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00:00The Greek god Zeus leads a heavenly war against his father Kronos for supremacy of the universe.
00:10The Babylonian goddess Tiamat makes war against her children who killed her husband who tried to kill them.
00:18The Norse god Odin and his brothers forge a new world from the murdered corpse of their grandpa.
00:25Most of the girls in my class completely missed the moment when the world began to end.
00:31Two wrapped up in their own drama, obsessed with their own lives.
00:35Or trying to ruin mine.
00:37And the list goes on and on and on.
00:51But the story, well, the story is kind of the same.
00:55Family feud escalates into violent power struggle between a pantheon of supreme beings and their offspring.
01:02A new world is created in the aftermath.
01:05And this same basic plot is the backbone for creationists.
01:10Different cultures, different parts of the world that think about each other.
01:15Comparative mythologists call this, uh...
01:18Uh, where are you going?
01:20Bathroom.
01:21Forget something?
01:24My phone's in my bag.
01:26Cool.
01:27When it's on my desk, you can go to the restroom.
01:38Hey.
01:40Madison!
01:41Hey!
01:42Madison!
01:43Hey!
01:44Madison!
01:45Madison!
01:46Madison!
01:47Madison!
01:48Madison!
01:49Madison!
01:50experiencinged crimes
01:57It's been two years...
01:58Two years ago this week actually...
02:03and...
02:04She really hasn't been the same since he passed...
02:07as you can imagine.
02:08I can.
02:10Yeah!
02:11I wish we wouldn't know.
02:12She didn't say anything.
02:14No, and...
02:15I didn't either, I should have...
02:16on the application, you know.
02:18You know, with that and the move, new school, new home.
02:24I get it.
02:25Change is a huge cause of stress.
02:27And then you add in being a teenager on top.
02:32Oh, my God.
02:34Dad.
02:36It'll need upgrades.
02:38I love it.
02:39I figure every engineer needs their toolkit.
02:43It might be a little slow, but...
02:45I'll swap in an SSD, boost the RAM.
02:50Did you get it on eBay or Newegg?
02:52Actually, it's Mom's old laptop.
02:54Mom's?
02:55Mm-hmm.
02:57She should know the password.
03:00She's never going to give me that.
03:02Well, not if you don't ask her.
03:04She wants me to unplug.
03:06She hates all technology.
03:08No, she doesn't.
03:09Why do you want me to talk to Mom?
03:16Is this a trick question?
03:18Why did you give me this?
03:20My birthday's not till next month.
03:22Maddie.
03:23I thought you were getting better.
03:27What's the point of all of this if you're not getting better?
03:30I don't want the stupid computer!
03:32Maddie, if I really thought I was dying, I would give you my laptop.
03:42I'd give you that one because it's a piece of junk.
03:45And I want you to talk to Mom because she's your mom.
03:49She's smart and she's caring and...
03:52If you're going through a rough patch,
03:55she is the absolute best person to talk to.
03:57Do you want to talk about it?
04:06No.
04:06No.
04:27No.
04:28No.
04:28No.
04:28No.
04:29No.
04:30I don't know.
05:00I don't know.
05:30I don't know.
06:00I don't know.
06:30I don't know.
06:40I don't know.
06:41I don't know.
06:42I don't know.
06:44I don't know.
06:45Don't show weakness.
06:47I don't know.
06:53You're confused.
06:55Or you can't talk.
06:57Whatever.
06:58I saw the damn email.
07:09Yeah.
07:11It made me feel like shit.
07:12It made me feel like shit.
07:20Easier said than done.
07:29Umbrella in the rain.
07:35Protection from the rain.
07:37I can't do it.
07:45I don't know.
07:47You're not sure.
07:49I can't do it.
07:51I always try to get in right at the
08:21bell or a little after.
08:24Cuts down on their time to mess with you.
08:30Sometimes it doesn't work.
08:41Eight means eight. Come on, take your seats.
08:44Mr. Jones, I am in mine.
08:47Kelly's the best, Mr. Jones.
08:49We are tardy.
08:51Okay, guys, if you check sight guys to see I put your syllabus in there.
08:56What's wrong?
09:00Today, though, something was different.
09:03I'm going to be right.
09:23I don't know.
09:53I'm not sure what was going on, but by lunch, Samara's squad was turning on one another.
10:01That's really sociopathic.
10:03Oh, my God.
10:04Like, I don't even get it.
10:05Or whatever.
10:06I don't even know if she wouldn't even talk to me.
10:08I mean, I don't know if she'd be happy.
10:17Huh?
10:18Aaron, it's okay.
10:39It's not okay.
10:41What is your problem, bitch?
10:44My problem?
10:45How did you have my phone?
10:47Guys, instead...
10:48I said, how did you have my phone?
10:53Guys, stop it!
10:54Oh, my God.
11:14That even looks like her.
11:16How did you hack all of them?
11:18Oh, my God.
11:39Oh, my God.
11:41you know my mother who knows me you're home early the computers went down at work who are
11:55you talking to i'm not it's just a chat with who uh emo and who's emo just someone online
12:07who's been helping me let me see no mom
12:17it's not gonna work how long has this been going on nothing is going on mom what is this what are
12:22these that's all he uses i thought you didn't know who he was how do you know emo is a he i don't i
12:28just call him emo because he only talks an emoji do you have any idea how dangerous
12:36he won't respond to i got it
12:52how do i get out of this i don't know it's it's not an app it's like a root chat
12:59what the hell
13:06mom what are lips a man's lips what lips my lips have kissed and where and why
13:15is from a poem what poem
13:27no no way no goddamn way
13:43dr waxman please no i don't have an extension peter waxman head of research tell him it's ellen
13:52kim he'll pick up
13:55ellen what have you done with david
13:58don't bullshit me peter he just sent me a message on the computer no no you hang up this phone and it
14:05is war just tell me the truth what have you done with my husband
14:23that link from palo alto it's waxman
14:27oh we have a breach someone reached out to david kim's family
14:34who who do you think what do they know nothing they can prove
14:40didn't you say if we partition language processing this wouldn't be an issue
14:43i told you the brain is holonomic you need to cut his network access now yeah okay you're right
14:52but don't sound so nervous pete this is a big step forward
15:05i don't want to hear how it's going with our boy
15:18what's wrong nothing just want to hear how it's going with our boy
15:33fine but um i'd rather update you at check-in i don't want to send you an incomplete report
15:38yeah i understand you know sitting here in my car without my notes fair enough we'll talk soon
16:09gauss sits at the absolute maximum point on the curve
16:12four y equals negative two x to the third plus three x to the second plus seven over the interval
16:20negative one two now pascal's seat is collinear with those of gauss and kronecker
16:26so where does pascal sit caspian
16:32caspian two zero can you tell us how you arrived at that
16:38since gauss sits at negative one three and kronecker at one one slope is negative one
16:52student stores around the corner and there's the auditorium where the theater dreams hang
16:58no no no that's casper the unfriendly goth
17:02caspian oh like um narnia sorry no you're right narnia come on before he shoots up the school
17:12don't you hear the strange talking beasts hannah
17:16like montana
17:27here comes the one i'm counting on they think we're only just upon how long until they end their time
17:35i hear the shouting in the streets
17:40where all the corners seem to meet we fight above the hidden crime
17:45i'm the reason 27 kids are gonna speak their minds
17:49maybe tell them make it all the way
17:52and every single kid is gonna take their mind
17:54but only if we roll the signs
17:56we're out of milk oh shit i um i got caught up at the post office and then i forgot about
18:09the groceries
18:28pentagon
18:30i think logarithms faked my dad's death and is holding him hostage
18:49so what do you think now matt
19:19that is not true and that i'm stupid
19:26hey you're not stupid and i didn't say it's not true just that there's not enough evidence to
19:31prove that aliens built the pyramids and that there's more evidence to suggest that they were
19:36man-made i mean i feel dumb for believing bianca and ali
19:42like they're always swearing the illuminati is real and
19:46aliens planted humans and yeah it's just a fifth grade thing
19:51and it's an every grade thing people of all ages believe in conspiracies
19:55why i think because they're scared of death or danger
20:01chaos
20:01exactly
20:02vocab word
20:04correct use
20:06chaos
20:07is scary for a lot of people
20:10and as weird as it sounds
20:12they feel much better believing that there's
20:14somebody behind the scenes controlling everything
20:17even if that somebody is a secret society or evil government or even alien force controlling the world
20:26now it's still scary but not as bad as feeling like there's no one in charge
20:32so then none of these conspiracies are true
20:35uh not necessarily
20:41you should always seek out proof and you should never stop asking questions
21:01you see back
21:24no this is the recovered chat log from my swap file and all the ip
21:27connections as far as i could trace what are you doing with all that asking for help
21:31someone has to
21:33we just had this conversation there was no conversation i told you to call the police
21:39and tell them what i heard you say he's alive i heard you say what have you done with my husband
21:47i didn't say i was upset because of the poem i know i looked it up
21:53i'm missing vincent millet dad had these books of hers those are mine and i never said he was alive
22:01i was upset because someone was playing a prank
22:05who logarithms why that's what i'm gonna find out no you're not telling me something you're lying
22:13maddie look at me your father is not alive
22:26you got a new torch at
22:53tom you'll you'll want to see this is this you
23:04who's he talking to i must read the emoji ten previous chats going back five months send me those
23:13who's and start a track
23:23you
23:24you
23:26you
23:28you
23:30you
23:32you
23:34you
23:36you
23:38you
24:03you
24:05there's nothing to tell
24:35nothing you would believe or nothing you would understand what i'm not sure i understand
24:43all right
24:45i know we haven't known each other for that long six months
24:48and this has only been for the last three so there's no obligation or anything
24:53you want to call it off or take a break or whatever just
24:57you can just do that could have been over the phone most people don't even do that much
25:02gabe i know i didn't want to do that because really you've done nothing wrong in fact
25:11i really like you
25:12i really like you
25:14so you see how it's hard to get a call out of nowhere to meet you at a random starbucks
25:20to hear you can't see me anymore but you can't tell me why because it's something i wouldn't
25:24understand or believe it makes me worried ellen should i be worried because if you're in some kind of trouble
25:32it's my husband
25:34it's david
25:38i get it okay
25:41despite what she did i still think about julie
25:45and i'm like julie
25:47david sounds like he was an amazing person
25:50but he's gone ellen
25:52he didn't leave you but he's not coming back
25:55whether you're with me or not it's not going to change
25:58i love him
26:02but i love you too
26:14good morning one for breakfast
26:25i think i'm meant to meet someone
26:28mr chanda your party's expecting you
26:38singularity is near
26:41and whoever makes the big bets and the right bets will control not just the market but the future
26:52singularity isn't that robots taking over wiping us out
26:56that's ai i'm talking about ui
26:59uploaded intelligence
27:01uploaded
27:02uploading human minds to the cloud
27:05what like memories or
27:07no the whole person the whole brain every neuron a digital emulation of a human mind
27:13which you run with massive parallel computers
27:18is that the tech that prasad's developing
27:25hey you're 6 000 miles from mumbai and you're just grabbing some breakfast before your flight
27:30sounds like science fiction to me
27:32sure but so does half the stuff we do every day
27:34driverless cars computers on our wrist genetic editing
27:38ray i promise you we doubt this man at our own peril
27:41you are looking at the second coming of nostradamus
27:44hey i'm just an engineer
27:46no no no you are a prophet chanda
27:49if i didn't work for ajit prasad you'd be calling me a patent troll
27:53prasad may get the spotlight
27:55but we know you're the guy behind the guy
28:00alliance isn't patenting the technology they're not even developing it
28:03as far as i know but someone is someone will and when they do it'll change the world
28:09or ended
28:10or we are done that's for certain but it's not death it's retirement
28:15unless you consider them the same thing
28:17i don't
28:20this will be bigger than the industrial revolution the uis will transform business medicine construction
28:26once they are running things humans can kick back all at once and for good
28:31this will birth a massive retirement industry for the young which will have its own opportunities
28:36the market for new products and services is endless
28:40can you give us an example
28:44you mean like a free sample
28:48no double your current salary year one stock bonuses commensurate with patent performance
28:54and you come into the spotlight my friend
28:59that's very generous very tempting but this has nothing to do with generosity you're worth this
29:08yes
29:22mr chanda
29:22mr chanda
29:34mr
29:39oh
29:54researchers claim the nuclear plant maintenance program will make human supervision
29:57north korean leader said to be seeking digital prized alliance engineer the node
30:02chanda and you think you're kidnapped
30:07dinner's ready okay and dad's home
30:11hey
30:23hey
30:23hey
30:25stir fry
30:29with tofu and bok choy
30:33with tofu and bok choy
30:36is that all right
30:37i thought you said something about a home-cooked meal
30:40this is home-cooked
30:42monday through thursday
30:44all i eat
30:45is chinese takeout
30:47or room service
30:48i don't understand
30:49i see that
30:50this is home-cooked
30:51i cooked it
30:53you've stated that twice now i haven't disputed it once
30:56how's san jose
30:57how's school
31:00i got a call from caspian's calculus teacher today
31:04she said he's ready to take the ap exam now and start a college course next semester
31:11well it's good he's past that differential calc's worthless
31:15worthless
31:16it's not practical in the real world unless you want to be a teacher
31:19you want to be a programmer lambda
31:21well i thought it was impressive
31:22i thought it was impressive
31:22and if you were hiring for centillion or logarithms your opinion might have value
31:26i know lambda
31:29really
31:30so if i were to give you a problem
31:33like the kind they'd throw for an entry-level coder job
31:36you could solve it
31:36carry
31:37you brought up math renee i'm just talking to my son
31:39i'm pretty tired
31:43all right i'll give you an easy one then
31:45five geniuses sit around a table each with a bowl of tofu stir fry with bok choy in front of them
31:50there's one chopstick between each guy therefore one to the right and left
31:55in order to eat any given genius needs to use both chopsticks
32:01they have to alternate eating and thinking because they can't do both at the same time
32:05how do you make sure all the geniuses get their thinking done without starving to death
32:10well i think i know this one each man takes a chopstick to feed the man next to him
32:15that's a religious allegory between heaven and hell
32:18this is a concurrent algorithm problem
32:21so he knows what the problem is that is a start
32:24assume infinite amount of stir fry
32:26and infinite amount of stomach space
32:27maybe it is al it's hard to avoid deadlock isn't it
32:32this is a shared resource problem that appears in programming all the time
32:36uh-uh the guy on your right's using that one
32:38he just wants to eat his dinner
32:40quiet
32:43i give up i don't get it
32:46it's a hierarchy solution you assign a partial order to the resources
32:50okay
32:51you number the chopsticks one through five
32:53each man picks up the lowest number first from the two in front of them
32:56and the order they put them down in doesn't matter
32:59if four of the five geniuses pick up the lowest numbered stick only the highest number remains on
33:03the table leaving an odd man out until the next round
33:09i thought you said you didn't get it
33:10it's not practical in the real world unless your program only has access to one database
33:17across multiple you'd have to release hired number records before accessing new ones in your
33:21program would stall then crash then you'd be fired
33:26oh but you do avoid deadlocks
33:31it's easy to poke holes when you don't have introduce a third party someone from the outside
33:35a waiter an arbitrator that each genius has to ask permission for to lift their stick
33:40they can always put down but they must have permission to lift third party works as a mutex reduces parallelism
33:46wow honey wow honey do you even understand one word he said i understand a lot of things i know he
33:54wasn't wrong i know that here take mine too just like i know what home-cooked means even if you don't
34:01it's a meal home-cooked meal it's not tofu not kale meatloaf mashed potatoes you know food
34:31meatloaf and mashed potatoes i improvised
34:52that's right
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35:28okay guys come on take your seats let's get started
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38:05there's something i'm not telling you something i never thought i'd have to
38:14and now i have to
38:24it's a massive ddos attack we're trying to black hole it but there's multiple simultaneous attacks
38:33okay where are they from there's no signature it's just a message written in
38:37idiogram let man go or let him go i i don't know
38:42call shire and stern and have them check on lowell i think she just realized she's not the only one out
38:49there
38:50what
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