
00:22:15,834 --> 00:22:18,070
A.D.?
284
00:22:20,271 --> 00:22:21,104
What?
285
00:22:21,106 --> 00:22:22,338
What...
286
00:22:22,340 --> 00:22:23,242
What's your name?
287
00:22:24,209 --> 00:22:25,043
Neil.
288
00:22:26,078 --> 00:22:27,477
Why wouldn't I know my name?
289
00:22:27,479 --> 00:22:28,747
I know my own name.
290
00:22:33,351 --> 00:22:35,387
Strong impulse at 36 Hz.
291
00:22:36,421 --> 00:22:39,959
Hey, I know it's disorienting,
but it's gonna be okay.
292
00:22:41,661 --> 00:22:42,562
Oh shit.
293
00:23:01,115 --> 00:23:02,748
Gammas still...
294
00:23:02,750 --> 00:23:04,616
This makes no sense.
295
00:23:04,618 --> 00:23:06,185
He's catatonic.
296
00:23:06,187 --> 00:23:07,121
No shit!
297
00:23:08,556 --> 00:23:10,958
Wake up all the subjects and
send them home.
298
00:23:11,992 --> 00:23:13,194
We're changing tacks.
299
00:23:15,596 --> 00:23:16,497
Fuck off.
300
00:24:05,281 --> 00:24:06,115
Ow!
301
00:24:09,452 --> 00:24:10,286
Hey.
302
00:24:13,422 --> 00:24:14,289
Wow!
303
00:24:14,291 --> 00:24:15,557
Good morning to you too.
304
00:24:15,559 --> 00:24:16,392
Who...
305
00:24:18,095 --> 00:24:19,393
What are you doing here?
306
00:24:19,395 --> 00:24:20,695
What am I...
307
00:24:20,697 --> 00:24:21,531
What?
308
00:24:23,767 --> 00:24:24,601
There's a gap.
309
00:24:26,970 --> 00:24:27,804
You.
310
00:24:30,707 --> 00:24:31,875
No, I can't explain it.
311
00:24:44,455 --> 00:24:45,288
Hello?
312
00:24:45,290 --> 00:24:46,491
What happened last night?
313
00:24:47,558 --> 00:24:48,658
What do you mean?
314
00:24:48,660 --> 00:24:50,293
There's like a girl in my bed.
315
00:24:50,295 --> 00:24:51,227
Hello?
316
00:24:51,229 --> 00:24:53,464
Holy shit, I am a miracle
worker.
317
00:24:54,399 --> 00:24:56,532
Wait, did you fucking drug me?
318
00:24:56,534 --> 00:24:58,200
Is she a hooker?
319
00:24:58,202 --> 00:24:59,571
Man, take it easy.
320
00:25:01,440 --> 00:25:02,341
The club.
321
00:25:09,982 --> 00:25:11,348
You know her, I saw you.
322
00:25:11,350 --> 00:25:13,383
Are you talking to someone?
323
00:25:13,385 --> 00:25:14,451
The club.
324
00:25:14,453 --> 00:25:17,220
Yeah, well, I talked to a lot of
ladies last night.
325
00:25:17,222 --> 00:25:18,455
Wait, is she still there?
326
00:25:18,457 --> 00:25:19,323
Yes!
327
00:25:19,325 --> 00:25:21,825
Hey, I'm embarrassed too, you
know.
328
00:25:21,827 --> 00:25:24,062
Hang on, you locked yourself in
the bathroom
329
00:25:24,064 --> 00:25:24,963
to call your friend about...
330
00:25:24,965 --> 00:25:26,130
How do you know I'm in the
bathroom?
331
00:25:26,132 --> 00:25:27,031
Are you just going to hide in
there
332
00:25:27,033 --> 00:25:28,032
until I leave?
333
00:25:28,034 --> 00:25:29,834
I haven't decided yet!
334
00:25:29,836 --> 00:25:31,269
What the fuck is going on?
335
00:25:31,271 --> 00:25:33,237
Let me save you the trouble and
leave now.
336
00:25:33,239 --> 00:25:34,374
Nice to meet you, Mike!
337
00:25:35,675 --> 00:25:38,609
First things first, go make her
some eggs,
338
00:25:38,611 --> 00:25:39,679
bare fucking minimum.
339
00:25:40,880 --> 00:25:43,283
Call me later if you're still
pissed about getting laid.
340
00:25:53,627 --> 00:25:54,461
Wait.
341
00:25:54,463 --> 00:25:55,828
I didn't get your name.
342
00:25:55,830 --> 00:25:56,864
Don't worry about it.
343
00:25:58,399 --> 00:25:59,798
Stop.
344
00:25:59,800 --> 00:26:01,902
Please, tell me your name.
345
00:26:07,308 --> 00:26:08,374
Sophie.
346
00:26:08,376 --> 00:26:09,210
Sophie.
347
00:26:12,014 --> 00:26:14,881
No, sorry, I still don't
remember.
348
00:26:14,883 --> 00:26:17,884
Look, I don't do one night
stands either.
349
00:26:17,886 --> 00:26:19,519
Neither do I.
350
00:26:19,521 --> 00:26:22,055
So, let me at yeast cook you
some eggs
351
00:26:22,057 --> 00:26:24,126
so it's a night and a morning.
352
00:26:32,601 --> 00:26:33,433
Thanks.
353
00:26:33,435 --> 00:26:34,735
Sorry.
354
00:26:34,737 --> 00:26:36,172
I mean, yeah, you're welcome.
355
00:26:46,315 --> 00:26:47,283
Um...
356
00:26:48,317 --> 00:26:50,753
So, what's your movie about?
357
00:26:54,557 --> 00:26:55,890
Or was that just a pick-up line?
358
00:26:55,892 --> 00:26:57,226
Oh, movie.
359
00:26:58,127 --> 00:26:59,227
It's a documentary.
360
00:26:59,229 --> 00:27:00,128
Well, part narrative.
361
00:27:00,130 --> 00:27:03,398
It's about what happens after
you die.
362
00:27:03,400 --> 00:27:04,500
Like after it...
363
00:27:04,502 --> 00:27:06,070
What happens after it happens.
364
00:27:08,138 --> 00:27:08,970
Mm-hm.
365
00:27:08,972 --> 00:27:10,038
Sounds a little pretentious
366
00:27:10,040 --> 00:27:12,009
now that you've made me say it
out loud, though.
367
00:27:13,977 --> 00:27:14,978
Well...
368
00:27:16,113 --> 00:27:20,082
I don't know about you, but I
could use some coffee.
369
00:27:20,084 --> 00:27:21,049
God yes.
370
00:28:36,964 --> 00:28:38,898
Where's our first stop?
371
00:28:38,900 --> 00:28:39,867
Caledon.
372
00:28:45,206 --> 00:28:47,408
Where are we ultimately headed
to, though?
373
00:28:49,611 --> 00:28:53,145
What's that, a metaphor or
something?
374
00:28:53,147 --> 00:28:54,313
You're the one driving the
trailer.
375
00:28:54,315 --> 00:28:56,115
How do you not know
where we're going?
376
00:28:56,117 --> 00:28:58,286
Yeah, yeah, there's is a nice
way to answer that, too.
377
00:29:08,230 --> 00:29:09,499
You're married?
378
00:29:12,968 --> 00:29:16,036
I just hate it when single
chicks wear fake wedding rings
379
00:29:16,038 --> 00:29:18,539
'cause they're constantly having
to ward off
380
00:29:18,541 --> 00:29:20,543
all these guys that are hitting
on them.
381
00:29:21,376 --> 00:29:22,277
Is that it?
382
00:29:23,480 --> 00:29:24,946
Uh...
383
00:29:24,948 --> 00:29:27,949
I wear my wedding ring because
we're married.
384
00:29:27,951 --> 00:29:29,651
That's what people do.
385
00:29:29,653 --> 00:29:31,786
Just 'cause you're too cool to
wear yours
386
00:29:31,788 --> 00:29:33,856
doesn't mean I'm gonna stop
wearing mine.
387
00:29:35,124 --> 00:29:36,257
What the fuck are you talking
about?
388
00:29:36,259 --> 00:29:37,360
Never mind.
389
00:29:41,798 --> 00:29:42,633
We're married.
390
00:29:45,268 --> 00:29:47,604
- Yeah, you said that.
- Yeah, and?
391
00:29:47,606 --> 00:29:48,471
Are you fucking nuts?
392
00:29:48,473 --> 00:29:49,306
We just met.
393
00:29:50,274 --> 00:29:51,139
Wait, do you go around telling
394
00:29:51,141 --> 00:29:52,810
all your girlfriends that we're
married?
395
00:29:54,411 --> 00:29:55,879
You're not joking, are you?
396
00:29:57,881 --> 00:29:58,914
Okay, look, pull over.
397
00:29:58,916 --> 00:29:59,982
This can't be safe.
398
00:29:59,984 --> 00:30:01,183
Pull over, what can't be safe?
399
00:30:01,185 --> 00:30:02,417
You're just trying to make me
400
00:30:02,419 --> 00:30:03,486
- fucking feel crazy right now!
- Mike, please can you just
401
00:30:03,488 --> 00:30:04,319
pull over?
402
00:30:04,321 --> 00:30:05,389
I don't want you driving.
403
00:30:06,290 --> 00:30:07,424
How do you know Eric?
404
00:30:10,094 --> 00:30:11,629
Mike.
405
00:30:11,631 --> 00:30:13,597
I think you're having one of
those episodes,
406
00:30:13,599 --> 00:30:15,699
or like, one of those attacks.
407
00:30:15,701 --> 00:30:16,533
Attacks?
408
00:30:16,535 --> 00:30:17,333
You're literally the person
409
00:30:17,335 --> 00:30:18,234
who just said that we're
married!
410
00:30:18,236 --> 00:30:19,070
Because we are!
411
00:30:21,139 --> 00:30:21,973
We are.
412
00:30:24,242 --> 00:30:25,343
Ask anyone we know.
413
00:30:26,878 --> 00:30:27,812
I just...
414
00:30:29,214 --> 00:30:31,283
I don't think you should be
driving.
415
00:30:32,450 --> 00:30:33,751
Okay, I can drive for a bit.
416
00:30:33,753 --> 00:30:35,587
You can lay down in the back.
417
00:30:35,589 --> 00:30:38,856
Or we can pull over and call it
a day.
418
00:30:38,858 --> 00:30:39,758
Anything you want.
419
00:30:39,760 --> 00:30:41,660
I just...
420
00:30:51,304 --> 00:30:52,303
Babe, what are you doing?
421
00:30:52,305 --> 00:30:53,705
You need to leave me alone.
422
00:30:53,707 --> 00:30:55,339
But we're in the middle of
nowhere!
423
00:30:55,341 --> 00:30:56,173
No, stop!
424
00:30:56,175 --> 00:30:57,841
I'm not having an episode, okay?
425
00:30:57,843 --> 00:30:58,977
This is something else.
426
00:30:58,979 --> 00:31:01,446
I don't remember how I got here!
427
00:31:01,448 --> 00:31:02,914
I remember seeing
you at the club,
428
00:31:02,916 --> 00:31:05,450
the next morning, breakfast,
eggs.
429
00:31:05,452 --> 00:31:06,552
And then just all these, like,
430
00:31:06,554 --> 00:31:09,187
these flashes of all these
memories together.
431
00:31:09,189 --> 00:31:11,323
A montage you'd see in a movie,
okay?
432
00:31:11,325 --> 00:31:13,224
And I get that it adds up to us,
433
00:31:13,226 --> 00:31:16,629
and that I care for you, but
we're not fucking married!
434
00:31:16,631 --> 00:31:17,463
Okay?
435
00:31:17,465 --> 00:31:18,731
Where's all the stuff in
between?
436
00:31:18,733 --> 00:31:19,799
Our engagement?
437
00:31:19,801 --> 00:31:20,633
The arguments?
438
00:31:20,635 --> 00:31:22,769
All the stuff that makes it
connect?
439
00:31:22,771 --> 00:31:24,270
Okay?
440
00:31:24,272 --> 00:31:25,237
- Just come back...
- No, look.
441
00:31:25,239 --> 00:31:27,440
You can either stay here or go
back there,
442
00:31:27,442 --> 00:31:29,175
but don't fucking follow me!
443
00:31:29,177 --> 00:31:32,978
I know that you and all this is
a distraction,
444
00:31:32,980 --> 00:31:34,213
and I know the difference now.
445
00:31:34,215 --> 00:31:35,381
Mike, can you please just...
446
00:31:35,383 --> 00:31:36,415
What?
447
00:31:36,417 --> 00:31:39,118
You're gonna tell me that it's
all in my head?
448
00:31:39,120 --> 00:31:40,587
That everything's fine?
449
00:31:40,589 --> 00:31:42,489
I know the difference!
450
00:33:01,406 --> 00:33:02,540
You cheated.
451
00:33:02,542 --> 00:33:03,908
Somehow.
452
00:33:03,910 --> 00:33:05,008
Only in part.
453
00:33:05,010 --> 00:33:05,845
Screen.
454
00:33:07,446 --> 00:33:08,779
Mike, playback.
455
00:33:08,781 --> 00:33:10,048
Start to zero-five.
456
00:33:11,818 --> 00:33:12,984
Yes, playback.
457
00:33:14,854 --> 00:33:16,085
You guys controlled your avatars
458
00:33:16,087 --> 00:33:18,823
in a two-dimensional, top-down
view.
459
00:33:18,825 --> 00:33:20,724
But I was playing in three
dimensions.
460
00:33:20,726 --> 00:33:22,794
Mike, render 3D.
461
00:33:22,796 --> 00:33:24,130
Yes, render.
462
00:33:25,599 --> 00:33:26,432
Continue.
463
00:33:27,568 --> 00:33:28,401
Side view.
464
00:33:29,470 --> 00:33:31,470
Introducing one set of
restricted representations
465
00:33:31,472 --> 00:33:33,605
meant I could save time
programming graphics
466
00:33:33,607 --> 00:33:35,642
and control code for the third
axis.
467
00:33:40,079 --> 00:33:43,314
We were playing three
dimensions, you just assumed two.
468
00:33:43,316 --> 00:33:45,115
I sold you the illusion of
complete freedom
469
00:33:45,117 --> 00:33:47,522
knowing you guys would act like
flatlands.
470
00:33:48,422 --> 00:33:50,790
I've already talked up Bridges
to Infinity 3.
471
00:33:50,792 --> 00:33:54,125
It has to be a complete paradigm
shift in gaming.
472
00:33:54,127 --> 00:33:56,394
And the key to the architecture
473
00:33:56,396 --> 00:33:58,029
will be to exploit the
difference
474
00:33:58,031 --> 00:34:00,900
between the the interface and
the representation.
475
00:34:00,902 --> 00:34:02,367
It can't be fake.
476
00:34:02,369 --> 00:34:03,836
It's gotta be real life.
477
00:34:06,608 --> 00:34:07,740
Who knows I'm up here?
478
00:34:07,742 --> 00:34:08,574
No one.
479
00:34:08,576 --> 00:34:10,309
Nothing to do with me.
480
00:34:10,311 --> 00:34:11,143
Okay, fine.
481
00:34:11,145 --> 00:34:12,311
That's enough for today.
482
00:34:12,313 --> 00:34:13,582
Screen, sleep away.
483
00:34:18,219 --> 00:34:20,319
Hi, are you Mike?
484
00:34:20,321 --> 00:34:21,622
This is a private island.
485
00:34:21,624 --> 00:34:22,455
Yes, I know.
486
00:34:22,457 --> 00:34:23,291
Can we talk?
487
00:34:25,426 --> 00:34:26,960
Um, outside.
488
00:34:27,796 --> 00:34:29,161
I work with the Fuller
Corporation.
489
00:34:29,163 --> 00:34:32,131
I'd like to discuss an
interesting opportunity.
490
00:34:45,214 --> 00:34:46,781
Calm down!
491
00:34:46,783 --> 00:34:47,651
One second.
492
00:35:09,406 --> 00:35:10,240
Shh.
493
00:36:13,474 --> 00:36:14,473
Hey man.
494
00:36:14,475 --> 00:36:15,907
Eric, I need a favor.
495
00:36:23,017 --> 00:36:24,650
What happened?
496
00:36:24,652 --> 00:36:25,484
I don't know.
497
00:36:25,486 --> 00:36:26,685
Lost reception.
498
00:36:26,687 --> 00:36:27,519
You feeling all right?
499
00:36:27,521 --> 00:36:29,320
You sound a little weird.
500
00:36:29,322 --> 00:36:31,455
Something's up with my brain.
501
00:36:31,457 --> 00:36:32,291
Maybe...
502
00:36:35,597 --> 00:36:36,731
Everything seems foggy.
503
00:36:38,298 --> 00:36:40,099
I think I'm having some sort of
episode,
504
00:36:40,101 --> 00:36:41,870
but I don't have episodes.
505
00:36:43,270 --> 00:36:44,169
Right?
506
00:36:47,142 --> 00:36:47,974
Still there?
507
00:36:47,976 --> 00:36:48,808
Yeah.
508
00:36:48,810 --> 00:36:49,642
Hey, where are you?
509
00:36:49,644 --> 00:36:52,346
Looks like Askin and Wyandotte.
510
00:36:57,217 --> 00:36:58,554
I'm just parked up here.
511
00:37:00,856 --> 00:37:03,425
So we're driving along,
everything's fine.
512
00:37:04,292 --> 00:37:07,094
Then I notice she's got this
fucking wedding ring on.
513
00:37:07,096 --> 00:37:09,598
She says we're married with a
total straight face.
514
00:37:11,232 --> 00:37:13,801
It's like everywhere I look,
it's fucking cardboard cutouts.
515
00:37:16,271 --> 00:37:20,375
I mean, sometimes things do go
wrong upstairs, chemically.
516
00:37:22,012 --> 00:37:24,447
I'm not saying you're crazy or
anything, but...
517
00:37:25,782 --> 00:37:27,347
Mike, this is not the first time
518
00:37:27,349 --> 00:37:28,752
we've had this conversation.
519
00:37:30,587 --> 00:37:31,788
How many times?
520
00:37:32,789 --> 00:37:34,124
Three, four?
521
00:37:35,492 --> 00:37:38,258
Your doctor said it wasn't a
stroke, it was just an episode.
522
00:37:38,260 --> 00:37:40,528
Last time you just kinda...
523
00:37:40,530 --> 00:37:41,363
reset.
524
00:37:45,434 --> 00:37:46,571
She is your wife.
525
00:37:51,209 --> 00:37:52,375
It'll come back to you.
526
00:37:54,679 --> 00:37:56,114
She deserves an explanation.
527
00:37:58,216 --> 00:38:01,052
And a bit of hope things'll go
back to normal.
528
00:38:02,285 --> 00:38:03,121
Fine.
529
00:38:15,667 --> 00:38:16,668
I'm sorry.
530
00:38:17,669 --> 00:38:19,069
It's okay.
531
00:38:19,071 --> 00:38:20,302
It's not your fault.
532
00:38:20,304 --> 00:38:21,238
I know that.
533
00:38:21,240 --> 00:38:22,072
It is.
534
00:38:22,074 --> 00:38:22,908
I...
535
00:38:24,910 --> 00:38:27,045
I got confused and I took it out
on you.
536
00:38:29,681 --> 00:38:33,817
How 'bout a swim?
537
00:38:33,819 --> 00:38:35,655
The water's real nice.
538
00:39:46,596 --> 00:39:48,965
Now very slowly come back to the
room.
539
00:39:49,999 --> 00:39:51,399
Feel the chair beneath you.
540
00:39:53,903 --> 00:39:55,302
What just happened?
541
00:39:55,304 --> 00:39:57,671
We just successfully hypnotized
you.
542
00:39:57,673 --> 00:39:58,507
On camera.
543
00:39:59,675 --> 00:40:00,608
No.
544
00:40:00,610 --> 00:40:02,176
Yeah, you were recalling details
545
00:40:02,178 --> 00:40:04,111
like they happened yesterday.
546
00:40:04,113 --> 00:40:05,181
No, no, no.
547
00:40:07,817 --> 00:40:08,949
That's bullshit.
548
00:40:08,951 --> 00:40:10,187
That's not what happened.
549
00:40:11,154 --> 00:40:11,987
Yeah.
550
00:40:11,989 --> 00:40:12,856
We got it on camera.
551
00:40:16,326 --> 00:40:18,829
Imagine yourself in a Hawaiian
breeze.
552
00:40:25,802 --> 00:40:27,604
Why don't I remember this?
553
00:40:28,739 --> 00:40:30,807
That's usually how hypnotism
works.
554
00:40:32,175 --> 00:40:34,076
It might feel like deja vu.
555
00:40:39,617 --> 00:40:42,752
That's usually how hypnotism
works.
556
00:40:42,754 --> 00:40:44,654
It might feel like deja vu.
557
00:40:44,656 --> 00:40:46,589
What the fuck?
558
00:40:46,591 --> 00:40:47,424
Fuck.
559
00:41:17,256 --> 00:41:18,989
This is very generous, but...
560
00:41:18,991 --> 00:41:20,891
It's not about the money.
561
00:41:20,893 --> 00:41:22,360
Of course.
562
00:41:22,362 --> 00:41:23,763
Mr. Fuller understands that.
563
00:41:24,631 --> 00:41:28,068
But you are here, so something
does motivate you.
564
00:41:29,269 --> 00:41:30,902
Let me ask you this:
565
00:41:30,904 --> 00:41:33,073
do you think Mr. Fuller is in it
for the money?
566
00:41:35,976 --> 00:41:39,110
Life after death isn't just a
dream.
567
00:41:39,112 --> 00:41:39,946
It's real.
568
00:41:41,614 --> 00:41:43,014
Legacy.
569
00:41:43,016 --> 00:41:46,418
It's about making a real
difference within our lifetimes.
570
00:41:46,420 --> 00:41:47,788
While we still draw breath.
571
00:41:48,856 --> 00:41:49,757
We need your help.
572
00:41:52,793 --> 00:41:54,829
We've already announced our
launch dates.
573
00:41:56,464 --> 00:41:57,865
What did you have in mind?
574
00:41:59,800 --> 00:42:01,400
We've been following your work
for some time,
575
00:42:01,402 --> 00:42:03,237
and we're impressed.
576
00:42:05,506 --> 00:42:06,705
Oh.
577
00:42:06,707 --> 00:42:07,539
Thanks.
578
00:42:07,541 --> 00:42:08,741
I...
579
00:42:08,743 --> 00:42:10,278
was pretty sure nobody noticed.
580
00:42:11,947 --> 00:42:13,513
A low profile is a smart idea
581
00:42:13,515 --> 00:42:14,950
for a man in your situation.
582
00:42:18,387 --> 00:42:20,989
Don't worry, I have no ethical
stake in this at all.
583
00:42:22,257 --> 00:42:23,458
Neither does Mr. Fuller.
584
00:42:24,993 --> 00:42:26,760
But some friends of his at the
DEA
585
00:42:26,762 --> 00:42:29,462
say they're about a month away
from making their case,
586
00:42:29,464 --> 00:42:31,865
and your picture is hanging up
on a cork board
587
00:42:31,867 --> 00:42:34,404
surrounded by a bunch of
unfriendly Mexicans.
588
00:42:35,705 --> 00:42:38,939
Mr. Fuller wants you to know
that he understands.
589
00:42:38,941 --> 00:42:42,678
Someone you loved was dying of a
terrible, painful disease.
590
00:42:44,247 --> 00:42:45,248
You saw a way.
591
00:42:46,416 --> 00:42:47,250
A way to help.
592
00:42:48,485 --> 00:42:49,752
What choice did you have?
593
00:42:50,953 --> 00:42:52,086
You shouldn't have to live in
the shadow
594
00:42:52,088 --> 00:42:54,655
of that decision for the rest of
your life.
595
00:42:54,657 --> 00:42:56,225
Especially now that she's gone.
596
00:43:00,064 --> 00:43:01,565
How would you like a real lab?
597
00:43:02,866 --> 00:43:04,868
One you wouldn't have to clean
yourself.
598
00:43:11,408 --> 00:43:13,077
No, no, no, I don't think so.
599
00:43:17,549 --> 00:43:18,382
You cheated.
600
00:43:20,651 --> 00:43:22,819
You hacked in and raised the
Zed-axis.
601
00:43:22,821 --> 00:43:23,886
It's not cheating.
602
00:43:23,888 --> 00:43:24,923
It's a workaround.
603
00:43:26,124 --> 00:43:27,323
How is that fun for you?
604
00:43:27,325 --> 00:43:29,027
I get to see behind the curtain.
605
00:43:30,529 --> 00:43:32,795
Organic chemistry, U of T.
606
00:43:32,797 --> 00:43:34,263
You were the hot shot in the
front row,
607
00:43:34,265 --> 00:43:36,833
but you dropped just before
Christmas.
608
00:43:36,835 --> 00:43:38,334
How do you remember that?
609
00:43:38,336 --> 00:43:39,437
We're ready for you.
610
00:43:50,249 --> 00:43:51,715
So far, we've had success
611
00:43:51,717 --> 00:43:54,451
building on a 10-to-one
solution, glycine to GABA.
612
00:43:54,453 --> 00:43:55,886
But our results beyond eight
days
613
00:43:55,888 --> 00:43:58,322
of suspension have been...
614
00:43:58,324 --> 00:43:59,158
embarrassing.
615
00:44:00,159 --> 00:44:01,293
Have you tried-
616
00:44:04,630 --> 00:44:06,498
You can't wasp your formulas
617
00:44:06,500 --> 00:44:07,631
without shutting down the
program.
618
00:44:07,633 --> 00:44:10,101
We're not changing our formulas
on the fly.
619
00:44:10,103 --> 00:44:10,969
One at a time.
620
00:44:10,971 --> 00:44:12,971
Cleaner data and safer trials.
621
00:44:12,973 --> 00:44:14,241
That's a waste of time.
622
00:44:15,142 --> 00:44:17,108
If I could swap his formula now,
623
00:44:17,110 --> 00:44:19,878
I could have his gammas on track
in an hour.
624
00:44:19,880 --> 00:44:21,679
You have got too much cortical
inhibition
625
00:44:21,681 --> 00:44:23,448
going on in this mix.
626
00:44:23,450 --> 00:44:26,751
How long could that brain state
be sustained chemically?
627
00:44:26,753 --> 00:44:31,189
You synthesize as needed, so,
just shy of forever?
628
00:44:31,191 --> 00:44:33,324
As long as you can maintain the
homeostatic functions.
629
00:44:33,326 --> 00:44:35,127
Our formulas were good on paper;
630
00:44:35,129 --> 00:44:37,163
it was just the psychological
side effects of...
631
00:44:37,165 --> 00:44:38,766
Psychology is brain chemistry.
632
00:44:40,067 --> 00:44:41,302
We need to get to work.
633
00:44:45,273 --> 00:44:48,307
Checkers, chess.
634
00:44:48,309 --> 00:44:49,576
I think this one's Pong?
635
00:44:49,578 --> 00:44:52,278
No wonder they can't maintain
engagement.
636
00:44:52,280 --> 00:44:54,315
Yeah, literally bore
them to death.
637
00:44:55,216 --> 00:44:57,049
The point is to keep their
brains engaged
638
00:44:57,051 --> 00:44:58,185
for an indefinite
amount of time,
639
00:44:58,187 --> 00:45:01,188
not flex one muscle over and
over again for decades.
640
00:45:01,190 --> 00:45:02,490
This approach basically
guarantees
641
00:45:02,492 --> 00:45:04,592
that they're insane by time they
show up.
642
00:45:04,594 --> 00:45:07,928
Okay, any given night, your
dreams are essentially
643
00:45:07,930 --> 00:45:12,935
more or less memories of the
days events just replaying,
644
00:45:13,302 --> 00:45:15,068
but with other memories
645
00:45:15,070 --> 00:45:18,573
and more imaginative variations
mixed in, right?
646
00:45:18,575 --> 00:45:21,677
So that's essentially what we
need, but goal-oriented,
647
00:45:21,679 --> 00:45:23,645
so they're not just treading
water.
648
00:45:23,647 --> 00:45:24,480
Yeah.
649
00:45:25,549 --> 00:45:28,716
And you can't recycle the same
content forever.
650
00:45:28,718 --> 00:45:31,687
These guys are supposed to sleep
for who knows how long,
651
00:45:31,689 --> 00:45:33,387
and then show up on an alien
planet and get to work.
652
00:45:33,389 --> 00:45:35,022
They'll need to be sharp.
653
00:45:35,024 --> 00:45:36,324
If you can give me open-ended
programs,
654
00:45:36,326 --> 00:45:37,892
I can maintain the chemistry,
655
00:45:37,894 --> 00:45:40,361
provided your spread the
stimulation across the whole brain.
656
00:45:40,363 --> 00:45:42,631
Feeding checkers into an idle
brain is one thing,
657
00:45:42,633 --> 00:45:45,968
But to create something that
would last indefinitely
658
00:45:45,970 --> 00:45:47,869
is a whole other animal.
659
00:45:47,871 --> 00:45:48,870
That's fine, though.
660
00:45:48,872 --> 00:45:50,739
With these resources I can pipe
them in there.
661
00:45:50,741 --> 00:45:52,741
We just have to focus on
generating content.
662
00:45:52,743 --> 00:45:53,576
Okay, you don't get it, though.
663
00:45:53,578 --> 00:45:55,310
It would have to be something
664
00:45:55,312 --> 00:45:58,180
magnitudes more complex than any
cutting-edge
665
00:45:58,182 --> 00:45:59,483
video game or VR.
666
00:46:01,118 --> 00:46:02,652
Not only does the
brain have to be fooled
667
00:46:02,654 --> 00:46:04,587
by the sights and
sounds of the program,
668
00:46:04,589 --> 00:46:06,489
but it needs the
freedom to try out
669
00:46:06,491 --> 00:46:09,091
new patterns and
combinations at will.
670
00:46:09,093 --> 00:46:11,761
There can't be any buildings you
just cannot enter
671
00:46:11,763 --> 00:46:13,997
or only two types of restaurant.
672
00:46:13,999 --> 00:46:16,600
The program would need to be a
multi-verse of complexity
673
00:46:16,602 --> 00:46:18,835
where anything and everything
could happen.
674
00:46:18,837 --> 00:46:21,437
Then you might get all those
brainwaves firing
675
00:46:21,439 --> 00:46:24,541
like a waking brain for that
long.
676
00:46:24,543 --> 00:46:27,645
Could take years to write
something like that from scratch.
677
00:46:27,647 --> 00:46:29,347
We don't have that kind of time.
678
00:46:30,650 --> 00:46:32,048
Right.
679
00:46:32,050 --> 00:46:33,151
I remember you.
680
00:46:34,220 --> 00:46:35,720
What?
681
00:46:35,722 --> 00:46:37,589
There was this virtual reality
program
682
00:46:37,591 --> 00:46:41,058
that would let criminals serve
out virtual sentences.
683
00:46:41,060 --> 00:46:42,594
It would seem like 10 years
subjectively,
684
00:46:42,596 --> 00:46:44,228
but it took place in a matter of
weeks
685
00:46:44,230 --> 00:46:46,196
at a fraction of the
incarceration costs.
686
00:46:46,198 --> 00:46:47,565
It was huge.
687
00:46:47,567 --> 00:46:50,067
They built prison worlds for the
convicts to occupy.
688
00:46:50,069 --> 00:46:51,636
But lobbyists got it shut down
689
00:46:51,638 --> 00:46:54,004
'cause nobody wants to see their
daughter's murderer
690
00:46:54,006 --> 00:46:56,641
walking free, even if he's a
changed man.
691
00:46:56,643 --> 00:46:58,276
But with this type of cryo-sleep
692
00:46:58,278 --> 00:47:01,179
we can flip the subjective time
dilation.
693
00:47:01,181 --> 00:47:04,051
What seems like weeks is
actually years of clock-time.
694
00:47:04,985 --> 00:47:06,786
If I can steal some of the
architecture
695
00:47:06,788 --> 00:47:09,321
and maybe even
parts of the raw program,
696
00:47:09,323 --> 00:47:10,991
it could be a solid work around.
697
00:47:12,527 --> 00:47:14,459
So they're in jail subjectively
for years,
698
00:47:14,461 --> 00:47:17,496
then when they come out, it's
weeks later?
699
00:47:17,498 --> 00:47:19,364
Seems evil to compress that much
pain
700
00:47:19,366 --> 00:47:21,001
into such a short amount of
time.
701
00:47:23,505 --> 00:47:26,138
You gotta wonder what it'd be
like to be stuck in there.
702
00:47:37,985 --> 00:47:40,319
Did you hear anything I just
said?
703
00:47:40,321 --> 00:47:42,221
No, probably not.
704
00:47:42,223 --> 00:47:43,724
Man, what is up with you lately?
705
00:47:43,726 --> 00:47:45,459
I want to test something out
706
00:47:45,461 --> 00:47:48,895
I'm already pretty, yeah, pretty
confidant about.
707
00:47:48,897 --> 00:47:50,765
What are you testing?
708
00:47:50,767 --> 00:47:51,699
There's gotta be some
things
709
00:47:51,701 --> 00:47:54,134
that it just can't compute.
710
00:47:54,136 --> 00:47:57,170
There's cracks all around us, we
just gloss over them.
711
00:47:57,172 --> 00:47:58,438
I am not following you at all.
712
00:47:58,440 --> 00:47:59,875
I don't give a fuck.
713
00:48:12,088 --> 00:48:14,355
Hey, I'll drive for a bit.
714
00:48:14,357 --> 00:48:16,257
Think you've been working a
little too hard.
715
00:48:16,259 --> 00:48:18,025
You need some time away, man.
716
00:48:18,027 --> 00:48:18,863
Shh.
717
00:48:21,866 --> 00:48:22,700
Shh.
718
00:48:25,001 --> 00:48:25,836
Listen.
719
00:48:27,838 --> 00:48:28,739
Can you hear that?
720
00:48:32,510 --> 00:48:33,309
Shh.
721
00:48:35,346 --> 00:48:36,180
Just listen.
722
00:48:38,282 --> 00:48:39,116
Here it comes.
723
00:49:11,183 --> 00:49:13,485
Where is that coming from?
724
00:49:16,488 --> 00:49:17,989
Where's the train?
725
00:49:19,024 --> 00:49:20,858
There is no train.
726
00:49:20,860 --> 00:49:23,360
There aren't any trains around
for miles.
727
00:49:23,362 --> 00:49:24,462
That's my point.
728
00:49:24,464 --> 00:49:27,465
Wait, where are you going?
729
00:49:27,467 --> 00:49:28,602
I'm leaving you here.
730
00:49:30,704 --> 00:49:31,538
Wait, what?
731
00:49:32,506 --> 00:49:34,038
Hey, hey, hey.
732
00:49:34,040 --> 00:49:34,873
Wait.
733
00:49:34,875 --> 00:49:35,975
You got all my stuff in there!
734
00:49:37,511 --> 00:49:38,512
Where are you going?
735
00:49:49,524 --> 00:49:50,556
I think a good starting point
might be
736
00:49:50,558 --> 00:49:54,059
some of these prisoner
recreation programs.
737
00:49:54,061 --> 00:49:56,328
Prisoners had the option of
doing art,
738
00:49:56,330 --> 00:49:58,296
music, photography, creative
writing.
739
00:49:58,298 --> 00:50:01,235
The modules actually look pretty
complex and task-oriented.
740
00:50:02,637 --> 00:50:05,003
So if you strip away the
prisoner reward point
741
00:50:05,005 --> 00:50:09,543
bullshit thing and just sink 'em
into...
742
00:50:09,545 --> 00:50:11,143
programs where they're forced to
be creative,
743
00:50:11,145 --> 00:50:14,480
maybe we can get the brain
generating its own content.
744
00:50:14,482 --> 00:50:16,550
Their subconscious will be able
to basically dream up
745
00:50:16,552 --> 00:50:19,688
whatever it wants, within the
confines of the program.
746
00:50:22,858 --> 00:50:23,959
What about filmmaking?
747
00:50:25,093 --> 00:50:26,125
I mean, it basically combines
748
00:50:26,127 --> 00:50:28,463
all those artistic elements you
just mentioned.
749
00:50:30,666 --> 00:50:32,866
Yeah, have the user
work on a film.
750
00:50:32,868 --> 00:50:34,602
You just keep on dropping in new
tasks,
751
00:50:34,604 --> 00:50:37,972
pushing back the end-goal back
til it's time to wake up.
752
00:50:37,974 --> 00:50:39,874
Limitless possibilities.
753
00:50:39,876 --> 00:50:42,577
Huge waste of full brain
activity.
754
00:50:42,579 --> 00:50:43,479
That is perfect.
755
00:50:45,015 --> 00:50:46,315
And half my idea.
756
00:50:58,295 --> 00:50:59,997
How did you hear about this
study?
757
00:51:02,499 --> 00:51:03,734
How do you mean, sir?
758
00:51:05,101 --> 00:51:08,938
Like, how did you hear we were
looking for test subjects?
759
00:51:08,940 --> 00:51:10,875
I was ordered to
report here sir.
760
00:51:11,809 --> 00:51:13,274
Ordered by who?
761
00:51:13,276 --> 00:51:15,111
By my commanding officer, sir.
762
00:51:18,883 --> 00:51:20,448
You want to use my program.
763
00:51:20,450 --> 00:51:22,018
I know the copyright reverted
back to you
764
00:51:22,020 --> 00:51:24,186
when the prison program folded.
765
00:51:24,188 --> 00:51:25,791
We want to build upon your work.
766
00:51:26,758 --> 00:51:27,593
Buy it flat out.
767
00:51:29,928 --> 00:51:31,595
How do you plan to avoid neural
degeneration
768
00:51:31,597 --> 00:51:32,496
for over a decade?
769
00:51:33,665 --> 00:51:36,666
Well we all have our trade
secrets now, don't we?
770
00:51:36,668 --> 00:51:37,968
To be honest, it wouldn't be
difficult
771
00:51:37,970 --> 00:51:41,136
to reverse engineer your program
and avoid your copyright,
772
00:51:41,138 --> 00:51:44,373
but it would be much cleaner if
I just buy it outright.
773
00:51:44,375 --> 00:51:45,977
Give me a number.
774
00:51:45,979 --> 00:51:46,813
I want it.
775
00:51:47,947 --> 00:51:48,781
You want it?
776
00:51:50,516 --> 00:51:51,381
Or do you want it?
777
00:51:51,383 --> 00:51:52,550
Everything I've said comes from-
778
00:51:52,552 --> 00:51:53,786
What is it, Mr. Fuller?
779
00:51:57,122 --> 00:51:58,223
I want it.
780
00:52:01,426 --> 00:52:02,827
You'll need a good neurochemist
781
00:52:02,829 --> 00:52:04,095
and one hell of a programmer.
782
00:52:04,097 --> 00:52:05,295
Think you can do it?
783
00:52:05,297 --> 00:52:06,532
Of course we do.
784
00:52:16,142 --> 00:52:17,310
Be my guest.
785
00:52:21,782 --> 00:52:22,616
Well...
786
00:52:23,550 --> 00:52:24,818
I guess I dream about...
787
00:52:25,719 --> 00:52:27,087
what everyone dreams about.
788
00:52:28,354 --> 00:52:29,255
Things, I guess.
789
00:52:30,624 --> 00:52:31,790
Okay, be specific.
790
00:52:31,792 --> 00:52:34,062
What do you and everyone else
dream about?
791
00:52:35,030 --> 00:52:35,864
Jeez.
792
00:52:36,965 --> 00:52:38,099
Stuff, I guess.
793
00:52:39,500 --> 00:52:40,334
Okay.
794
00:52:41,435 --> 00:52:43,270
Like what specifically?
795
00:52:44,973 --> 00:52:46,306
Normal things.
796
00:52:47,575 --> 00:52:48,407
Normal stuff.
797
00:52:48,409 --> 00:52:49,876
So, the same different stuff?
798
00:52:49,878 --> 00:52:52,111
That's the normal stuff.
799
00:52:52,113 --> 00:52:53,278
Exactly.
800
00:52:53,280 --> 00:52:54,346
Okay.
801
00:52:54,348 --> 00:52:55,848
Well, thanks.
802
00:52:55,850 --> 00:52:56,818
We'll be in touch.
803
00:52:59,789 --> 00:53:00,623
Thanks.
804
00:53:16,105 --> 00:53:17,439
My other guy is on break.
805
00:53:18,941 --> 00:53:20,710
But I can get you started.
806
00:53:21,678 --> 00:53:22,679
Please, have a seat.
807
00:53:27,184 --> 00:53:28,616
Thanks.
808
00:53:28,618 --> 00:53:30,217
Have we met?
809
00:53:30,219 --> 00:53:31,387
Hm?
810
00:53:33,557 --> 00:53:35,255
No, that's deja vu.
811
00:53:35,257 --> 00:53:38,292
Sorry, if you can just start
filling that out.
812
00:53:38,294 --> 00:53:39,226
Yeah.
813
00:53:39,228 --> 00:53:40,729
Could you tell me a little about
814
00:53:40,731 --> 00:53:43,767
what I'm signing up for before I
sign up?
815
00:53:44,868 --> 00:53:46,170
It's a computer program.
816
00:53:47,304 --> 00:53:49,205
Well it's like a series of
computer programs,
817
00:53:49,207 --> 00:53:51,175
and we're gonna do stuff to you.
818
00:53:52,275 --> 00:53:53,310
Like, we're gonna...
819
00:53:55,445 --> 00:53:56,681
It's non-invasive.
820
00:53:57,749 --> 00:53:58,748
So this is one of those things
821
00:53:58,750 --> 00:54:00,583
where you program me to kill the
president.
822
00:54:00,585 --> 00:54:01,418
Uh, no.
823
00:54:02,820 --> 00:54:03,654
It's...
824
00:54:04,589 --> 00:54:06,321
We just need you to be ignorant.
825
00:54:06,323 --> 00:54:08,591
Like, we need ignorant people.
826
00:54:08,593 --> 00:54:11,460
Not dumb people, like not you
have to be dumb.
827
00:54:11,462 --> 00:54:13,262
Just, we need the subjects to be
ignorant.
828
00:54:13,264 --> 00:54:16,600
If you, okay, so say you knew
exactly how the program worked
829
00:54:16,602 --> 00:54:18,969
then it might not work on you
the same way.
830
00:54:18,971 --> 00:54:21,104
You'd be cognizant of everything
around you
831
00:54:21,106 --> 00:54:22,706
and it would, the program would
shut down.
832
00:54:22,708 --> 00:54:24,273
I was joking.
833
00:54:24,275 --> 00:54:25,878
Sorry, I got a lot on my mind.
834
00:54:27,445 --> 00:54:30,747
I think your partner does the
interviews for a reason.
835
00:54:30,749 --> 00:54:31,917
What reason?
836
00:54:33,987 --> 00:54:36,988
You don't seem like you have a
lot of experience,
837
00:54:36,990 --> 00:54:38,925
you know, talking to people.
838
00:54:40,260 --> 00:54:41,793
How's that?
839
00:54:41,795 --> 00:54:43,196
Well I have good news for you.
840
00:54:44,097 --> 00:54:45,364
I sold my program to Ray.
841
00:54:50,136 --> 00:54:51,669
I knew I was here
because of my program,
842
00:54:51,671 --> 00:54:54,572
but I didn't know if he was
serious.
843
00:54:54,574 --> 00:54:55,407
Then I saw you.
844
00:54:56,475 --> 00:54:57,743
Me?
845
00:54:57,745 --> 00:55:01,015
Yeah, we haven't met, but I know
who you are.
846
00:55:02,382 --> 00:55:03,816
And you wouldn't be here if you
didn't think
847
00:55:03,818 --> 00:55:06,086
there was some potential for
something great.
848
00:55:06,987 --> 00:55:08,622
His plan is too ambitious.
849
00:55:09,990 --> 00:55:11,123
I would have walked myself,
850
00:55:11,125 --> 00:55:13,025
and then I remembered your
program.
851
00:55:14,528 --> 00:55:15,763
Your code was...
852
00:55:16,797 --> 00:55:18,999
You must have been so young when
you wrote that.
853
00:55:20,601 --> 00:55:23,004
It almost sounds like you're
warming up to me.
854
00:55:25,841 --> 00:55:27,506
Your program is one of the most
beautiful things
855
00:55:27,508 --> 00:55:28,342
I've ever seen.
856
00:55:29,678 --> 00:55:31,544
Why do they even make french
fries anymore,
857
00:55:31,546 --> 00:55:33,014
if onion rings exist?
858
00:55:35,050 --> 00:55:37,217
Your commander volunteer you
too?
859
00:55:37,219 --> 00:55:38,385
Yes and no.
860
00:55:39,588 --> 00:55:41,256
We actually have everyone we
need.
861
00:55:42,423 --> 00:55:44,425
Well, thanks anyway.
862
00:56:02,945 --> 00:56:05,746
Whoa, watch out!
863
00:56:05,748 --> 00:56:06,582
Fuck!
864
00:56:07,683 --> 00:56:08,782
Where am I?!
865
00:56:08,784 --> 00:56:09,718
It's okay, man.
866
00:56:09,720 --> 00:56:10,585
It's cool.
867
00:56:10,587 --> 00:56:12,455
What did you see right before
the end?
868
00:56:13,657 --> 00:56:14,457
It was a...
869
00:56:15,759 --> 00:56:16,660
a light...
870
00:56:17,794 --> 00:56:18,629
was falling.
871
00:56:20,731 --> 00:56:21,830
Again, the program kicked him
out
872
00:56:21,832 --> 00:56:23,899
right before he died, like a
dream.
873
00:56:23,901 --> 00:56:25,233
'Cause it's not in the
programing.
874
00:56:25,235 --> 00:56:26,270
It's a kill screen.
875
00:56:27,938 --> 00:56:28,772
You can go.
876
00:56:29,740 --> 00:56:30,572
You're fine.
877
00:56:30,574 --> 00:56:32,009
Your stuff's in the change room.
878
00:56:38,716 --> 00:56:40,850
So, can you just write in
something then?
879
00:56:40,852 --> 00:56:43,085
Just jump 'em into a new scene?
880
00:56:43,087 --> 00:56:45,021
I could write something in that,
like,
881
00:56:45,023 --> 00:56:47,990
if you die in a module, then you
wake up at
882
00:56:47,992 --> 00:56:49,926
breakfast table, 900 hours, but
we can't.
883
00:56:49,928 --> 00:56:50,826
We need...
884
00:56:50,828 --> 00:56:51,894
That would ruin the illusion.
885
00:56:51,896 --> 00:56:55,298
We need normal waking brain
function, okay?
886
00:56:55,300 --> 00:56:58,702
Not video games, 'cause if you
get crushed by a light,
887
00:56:58,704 --> 00:57:01,605
you don't wake up with fuckin'
orange juice!
888
00:57:06,345 --> 00:57:07,179
Okay.
889
00:57:08,446 --> 00:57:10,314
So your consciousness is running
along
890
00:57:10,316 --> 00:57:12,349
trying to stitch together a
logical sequence,
891
00:57:12,351 --> 00:57:13,750
and we want to keep that
illusion intact,
892
00:57:13,752 --> 00:57:14,651
but what if we could, like,
893
00:57:14,653 --> 00:57:17,421
wipe the slate clean during the
reload?
894
00:57:17,423 --> 00:57:20,390
Reintroduce a hint of
Partridge's cortical suppression,
895
00:57:20,392 --> 00:57:23,227
use some sort of volatile
chemical mediator for memories.
896
00:57:23,229 --> 00:57:25,999
After the reload, when the
person dies or whatever,
897
00:57:26,933 --> 00:57:30,068
you just flush the memories, the
person wakes up
898
00:57:30,070 --> 00:57:31,836
and they just start drinking OJ
899
00:57:31,838 --> 00:57:33,438
because it's right there in
front of them.
900
00:57:33,440 --> 00:57:37,041
What about residual effects from
previous brain states?
901
00:57:37,043 --> 00:57:38,543
Yeah.
902
00:57:38,545 --> 00:57:39,610
The amygdala's flooded,
903
00:57:39,612 --> 00:57:42,780
adrenaline's obviously spiked or
whatever, but...
904
00:57:42,782 --> 00:57:44,883
with a suppressed PFC you might
not even question it.
905
00:57:44,885 --> 00:57:46,484
But if we're suppressing the
PFC,
906
00:57:46,486 --> 00:57:49,054
then we're not getting normal,
waking brain states!
907
00:57:51,559 --> 00:57:54,026
I'm talking about subtle
suppression.
908
00:57:54,028 --> 00:57:55,194
And you only flush the memories
909
00:57:55,196 --> 00:57:57,429
when you absolutely have to
hot-swap the program.
910
00:57:57,431 --> 00:57:59,800
And ultimately, filmmaking isn't
usually fatal.
911
00:58:02,003 --> 00:58:03,869
Every now and then, like in real
life,
912
00:58:03,871 --> 00:58:06,972
they're gonna break routine, and
that involves risk.
913
00:58:06,974 --> 00:58:10,276
And it's not just a
low-probability hypothetical;
914
00:58:10,278 --> 00:58:12,045
it's inevitable, considering how
long
915
00:58:12,047 --> 00:58:13,546
they'll be in the program.
916
00:58:13,548 --> 00:58:15,215
Wipe their memories every once
in a while
917
00:58:15,217 --> 00:58:17,552
and they're bound to notice.
918
00:58:29,898 --> 00:58:31,698
And when a subject notices
discontinuities,
919
00:58:31,700 --> 00:58:34,802
we run the risk that they'll
start noticing the program.
920
00:58:34,804 --> 00:58:37,605
And when that happens, we'll
need to intervene.
921
00:58:37,607 --> 00:58:38,608
Drastically.
922
00:59:05,537 --> 00:59:06,368
Chemically we're in great shape
923
00:59:06,370 --> 00:59:09,137
but we may have underestimated
924
00:59:09,139 --> 00:59:11,275
how complex the
program has to be.
925
00:59:12,309 --> 00:59:14,242
Any frayed edges and it'll fail.
926
00:59:14,244 --> 00:59:16,645
I need every loose end
seamlessly tucked back
927
00:59:16,647 --> 00:59:19,381
into the program before we move
on to human trials.
928
00:59:19,383 --> 00:59:21,951
I want our next trial
to be the last.
929
00:59:21,953 --> 00:59:22,785
How much time?
930
00:59:22,787 --> 00:59:23,686
Not long.
931
00:59:23,688 --> 00:59:24,557
We don't know.
932
00:59:25,757 --> 00:59:27,790
The last report was so
optimistic.
933
00:59:27,792 --> 00:59:29,459
Yeah, we still are optimistic.
934
00:59:29,461 --> 00:59:30,293
But...
935
00:59:43,308 --> 00:59:45,676
Maybe you two should split up,
936
00:59:45,678 --> 00:59:46,544
work separately for a few days.
937
00:59:46,546 --> 00:59:48,979
You're in each others'
heads too much.
938
00:59:48,981 --> 00:59:50,714
Meanwhile, if there's anything
you guys need from me,
939
00:59:50,716 --> 00:59:52,416
I want you to let me know.
940
00:59:52,418 --> 00:59:53,350
Thanks, we will.
941
00:59:53,352 --> 00:59:54,518
All right.
942
00:59:54,520 --> 00:59:56,922
And I know I don't need to
mention our timeline.
943
01:00:06,365 --> 01:00:07,898
I'm a bit concerned that you
didn't want Mike
944
01:00:07,900 --> 01:00:11,402
to hear whatever it is you're
about to say.
945
01:00:11,404 --> 01:00:12,405
Mike is...
946
01:00:13,373 --> 01:00:15,541
Mike a genius, no doubt.
947
01:00:15,543 --> 01:00:16,741
Whatever.
948
01:00:16,743 --> 01:00:21,513
Okay, but he's a perfectionist,
and it's holding us back.
949
01:00:21,515 --> 01:00:22,981
He wants the program to be
950
01:00:22,983 --> 01:00:25,250
the perfect recreation of real
life,
951
01:00:25,252 --> 01:00:27,785
so that you can't experience
anything in the program
952
01:00:27,787 --> 01:00:30,488
that you wouldn't normally feel
while you're awake.
953
01:00:30,490 --> 01:00:31,890
Of course.
954
01:00:31,892 --> 01:00:33,125
It sounds like it makes sense,
right?
955
01:00:33,127 --> 01:00:37,129
But we never have all the data
in our environment.
956
01:00:37,131 --> 01:00:38,030
We don't need it.
957
01:00:38,032 --> 01:00:39,635
Consciousness fills in the gaps.
958
01:00:40,468 --> 01:00:41,601
The program doesn't have to be
perfect,
959
01:00:41,603 --> 01:00:44,336
it just has to avoid drawing
attention to itself.
960
01:00:44,338 --> 01:00:45,639
I know how to do it, okay?
961
01:00:45,641 --> 01:00:47,306
But Mike is in his head,
962
01:00:47,308 --> 01:00:49,143
he's too distracted to hear me.
963
01:00:50,444 --> 01:00:52,747
This sounds like something you
two should agree on.
964
01:00:53,582 --> 01:00:55,114
Yeah, I know.
965
01:00:55,116 --> 01:00:56,983
But Mike won't move forward
until he thinks
966
01:00:56,985 --> 01:00:58,687
the program is absolutely
perfect.
967
01:00:59,556 --> 01:01:02,524
And look, I need this to work.
968
01:01:03,660 --> 01:01:04,559
Okay?
969
01:01:04,561 --> 01:01:06,059
He doesn't.
970
01:01:06,061 --> 01:01:07,761
Let me be blunt.
971
01:01:07,763 --> 01:01:09,896
We trust Mike's track record and
his judgment
972
01:01:09,898 --> 01:01:11,668
far more than a former drug
cook.
973
01:01:13,268 --> 01:01:15,135
That's why I've been hesitant.
974
01:01:15,137 --> 01:01:17,070
But I'm ready for more testing.
975
01:01:17,072 --> 01:01:18,271
Now.
976
01:01:18,273 --> 01:01:20,775
I'm confident that I can
stabilize the interface
977
01:01:20,777 --> 01:01:21,776
and move the project forward.
978
01:01:21,778 --> 01:01:24,212
I don't want to waste any more
of your time.
979
01:01:24,214 --> 01:01:25,880
It's your call.
980
01:01:25,882 --> 01:01:27,815
I can either sit on my hands and
wait for Mike
981
01:01:27,817 --> 01:01:29,651
to try and find his inspiration,
982
01:01:29,653 --> 01:01:33,589
or I can take a couple subjects
on my own
983
01:01:33,591 --> 01:01:34,991
and get back to work.
984
01:01:42,999 --> 01:01:44,766
Mike can't even suspect.
985
01:01:53,210 --> 01:01:55,279
I asked Ray how
your trials were going.
986
01:01:56,914 --> 01:01:58,615
But he wouldn't tell me
anything.
987
01:01:58,617 --> 01:02:00,717
Gave me attitude for even
asking, like,
988
01:02:00,719 --> 01:02:01,950
"Take the money and shut up."
989
01:02:01,952 --> 01:02:04,786
We're cautious for good reason.
990
01:02:04,788 --> 01:02:07,559
But you have people inside
experiencing things, right?
991
01:02:09,127 --> 01:02:11,394
Why would I tell you more than
Ray?
992
01:02:11,396 --> 01:02:13,296
Because...
993
01:02:13,298 --> 01:02:14,232
you get it.
994
01:02:15,267 --> 01:02:17,834
What I wanted when I designed
the program.
995
01:02:17,836 --> 01:02:19,969
You know what it could do,
996
01:02:19,971 --> 01:02:22,007
what it could mean, and not just
for Ray.
997
01:02:24,644 --> 01:02:25,542
It's troubling.
998
01:02:25,544 --> 01:02:28,545
I like talking to you, but I
shouldn't.
999
01:02:28,547 --> 01:02:30,146
It's distracting.
1000
01:02:30,148 --> 01:02:31,483
I have to do work.
1001
01:02:33,152 --> 01:02:34,787
You gotta take a break some
time.
1002
01:02:35,656 --> 01:02:36,721
Do I?
1003
01:02:36,723 --> 01:02:37,921
Mm-hm.
1004
01:02:37,923 --> 01:02:40,257
Yeah, you can't be on all the
time.
1005
01:02:40,259 --> 01:02:41,327
You gotta...
1006
01:02:42,194 --> 01:02:43,462
let some noise in.
1007
01:02:45,965 --> 01:02:46,799
It's inspiring.
1008
01:02:49,135 --> 01:02:53,971
I don't think I'm built that
way.
1009
01:02:53,973 --> 01:02:54,807
What?
1010
01:03:01,582 --> 01:03:02,550
I bet you are.
1011
01:03:12,694 --> 01:03:15,160
For years, all I ever wanted
1012
01:03:15,162 --> 01:03:16,930
was to see my program working.
1013
01:03:19,567 --> 01:03:22,636
Then it was all over.
1014
01:03:22,638 --> 01:03:23,871
Just like that.
1015
01:03:26,107 --> 01:03:27,942
And I felt like I could die.
1016
01:03:33,848 --> 01:03:37,352
Things were better for a while
after that.
1017
01:03:39,287 --> 01:03:41,055
Not worrying about it all the
time.
1018
01:03:47,764 --> 01:03:49,064
But when Ray called me...
1019
01:03:51,668 --> 01:03:52,868
I felt it again.
1020
01:03:55,504 --> 01:03:56,539
I need to see it.
1021
01:03:58,775 --> 01:04:00,440
I want you to succeed.
1022
01:04:22,666 --> 01:04:25,333
Eric thinks he can solve all our
transition problems
1023
01:04:25,335 --> 01:04:29,339
by just wiping the memories of
the previous module.
1024
01:04:31,508 --> 01:04:33,208
He can do that?
1025
01:04:33,210 --> 01:04:34,076
More or less.
1026
01:04:34,078 --> 01:04:36,713
But no way it's a longterm
solution.
1027
01:04:36,715 --> 01:04:38,149
Memories connect to too much.
1028
01:04:39,250 --> 01:04:43,454
Anything could trigger a memory
that would ruin continuity.
1029
01:04:47,124 --> 01:04:48,392
Things bleed over.
1030
01:04:54,265 --> 01:04:55,099
Well...
1031
01:04:57,603 --> 01:05:00,738
as a fail-safe, it might give
you enough of a buffer
1032
01:05:00,740 --> 01:05:03,175
to put off serious cognitive
dissonance.
1033
01:05:11,918 --> 01:05:15,588
When you make Ray's deadline,
when you're finished,
1034
01:05:17,623 --> 01:05:20,892
I want you to show me how you
did it.
1035
01:05:20,894 --> 01:05:22,128
I need to know.
1036
01:05:24,731 --> 01:05:26,132
When it's over.
1037
01:05:33,941 --> 01:05:35,508
Get back to work.
1038
01:05:44,150 --> 01:05:44,985
Hello?
1039
01:05:58,265 --> 01:06:01,168
So, uh, where's your partner?
1040
01:06:03,504 --> 01:06:05,938
Hopefully getting some sleep.
1041
01:06:05,940 --> 01:06:08,909
He needed a couple days off to
shake off the zombie-brain.
1042
01:06:08,911 --> 01:06:10,445
You can get comfortable there.
1043
01:06:14,583 --> 01:06:15,684
Is it safe?
1044
01:06:17,452 --> 01:06:18,353
Yeah, it's safe.
1045
01:06:22,758 --> 01:06:23,592
Comfortable?
1046
01:06:25,159 --> 01:06:25,995
Sort of.
1047
01:06:27,428 --> 01:06:28,996
Feels weird.
1048
01:06:28,998 --> 01:06:31,266
Something about wires sticking
out of me.
1049
01:06:32,535 --> 01:06:35,538
Yeah that was the one thing that
really pissed off my mom.
1050
01:06:37,540 --> 01:06:40,274
Chemo, confusion, that was all
fine,
1051
01:06:40,276 --> 01:06:42,712
but man, she hated shit sticking
out of her skin.
1052
01:06:45,347 --> 01:06:46,181
It's funny...
1053
01:06:52,221 --> 01:06:53,988
Sorry, I've been up for a while.
1054
01:06:53,990 --> 01:06:54,791
Just...
1055
01:06:56,091 --> 01:06:57,993
try and relax.
1056
01:06:57,995 --> 01:06:59,095
Breathe naturally.
1057
01:07:15,780 --> 01:07:18,581
Okay, Sophie, you should start
to feel
1058
01:07:18,583 --> 01:07:21,216
nice and heavy and sleepy.
1059
01:07:21,218 --> 01:07:23,589
I'd like you to count backwards
from 10 for me.
1060
01:07:26,024 --> 01:07:26,858
10...
1061
01:07:28,492 --> 01:07:29,327
nine...
1062
01:07:30,963 --> 01:07:31,797
six...
1063
01:07:42,373 --> 01:07:43,642
Took the idea from you.
1064
01:07:44,978 --> 01:07:45,878
Six walled.
1065
01:07:46,813 --> 01:07:48,012
So it doesn't bode well for us
1066
01:07:48,014 --> 01:07:50,781
that you figured out it was a
program.
1067
01:07:50,783 --> 01:07:53,416
None of our other tests subjects
figured it out.
1068
01:07:53,418 --> 01:07:54,419
You a lucid dreamer?
1069
01:07:57,824 --> 01:07:59,590
How long have I been under?
1070
01:07:59,592 --> 01:08:01,092
Not long.
1071
01:08:01,094 --> 01:08:02,793
Not long enough.
1072
01:08:02,795 --> 01:08:04,795
And now I find myself wasting
time down here
1073
01:08:04,797 --> 01:08:05,930
trying to make you forget.
1074
01:08:05,932 --> 01:08:06,897
It would really be better for
everyone
1075
01:08:06,899 --> 01:08:08,501
if you just roll with it.
1076
01:08:10,804 --> 01:08:12,169
Why cut me out?
1077
01:08:12,171 --> 01:08:12,971
Cut you out?
1078
01:08:12,973 --> 01:08:14,505
No, I need you.
1079
01:08:14,507 --> 01:08:16,076
But in here for the time being.
1080
01:08:17,044 --> 01:08:19,645
Well, whatever you're doing,
it's not working.
1081
01:08:19,647 --> 01:08:21,312
My memories from the previous
modules
1082
01:08:21,314 --> 01:08:22,279
are starting to bleed over.
1083
01:08:22,281 --> 01:08:23,282
Yeah, I know.
1084
01:08:24,585 --> 01:08:25,418
Annoying.
1085
01:08:26,687 --> 01:08:29,655
But I noticed you don't start
remembering right away.
1086
01:08:29,657 --> 01:08:32,625
You start from scratch every
time.
1087
01:08:32,627 --> 01:08:35,360
So that means I can keep
shifting you around to buy time.
1088
01:08:35,362 --> 01:08:36,698
But it is a fucking hassle.
1089
01:08:38,399 --> 01:08:39,297
Why then?
1090
01:08:39,299 --> 01:08:41,668
Why do you need me out of the
way?
1091
01:08:41,670 --> 01:08:42,503
No.
1092
01:08:43,370 --> 01:08:45,638
No, I don't think I will tell
you.
1093
01:08:45,640 --> 01:08:48,107
I don't want you to take it
personally.
1094
01:08:48,109 --> 01:08:49,508
Just trust me.
1095
01:08:49,510 --> 01:08:50,344
It's Sophie.
1096
01:08:51,713 --> 01:08:52,544
Fuck!
1097
01:08:52,546 --> 01:08:53,345
What's going on?
1098
01:09:01,824 --> 01:09:02,658
Come on!
1099
01:09:03,491 --> 01:09:04,660
Mike, come on!
1100
01:09:05,995 --> 01:09:06,827
Open the door, open the door!
1101
01:09:06,829 --> 01:09:07,661
Come on, come on!
1102
01:09:07,663 --> 01:09:09,897
Open, it, open it!
1103
01:09:09,899 --> 01:09:11,067
Open the door!
1104
01:10:57,278 --> 01:10:58,610
Why would you do it?
1105
01:10:58,612 --> 01:10:59,713
I don't...
1106
01:11:02,315 --> 01:11:03,150
Why?
1107
01:11:04,051 --> 01:11:05,152
I don't...
1108
01:11:06,253 --> 01:11:07,886
I don't remember.
1109
01:11:10,124 --> 01:11:11,424
That makes no sense.
1110
01:11:17,164 --> 01:11:17,998
Hey.
1111
01:11:19,133 --> 01:11:20,166
Hey.
1112
01:11:20,168 --> 01:11:21,466
Wake up.
1113
01:11:21,468 --> 01:11:22,902
What?
1114
01:11:22,904 --> 01:11:24,704
Wake up.
1115
01:11:26,675 --> 01:11:28,509
Welcome back.
1116
01:11:30,679 --> 01:11:32,011
It's okay.
1117
01:11:32,013 --> 01:11:33,980
Ease back into it.
1118
01:11:33,982 --> 01:11:38,954
You'll be disoriented for a
while, but that's okay.
1119
01:11:39,187 --> 01:11:40,220
What?
1120
01:11:40,222 --> 01:11:41,353
You had a pretty big shock
there.
1121
01:11:41,355 --> 01:11:43,792
It'll take a little while to
regulate your brain.
1122
01:11:47,563 --> 01:11:48,396
No.
1123
01:11:49,732 --> 01:11:51,232
No?
1124
01:11:51,234 --> 01:11:52,800
No.
1125
01:11:52,802 --> 01:11:54,301
Wait...
1126
01:12:01,811 --> 01:12:06,816
Well, that fucked up.
1127
01:12:38,515 --> 01:12:40,548
Congratulations.
1128
01:12:40,550 --> 01:12:42,752
You can rearrange the program
faster from the inside
1129
01:12:42,754 --> 01:12:44,053
than I can from the outside.
1130
01:12:44,055 --> 01:12:46,188
But it's still my program,
1131
01:12:46,190 --> 01:12:48,456
so wherever you go,
I'm in control.
1132
01:12:48,458 --> 01:12:49,827
I can put you where I want.
1133
01:12:50,929 --> 01:12:53,495
Even if you figure out it's a
program immediately,
1134
01:12:53,497 --> 01:12:54,966
I've got the bird's eye view.
1135
01:12:56,534 --> 01:12:57,535
Then come find me.
1136
01:13:22,562 --> 01:13:23,428
Yeah.
1137
01:13:23,430 --> 01:13:26,199
Hey, you're not answering your
cell.
1138
01:13:28,534 --> 01:13:29,367
Hey!
1139
01:13:29,369 --> 01:13:30,467
What's up?
1140
01:13:30,469 --> 01:13:32,770
Couldn't sleep, and I think I
had a breakthrough.
1141
01:13:32,772 --> 01:13:35,707
Wanted to say it out loud before
I forget.
1142
01:13:35,709 --> 01:13:38,076
So, basically we've been
inputting positive data
1143
01:13:38,078 --> 01:13:40,510
into a blank interface, the
subject,
1144
01:13:40,512 --> 01:13:42,213
which would make sense for a
computer,
1145
01:13:42,215 --> 01:13:44,650
but a human can't sit tight and
wait for the next program
1146
01:13:44,652 --> 01:13:47,653
to run during the gaps, like a
computer can.
1147
01:13:47,655 --> 01:13:49,121
That's why our subjects are
washing out
1148
01:13:49,123 --> 01:13:50,291
during the transitions.
1149
01:13:51,392 --> 01:13:52,791
But what if, before we run
anything,
1150
01:13:52,793 --> 01:13:55,561
we lay down a control track,
like a field of noise
1151
01:13:55,563 --> 01:13:57,596
that constantly runs,
essentially filling in
1152
01:13:57,598 --> 01:14:00,265
any possible gaps that would
come up,
1153
01:14:00,267 --> 01:14:01,499
so when the transitions happen,
1154
01:14:01,501 --> 01:14:04,803
the brain is still receiving
some sort of chaotic signal,
1155
01:14:04,805 --> 01:14:07,272
thus staying active, trying to
sort it out,
1156
01:14:07,274 --> 01:14:09,543
while it waits for the next
program to start.
1157
01:14:10,679 --> 01:14:11,911
It's like in a proper dream
state;
1158
01:14:11,913 --> 01:14:14,381
the mind accepts the next weird
logic of reality
1159
01:14:14,383 --> 01:14:16,249
because it doesn't have empty
time to stop
1160
01:14:16,251 --> 01:14:19,154
and contemplate the previous
weirdness that just happened.
1161
01:14:20,956 --> 01:14:21,788
Yeah.
1162
01:14:21,790 --> 01:14:22,622
Yeah, that sounds great.
1163
01:14:22,624 --> 01:14:23,555
We can try it in the morning.
1164
01:14:23,557 --> 01:14:25,592
No, I'm awake now, I'm heading
over.
1165
01:14:25,594 --> 01:14:26,527
No, it can wait.
1166
01:14:27,496 --> 01:14:28,330
Fuck.
1167
01:14:33,069 --> 01:14:34,235
Shit!
1168
01:14:45,148 --> 01:14:47,014
What the fuck were you thinking?
1169
01:14:47,016 --> 01:14:48,115
Ray signed off on it.
1170
01:14:48,117 --> 01:14:49,050
I don't care!
1171
01:14:49,052 --> 01:14:50,584
You don't test something so
incomplete...
1172
01:14:50,586 --> 01:14:52,353
Look at her, she's comatose!
1173
01:14:52,355 --> 01:14:53,821
It's the same damn program!
1174
01:14:53,823 --> 01:14:55,589
I tweaked one little thing to
mask the memories,
1175
01:14:55,591 --> 01:14:56,925
and none of the other volunteers
went unresponsive.
1176
01:14:56,927 --> 01:14:58,429
She wasn't even a volunteer!
1177
01:15:00,230 --> 01:15:03,498
This is why you don't fuck with
things you don't understand.
1178
01:15:03,500 --> 01:15:04,366
Fucking amateur.
1179
01:15:04,368 --> 01:15:05,200
Hey!
1180
01:15:05,202 --> 01:15:06,768
We're on a deadline!
1181
01:15:06,770 --> 01:15:09,004
Okay, I'm not set like you.
1182
01:15:09,006 --> 01:15:12,374
If this doesn't work out for me
I go to prison, at best!
1183
01:15:12,376 --> 01:15:14,645
So I saw a way to jump forward
and I took it.
1184
01:15:17,848 --> 01:15:20,216
How is she not a volunteer?
1185
01:15:20,218 --> 01:15:22,520
Get out of here and let me fix
this.
1186
01:15:24,155 --> 01:15:25,488
We can fix it together.
1187
01:15:25,490 --> 01:15:27,924
I'm not letting you anywhere
near her.
1188
01:15:27,926 --> 01:15:30,126
And now I've got to go to Ray
with this?
1189
01:15:30,128 --> 01:15:32,195
You're off the program.
1190
01:15:32,197 --> 01:15:34,197
Get the fuck outta my lab!
1191
01:15:34,199 --> 01:15:35,431
That's not an option.
1192
01:15:35,433 --> 01:15:37,702
You don't have any say, not any
more.
1193
01:16:00,926 --> 01:16:02,361
I need more time.
1194
01:16:10,337 --> 01:16:11,171
Time.
1195
01:16:13,173 --> 01:16:15,075
Okay, where did you go?
1196
01:16:30,056 --> 01:16:33,595
Scoured every line of code and
came up blank.
1197
01:16:35,229 --> 01:16:38,065
And then I thought about your
warrior game, and it clicked.
1198
01:16:38,900 --> 01:16:40,134
A new axis.
1199
01:16:41,202 --> 01:16:44,071
Imaginary time, or whatever this
is supposed to be.
1200
01:16:45,273 --> 01:16:48,376
That's crafty, but I still found
you.
1201
01:16:50,077 --> 01:16:51,877
Hiding isn't doing anybody any
good.
1202
01:16:51,879 --> 01:16:54,413
It's just costing me valuable
time.
1203
01:16:54,415 --> 01:16:56,183
Then tell me what you want.
1204
01:16:56,185 --> 01:16:58,018
Why are you doing this?
1205
01:16:58,020 --> 01:16:59,755
It's not as sinister you think.
1206
01:17:02,291 --> 01:17:05,091
Sophie's under the same program
you're under.
1207
01:17:05,093 --> 01:17:06,726
But for some reason, she keeps
shutting down
1208
01:17:06,728 --> 01:17:08,096
every module I throw at her.
1209
01:17:09,666 --> 01:17:11,031
Why am I under?
1210
01:17:11,033 --> 01:17:12,334
Because you overreacted.
1211
01:17:14,069 --> 01:17:16,336
You wanted me off the project.
1212
01:17:16,338 --> 01:17:17,871
I needed time to fix things.
1213
01:17:17,873 --> 01:17:19,576
And I can't be off this project.
1214
01:17:24,047 --> 01:17:25,048
It's fixable.
1215
01:17:26,216 --> 01:17:27,448
The program is good.
1216
01:17:27,450 --> 01:17:28,883
It's just not good on her.
1217
01:17:28,885 --> 01:17:29,717
I don't know why.
1218
01:17:29,719 --> 01:17:31,452
She's got something off...
1219
01:17:31,454 --> 01:17:33,187
chemically, I'm not sure what.
1220
01:17:33,189 --> 01:17:34,524
Haven't figured it out yet.
1221
01:17:36,492 --> 01:17:38,261
Patch her into this program
then.
1222
01:17:39,762 --> 01:17:42,633
Look, you can't pull her out
manually, then neither can I.
1223
01:17:43,601 --> 01:17:45,836
But I can control this world,
this program.
1224
01:17:46,971 --> 01:17:48,005
Patch her into me.
1225
01:17:48,973 --> 01:17:50,207
I can make her feel safe.
1226
01:17:51,141 --> 01:17:54,076
I can ease her back up through
each transition,
1227
01:17:54,078 --> 01:17:56,778
one at a time, all the way to
the top.
1228
01:17:56,780 --> 01:18:00,749
Look, I either wake her up, or
make her feel safe
1229
01:18:00,751 --> 01:18:04,253
long enough so that her brain's
firing on all cylinders
1230
01:18:04,255 --> 01:18:06,321
so you can lay down a new
control track.
1231
01:18:06,323 --> 01:18:07,826
But it's still your program.
1232
01:18:09,060 --> 01:18:10,728
She wouldn't even be a player in
your...
1233
01:18:10,730 --> 01:18:13,429
She wouldn't even be a
sub-routine in your code.
1234
01:18:13,431 --> 01:18:14,700
She'd just be a virus.
1235
01:18:15,900 --> 01:18:17,800
There's no way to predict the
kind of bleeding
1236
01:18:17,802 --> 01:18:20,303
that would occur between the two
worlds.
1237
01:18:20,305 --> 01:18:21,739
Look, you came to me.
1238
01:18:21,741 --> 01:18:23,676
Even after all you did, you came
to me.
1239
01:18:25,043 --> 01:18:26,579
You don't have a better option.
1240
01:19:00,748 --> 01:19:02,380
How do you feel?
1241
01:19:02,382 --> 01:19:03,982
Let's rock.
1242
01:19:03,984 --> 01:19:05,984
Just make her comfortable,
1243
01:19:05,986 --> 01:19:07,986
so she doesn't turtle every time
something new happens.
1244
01:19:07,988 --> 01:19:11,056
Every time she panics, I have to
alter the program.
1245
01:19:11,058 --> 01:19:12,824
Once you get her into a comfort
zone, try and show her
1246
01:19:12,826 --> 01:19:15,560
how she can manipulate the
program from the inside.
1247
01:19:15,562 --> 01:19:16,463
Like you're doing.
1248
01:19:17,632 --> 01:19:19,364
Where are you gonna start her
from?
1249
01:19:19,366 --> 01:19:21,400
I was thinking of starting her
at your place.
1250
01:19:21,402 --> 01:19:22,234
Where you guys first...
1251
01:19:22,236 --> 01:19:23,436
No, no.
1252
01:19:23,438 --> 01:19:24,773
Start her at my lake house.
1253
01:19:25,840 --> 01:19:27,607
I don't know about that.
1254
01:19:27,609 --> 01:19:29,442
You sort of jerry-rigged it from
the inside,
1255
01:19:29,444 --> 01:19:32,345
so I have no way of knowing how
stable it is.
1256
01:19:32,347 --> 01:19:33,546
It's stable.
1257
01:19:33,548 --> 01:19:35,749
I'd rather have her at an
environment that I can control.
1258
01:19:35,751 --> 01:19:37,483
And her comfort level is
already fucked
1259
01:19:37,485 --> 01:19:39,185
so it's a moot variable.
1260
01:19:39,187 --> 01:19:40,419
Fine.
1261
01:19:40,421 --> 01:19:41,255
You ready?
1262
01:19:42,156 --> 01:19:42,990
Yeah.
1263
01:21:57,866 --> 01:21:58,700
Sophie!
1264
01:22:18,419 --> 01:22:22,858
Sophie.
1265
01:22:26,962 --> 01:22:27,796
It's Mike.
1266
01:22:53,957 --> 01:22:55,057
It's just me.
1267
01:23:09,172 --> 01:23:10,507
Mike!
1268
01:23:14,578 --> 01:23:17,378
I know you're scared.
1269
01:23:17,380 --> 01:23:18,714
But it's okay.
1270
01:23:18,716 --> 01:23:20,719
Where are we?
1271
01:23:25,389 --> 01:23:29,293
Things are too unpredictable, so
let me help.
1272
01:23:30,127 --> 01:23:31,462
Mike.
1273
01:23:32,965 --> 01:23:34,066
Where are we?
1274
01:23:36,167 --> 01:23:37,268
Where are we?
1275
01:23:47,780 --> 01:23:49,548
How can I get to you?
1276
01:23:57,222 --> 01:23:59,224
You're somewhere safe.
1277
01:24:14,540 --> 01:24:16,173
Shh.
1278
01:24:16,175 --> 01:24:17,011
It's okay.
1279
01:24:20,781 --> 01:24:22,513
No, I'm here.
1280
01:24:22,515 --> 01:24:23,381
I'm here now.
1281
01:24:23,383 --> 01:24:24,217
Okay?
1282
01:24:26,720 --> 01:24:27,551
It's okay.
1283
01:24:27,553 --> 01:24:30,554
I'm going to get us out of here.
1284
01:24:30,556 --> 01:24:32,961
I just need you to stay calm.
1285
01:24:35,997 --> 01:24:38,530
I need you to tell me the last
thing you remember
1286
01:24:38,532 --> 01:24:42,200
before everything went crazy on
you.
1287
01:24:42,202 --> 01:24:43,638
Eric called me.
1288
01:24:45,506 --> 01:24:46,340
He...
1289
01:24:49,044 --> 01:24:51,913
He must have found the form I
half filled out.
1290
01:24:54,983 --> 01:24:57,385
I was trying to give you my
number.
1291
01:24:58,854 --> 01:25:01,254
So you went to meet him.
1292
01:25:01,256 --> 01:25:03,092
He was so confident.
1293
01:25:04,627 --> 01:25:06,327
You were already in human
trials.
1294
01:25:07,930 --> 01:25:08,931
I had to know.
1295
01:25:13,803 --> 01:25:15,137
Shh, shh, shh.
1296
01:25:18,674 --> 01:25:19,776
He dropped something!
1297
01:25:21,044 --> 01:25:22,244
When I was on the table.
1298
01:25:23,146 --> 01:25:23,978
Dropped something?
1299
01:25:23,980 --> 01:25:25,146
Some vials.
1300
01:25:25,148 --> 01:25:27,751
It's the last thing I remember.
1301
01:25:28,885 --> 01:25:30,486
After that it's...
1302
01:25:32,622 --> 01:25:33,988
It's all just...
1303
01:25:33,990 --> 01:25:34,825
flashes.
1304
01:25:36,026 --> 01:25:36,860
Oh God!
1305
01:25:43,300 --> 01:25:44,501
It felt like...
1306
01:25:47,171 --> 01:25:48,973
like I was falling out of the
world.
1307
01:25:51,609 --> 01:25:52,744
Like I was dying.
1308
01:25:55,012 --> 01:25:56,013
I tried so hard to hold on with
everything I had.
1309
01:26:00,151 --> 01:26:01,549
You did good.
1310
01:26:01,551 --> 01:26:02,651
Okay?
1311
01:26:02,653 --> 01:26:04,519
You did good.
1312
01:26:04,521 --> 01:26:07,760
But I need you to listen to me
closely.
1313
01:26:09,695 --> 01:26:11,930
We're still in the program.
1314
01:26:13,531 --> 01:26:14,365
No.
1315
01:26:15,533 --> 01:26:16,367
I can't!
1316
01:26:18,269 --> 01:26:19,535
No!
1317
01:26:19,537 --> 01:26:21,504
Listen, listen!
1318
01:26:21,506 --> 01:26:23,108
I'm in control now.
1319
01:26:24,275 --> 01:26:26,109
Okay?
1320
01:26:26,111 --> 01:26:29,179
How do I know what's real?
1321
01:26:29,181 --> 01:26:32,952
The next time you wake up, it
will be real.
1322
01:26:34,988 --> 01:26:36,455
And I'll be there.
1323
01:26:38,457 --> 01:26:43,094
Now I just need you to hang on.
1324
01:26:43,096 --> 01:26:44,028
No!
1325
01:26:44,030 --> 01:26:44,864
No!
1326
01:26:58,746 --> 01:27:00,578
This is it.
1327
01:27:00,580 --> 01:27:01,581
You made it.
1328
01:27:03,516 --> 01:27:04,350
See?
1329
01:27:05,619 --> 01:27:06,452
It's real.
1330
01:27:08,388 --> 01:27:09,389
Thank you.
1331
01:27:42,190 --> 01:27:44,093
Sure you have the right one this
time?
1332
01:27:45,360 --> 01:27:46,796
She needs a stabilizer.
1333
01:27:52,500 --> 01:27:53,336
Get it now?
1334
01:27:57,439 --> 01:27:58,908
How long have I been under?
1335
01:27:59,876 --> 01:28:01,474
I figured the best way to keep
you busy
1336
01:28:01,476 --> 01:28:04,111
was to let you think you were in
control.
1337
01:28:04,113 --> 01:28:05,948
But just barely.
1338
01:28:06,983 --> 01:28:08,817
From what point though?
1339
01:28:08,819 --> 01:28:10,384
Oh, I was never under.
1340
01:28:10,386 --> 01:28:13,554
You've been tricking and
resetting a program of me,
1341
01:28:13,556 --> 01:28:15,891
a digital me who thinks he's
making a film,
1342
01:28:15,893 --> 01:28:18,727
and forgetting things,
and trapped.
1343
01:28:18,729 --> 01:28:21,698
You've been playing in my
sandbox while I fix your mistake.
1344
01:28:23,967 --> 01:28:24,866
She's okay.
1345
01:28:24,868 --> 01:28:26,103
I just pulled her out.
1346
01:28:27,403 --> 01:28:28,471
So what now?
1347
01:28:30,340 --> 01:28:31,676
Why am I still under?
1348
01:28:52,596 --> 01:28:53,530
I'm okay.
1349
01:28:55,466 --> 01:28:56,268
Good.
1350
01:29:01,407 --> 01:29:03,106
We'll call you back.
1351
01:29:03,108 --> 01:29:04,608
It's done.
1352
01:29:04,610 --> 01:29:05,945
Minus a few tweaks.
1353
01:29:11,283 --> 01:29:12,382
Sophie?
1354
01:29:12,384 --> 01:29:15,752
Human error, on Eric's part.
1355
01:29:15,754 --> 01:29:17,955
He got sloppy.
1356
01:29:17,957 --> 01:29:18,924
Overworked maybe.
1357
01:29:27,033 --> 01:29:29,903
She's been through a lot, but
she'll be fine.
1358
01:29:31,537 --> 01:29:33,638
What about longterm forecasts?
1359
01:29:33,640 --> 01:29:35,440
Eric just passed day 10.
1360
01:29:35,442 --> 01:29:37,208
All the extrapolations look
perfect.
1361
01:29:37,210 --> 01:29:39,509
He had to brainstorm, keep the
fake Mike busy,
1362
01:29:39,511 --> 01:29:41,813
introduce new realities every
time
1363
01:29:41,815 --> 01:29:43,315
my digital self caught on.
1364
01:29:43,317 --> 01:29:44,683
Our people are going to look
over your data
1365
01:29:44,685 --> 01:29:46,618
in the next four hours.
1366
01:29:46,620 --> 01:29:47,455
Be available.
1367
01:29:49,323 --> 01:29:50,756
Look, I don't know what you have
on Eric,
1368
01:29:50,758 --> 01:29:52,791
and you probably want to send
him up river,
1369
01:29:52,793 --> 01:29:55,629
but I still have some use for
him.
1370
01:29:58,432 --> 01:29:59,667
You're going, aren't you?
1371
01:30:01,002 --> 01:30:02,603
You're making the trip yourself.
1372
01:30:03,503 --> 01:30:05,572
I wouldn't miss it for the
world.
1373
01:30:06,607 --> 01:30:09,543
Guess that'll probably mean a
bit of a promotion for you.
1374
01:30:11,545 --> 01:30:12,513
Get back to work.
1375
01:30:31,968 --> 01:30:33,803
Sophie's fine, if you're
wondering.
1376
01:30:36,773 --> 01:30:38,205
Thank you.
1377
01:30:38,207 --> 01:30:39,340
It was a clumsy mistake.
1378
01:30:39,342 --> 01:30:41,742
You injected her
with the wrong vial.
1379
01:30:41,744 --> 01:30:43,177
The wrong vial?
1380
01:30:43,179 --> 01:30:44,378
We're up and running here,
1381
01:30:44,380 --> 01:30:48,449
just a few bugs to work out,
some high-stress scenarios.
1382
01:30:48,451 --> 01:30:50,718
Gotta lock those down.
1383
01:30:50,720 --> 01:30:52,787
Okay.
1384
01:30:52,789 --> 01:30:53,687
Unhook me.
1385
01:30:53,689 --> 01:30:55,359
Just lay back down.
1386
01:31:38,403 --> 01:31:39,237
Mom?
1387
01:34:23,259 --> 01:34:28,259
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