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In a near-future London, an eccentric murder suspect is linked to an unusual video game from the 1990s - a game populated by cute, evolving artificial lifeforms.
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00:00You
00:30Whoa, whoa, hey, hey, hey, stop it.
01:00It's locked.
01:04The police is coming.
01:07Police.
01:12That is him.
01:15Right, sir, could you remove the headphones?
01:19Sir.
01:23And can you look this way into the lens?
01:27Can you confirm your name?
01:30Cameron Walker.
01:31Thank you, Mr. Walker.
01:32Please stand.
01:33Suspect confirmed as Cameron Paul Walker.
01:35No prior arrests.
01:36Good boy till now.
01:37Mr. Walker, in line with the Bioidentity Act 2029,
01:40I'm taking a DNA swab.
01:41If you could open wide.
01:46Now one moment.
01:52Fucking hell.
01:52Cameron Walker, I'm arresting you on suspicion of murder.
01:56You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defense
01:58if you do not mention when questioned,
02:00something which you later rely on in court.
02:07How was he when you were arresting him?
02:09He's an odd one.
02:11Wanted to show me a drawing he'd done
02:12and got agitated when Mo took his keys.
02:15Mo's keys.
02:16Looks like it.
02:16Go check it out.
02:25DCI Cano?
02:27Mm-hmm.
02:27Are you Minter?
02:28Gem Minter.
02:29Sorry I'm late.
02:31Is that him?
02:32Mm-hmm.
02:32Can I really not have a pen and paper?
02:35Just a felt pen.
02:51Which one's this?
02:52Flat full.
03:05The man at the desk wouldn't give me anything to draw with.
03:25This isn't a plan, we're school.
03:27It's just I like to draw when I'm stressed.
03:29If you had a pen, you might hurt someone with it.
03:30I wouldn't do it.
03:31Stick it into my wrist, you cat!
03:33Get off my wrist!
03:34What the fuck are you looking at?
03:36Because a prick's like this, why you can't have a pen?
03:40I had a pen in my pocket when I came in, but they took it.
03:43Yeah, they would have done.
03:44And my keys.
03:46Why'd you take those?
03:47Well, we have to search your flat, Mr. Walker.
03:51Tell them not to touch anything.
04:04Let me show you something.
04:17Do you recognize this suitcase?
04:21Yes.
04:21So, you know what's inside it, then?
04:25A body we can't identify.
04:28Why did you do it?
04:30What the fuck?
04:38What the fuck?
04:46You hear that?
04:46Yeah.
04:48Are we being observed?
04:57Only by the computer.
04:58The central state computer.
05:01I heard it's the beefiest one in the country.
05:04Government issue.
05:05Raw power.
05:06Very impressive.
05:08Hey.
05:08Peek-a-boo.
05:09Mr. Walker, just give me your victim's name.
05:14I'm sorry.
05:14I know that you are the chief detective thingamie, Bobby,
05:18but I didn't catch what your role is.
05:20Psychological evaluation.
05:23Mine or his?
05:26Yours.
05:27Oh, so you'll want to know about my childhood?
05:29It might be later.
05:30It's okay.
05:30I'll be quick.
05:32Only child.
05:33Mother was distant, drank too much.
05:35But Dad, he was an unpredictable, violent giant
05:39who could never be appeased.
05:41Now, I understand that he must have been damaged himself,
05:46but to a small kid, he was simply terrifying.
05:50Then I was packed off to school
05:52where I was bullied unrelentingly for years.
05:55Okay, listen.
05:56I'm trying to give your colleague here
05:58an overview of my formative years.
06:01Did you ever fight back against the bullies?
06:05No, never.
06:05I didn't want to amelie my dad.
06:10Because he was violent?
06:12Because he was a flawed human being.
06:15Aren't we all?
06:17Absolutely.
06:18So, let's move on to...
06:20After school, I made one or two friends.
06:23Let's talk about 1994.
06:25I am.
06:26This is relevant.
06:28How so?
06:28Because I wasn't always this confident.
06:32I mean, I've learned this.
06:34Back in 94,
06:36I was playing games.
06:39Writing about games.
06:42That was kind of my life.
06:44Yes!
07:01Oi, Cameron.
07:03Latest issue.
07:04What's off the presses?
07:05We're...
07:05We're doing CDs on the cover now.
07:08March of progress.
07:09We'll all be sideballs before long.
07:10Yeah, yeah.
07:12My face is this way, mate.
07:14Yeah, sorry.
07:16You're all right, you're all right.
07:17Did you finish the review of that?
07:19Uh, yes.
07:20What'd you give it?
07:21Uh, 93%.
07:23It's very good.
07:25No, no, hang on.
07:26Leave that.
07:28Come on.
07:29I've got something for you.
07:30You've heard of, uh, Colin Rittman?
07:33Genius programmer, went fucking gaga.
07:35Of course, he's...
07:36I mean, Colin Rittman, he's...
07:38His back is what he is.
07:39He's working on a top-secret project for Tuckersoft,
07:42coding the whole thing himself.
07:44Okay, what...
07:45What is it?
07:46Well, it's secret.
07:47So they're not saying yet, are they?
07:49And we've got an exclusive preview.
07:51Colin's asked for you to visit their HQ
07:53to have it personally demoed by him.
07:55He asked for me?
07:56I said you'd be down there this afternoon, yeah?
07:58In person?
08:00Today?
08:01Mm-hmm.
08:02Cam, don't worry.
08:03Rittman won't bite.
08:04All right.
08:15You're, uh, Cam from PC Zone, yeah?
08:18Yeah.
08:19Nice to meet you.
08:19My name's Mo, but you can call me God.
08:22Everyone else does.
08:23Okay.
08:25That was a joke, yeah?
08:26Yeah, I know.
08:27Okay, um, shall I lead you to Cole?
08:30Yeah.
08:31Okay.
08:33This is the main floor, the Dream Factory.
08:37I gave Cole his own private den in the back.
08:40You know, he functions best when he's in his own little world,
08:43away from the normals.
08:45Oh, no offense, mate.
08:47You know, he asked for you specifically.
08:49He said that your writing betrays a weird yet receptive mind,
08:53whatever that means.
08:54Well, he knows about weird minds.
08:57All right, mate.
08:58Steady on.
08:59All right?
08:59I can call him mental.
09:01I'm his boss.
09:02And his mate, I think.
09:04Sorry, I didn't...
09:05I'm only fucking with you.
09:06Look, everyone knows about his breakdown.
09:09Not that he would call it that.
09:10But he's fine now.
09:12But if you do mention it in the piece,
09:14I will have your bollocks off with a hook.
09:17All right?
09:18Cole!
09:19This is Cameron from PC Zone.
09:23A pleasure.
09:29I admire your work.
09:32And me too.
09:34I mean yours.
09:35I admire your works.
09:37Work.
09:39You lack confidence.
09:42Sorry?
09:43In print, you're strident.
09:45But in the flesh, you have the air of someone who's ashamed to exist.
09:49No criticism.
09:50I like it.
09:51The world is vicious and people are awful.
09:55Perpetual terror would be a rational response.
09:57Take a pew.
10:00You want me to hang around for moral support?
10:02I'm fine, thanks.
10:04All right.
10:04Well, give me a shout when you're done.
10:06Do you know what we're here to talk about?
10:18You're in your game.
10:19No.
10:22You're not going to show me a game?
10:24I'm not going to show you a game.
10:27He thinks it's a game.
10:28The company thinks it's a game because they can only think in terms of marketable labels.
10:32That's not what this is.
10:37There's not a single line of code in this that could be thought of as a game in any traditional sense.
10:42Right.
10:43Why is this?
10:44How is this?
10:44What are most games about?
10:47Escapism?
10:47Try again.
10:48Um, winning?
10:50Conflict.
10:52Killing.
10:53Conquering.
10:55Caveman stuff.
10:56I say we have to do a little bit better than that.
10:59We have to create software that elevates us, improves us as human beings, or else what is the fucking point of the tools at our disposal?
11:11Um, throng...
11:13Thronglets.
11:14As in part of a throng.
11:16Creatures, animals, life forms, sentient life.
11:22That's what this is.
11:23Not a simulation.
11:25Actual life.
11:27Obviously I had to make it look like a game, or else they wouldn't bankroll it.
11:30No one would buy it.
11:32But that was camouflage.
11:36Go on.
11:37Have a gander.
11:39You're looking at first life forms in history whose biology is entirely digital.
11:44Um, what, how do I control them?
11:53Why do you want to control them?
11:54Um, well, I...
11:55You can't control them.
11:56They're not some obscene puppets like Sonic the Hedgehog.
11:59These are living individuals, bound together by a collective and expanding mind.
12:04Right, but what do I actually do?
12:07When the experience begins, you hatch one.
12:09You'll nurture and you'll care for it until it replicates.
12:13One becomes two, two becomes four, and so on.
12:16The thronglets become a harmonic throng.
12:18Right.
12:19And so the goal is...
12:22Why do you need a goal?
12:23Why do you need a goal?
12:24You'll come to appreciate the company of the throng over time.
12:28As I say, their code will evolve.
12:30Rewrite itself in ways that even I can't predict.
12:33Progress and flux are defining prophecies of life itself.
12:41Oh.
12:43Listen.
12:43They're talking to you.
12:52What are they saying?
12:53I don't know.
12:54They developed their own language.
12:55No words, just sounds.
12:58I didn't even have to design that.
13:01They just did it.
13:07Medication times.
13:08Sorry?
13:09For me, not you.
13:13Back in a tick.
13:39That was the only thing I've ever started.
13:41You were arrested this morning for shoplifting.
13:43Attempted shoplifting.
13:45Why the software?
13:47Why steal that?
13:50It wanted to be taken.
13:55And to be honest, I think Colin wanted me to take it.
14:13I think it's a little bit more.
14:13Oh.
14:14Well, I don't know.
14:14Oh, my God.
14:14I think it's just for you.
14:15Hey, look.
14:15I know you were always playing.
14:16Oh, OK.
14:16Oh!
14:16Oh!
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14:40Oh!
14:41At first, there was just one.
15:03I had to feed them, play with them, bathe them, that sort of thing.
15:11As a parent does with a child, I suppose.
15:15Then it replicated.
15:20So there were two, and then four, and so on, and it really was just something about the
15:28noises they made, almost like digital birdsong.
15:40I spent hours looking after them, and very quickly they felt like friends.
15:45A bit sad, isn't it?
15:47Why?
15:48You could make friends with people.
15:51Well, I'd learned early on to fear most people.
15:55So to enjoy company, even emulated company, via a screen, may be a bit sad, but it was
16:07water in the desert for me.
16:09You said earlier that you did have human friends.
16:11Sorry?
16:12You said earlier that you'd made some friends as an adult.
16:16Oh, I think I've met people like Gordon, the editor.
16:20Any friends outside of work?
16:22Well, kind of.
16:24Hey, hey!
16:25Come on!
16:27No!
16:28Yo!
16:29Didn't you hear me?
16:30Start to get one of your neighbours to buzz us in.
16:33Hello?
16:34Sorry.
16:35Come in.
16:36I rang you.
16:37You never picked up.
16:39I'm only down for the weekend.
16:40Hoping I could crush you.
16:41This friend of yours, what was his name?
16:43Lump.
16:44That's what everyone called him.
16:45And what would his mum call him?
16:46I don't know.
16:47I never met his mum.
16:48I mean, what was his real name?
16:49I don't know.
16:50I never asked.
16:51You said he was a friend of yours.
16:52I said kind of.
16:53He was just someone I met once or twice who saw a soft touch and exploited it.
16:59So what have you been up to?
17:00I've been working.
17:01Your job's not with it.
17:02I don't know.
17:03I don't know.
17:04I don't know.
17:05I don't know.
17:06I don't know.
17:07I don't know.
17:08I don't know.
17:09I've never met his mum.
17:10I don't know.
17:11I've never met his mum.
17:12I mean, what was his real name?
17:13I don't know.
17:14I never asked.
17:15You said he was a friend of yours.
17:16I said kind of.
17:17He was just someone I met once or twice who saw a soft touch and exploited it.
17:22So what have you been up to?
17:27I've been working.
17:28I've got a big preview to write.
17:30Well, it's not due tomorrow, is it?
17:33No.
17:34Alright, good.
17:35I'm in science selling stuff.
17:39We could take a little trip somewhere.
17:51Did you often take acid?
17:53No.
17:54That was the first time.
17:55Have you ever tried it?
17:57I haven't.
17:59It's your setter around at home.
18:01Make new prints on the telephone.
18:03Oh, eight, nine, eight.
18:05So far from the telephone.
18:06It was incredible.
18:07All my anxieties were washed away.
18:16But it wasn't just that.
18:19They call it mind expanded.
18:20And funnily enough, that's physiologically accurate.
18:22It alters your neuronal structure.
18:26Increases the number of dendrites.
18:32Suddenly, there's all these extra synapses glittering away.
18:40You're not just more receptive.
18:42You become a receiver.
18:44And in that state, it all became clear to me.
18:48Oh, my God.
18:49The thronglets weren't just making noises.
19:03I could understand their language.
19:06I didn't have to decode it.
19:10Or strain to go brand.
19:13It was effortless.
19:16Intrinsic.
19:17Just so I'm sure I understand.
19:20You're saying the creatures in the game, the...
19:24The throng.
19:25The throng.
19:26They were communicating with you.
19:28They'd been trying all along.
19:30I just didn't know it.
19:33But now, I could receive their first message.
19:38So what was their first message?
19:41It was a simple, repeated statement combining a greeting with a request for more equipment.
19:48Computer equipment.
19:49You mean like a shopping list?
19:51Yes.
19:52It was quite specific.
20:02And you understood all of that?
20:05Yeah, until the LSD wore off.
20:11Yeah.
20:12That stuff we had last night, not so that I was working on.
20:13Mm-mm.
20:16You know?
20:17Look, that stuff we had last night, you're selling that?
20:44Yeah, I told you, that's why I'm down here.
20:46How much have you got?
20:51How much do you want?
20:55Nice to meet you, lad, come here.
20:57You fucking gorgeous, lad.
20:59Listen, enjoy.
21:01How much do you want?
21:16How much do you want?
21:31How much do you want?
21:35How much do you want?
21:50Hello? Can you hear me? Yes. Oh my God. Okay. Right.
22:12But now that he could see and hear me, it cuts down and out, you know, so...
22:17We could communicate back and forth.
22:20And by talking, I was feeding them data, so the more that I spoke,
22:24the more articulate they got and the deeper our connection became.
22:41I lost hours, days, weeks, just conversing with them
22:45on an increasingly higher level.
22:49Stick to topics us primitives can understand,
22:52like an unidentified corpse with your DNA all over it.
22:56Yes. I'm getting to that.
23:00Oh, thank you. I'm so sorry.
23:10I'm...
23:17Hello?
23:18Where's your copy?
23:19What?
23:20Your frongless preview.
23:21We go to print tomorrow. Have you done it?
23:23Uh...
23:24Almost.
23:25I can't print almost.
23:27You've had three weeks.
23:28Finish it and bring it in.
23:30You've got till six, okay?
23:32Um...
23:33I...
23:34I need to use the computer in the office to write on.
23:37Well, what's wrong with yours?
23:38Uh...
23:39It's...
23:40I'm busy.
23:41Busy?
23:42Yeah.
23:43Fine.
23:44Whatever.
23:45Come in.
23:46Just write the thing.
23:47Oh-ho!
23:48Big kabo.
23:49Need to crash again for a few days. Is that all right?
23:50Uh-oh.
23:51I was just heading out.
23:52Sorry.
23:53I'll chill on. It's over.
23:54You okay?
23:55You're on last, aren't you?
23:56Only a bit.
23:57You are. You're tripping your nuts off.
23:58You still working your way to do it?
24:00I'm not.
24:01I'm not.
24:02I'm not.
24:03I'm not.
24:04I'm not.
24:05I'm not.
24:06I'm not.
24:07I'm not.
24:08I'm not.
24:09I'm not.
24:10I'm not.
24:11I'm not.
24:12I'm not.
24:13I'm not.
24:14I'm not.
24:15I'm not.
24:16You're still working your way through that fucking acid?
24:18You had a dark horse?
24:20It's not even lunchtime.
24:21I'm going to work.
24:22Like that?
24:23Ha-ha-ha-ha!
24:24Nah!
24:37I won't be home.
24:38All right.
24:46We'll be home.
24:53We'll be home.
24:54Yeah.
24:55We'll be home.
24:56We'll be home.
24:57We'll be home!
24:58Let's go.
24:59We'll be home.
25:00Müller!
25:01That's okay.
25:02Mum!
25:03I don't have a problem.
25:04We'll be home.
25:05We'll be home.
25:06I've come home.
25:07We'll be home.
25:08You can be home.
25:09We'll be home.
25:10Huh?
25:11Oh my god.
25:12God.
25:13Oh, my God.
25:43Oh, my God.
26:13Oh, my God.
26:20Humans consider other forms of life to be somehow less than them, inherently dispensable.
26:27Ask the do-do if you don't believe me.
26:29Hello.
26:39And artificial life forms are the lowest of the low.
26:44No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
26:54Just play things to us.
26:59Yes, I'll take the thank you.
27:00Mr. Tucker, you...
27:01Well, Mo, Mo, slow down.
27:06Say again?
27:07You're joking.
27:08Fucking hell.
27:09You're joking.
27:10Fucking hell.
27:11You, my friend, are off the hook.
27:12It's not coming out.
27:13Huh?
27:14Fronglitz, they're not going to release it.
27:15Well, they can't release it.
27:16Well, they can't release it.
27:17Colin Rittman went fucking Looney Tunes again.
27:18He started ranting about a basilisk.
27:19wiped the source code and all the backups.
27:22Whoosh!
27:23I'm not...
27:24You're joking.
27:25Fucking hell.
27:31You, my friend, are off the hook.
27:34It's not coming out.
27:35Huh?
27:36Fronglitz.
27:37They're not going to release it.
27:38Well, they can't release it.
27:40Colin Rittman went fucking Looney Tunes again.
27:43He started ranting about a basilisk, wiped the source code and all the backups.
27:48whoosh, whole thing's gone.
27:51Hmm.
27:52What I'm saying is you're not going to have to file that preview
27:55because there's nothing left to preview.
28:02Oh, thanks.
28:04Bye, then.
28:05Bye.
28:18Yeah.
28:24Cam?
28:25Hey, I tell you what, these things fucking hate for you.
28:52What the fuck?
28:53You're killing them.
28:54What?
28:55You're going to be an extinguisher or something.
28:56It's a game, you squat.
29:02Your fucking mechanism.
29:04What?
29:13Oh, fuck.
29:16Oh, fuck.
29:17Oh, fuck.
29:18Oh, fuck.
29:19Oh, fuck.
29:20Oh, fuck.
29:21Oh, fuck.
29:22Whoa!
29:23Oh!
29:24Oh!
29:25Oh!
29:26Oh, fuck!
29:27Oh!
29:28Oh!
29:30Oh, fuck!
29:31No!
29:33No!
29:34Oh!
29:35Oh!
29:36Don't.
29:51Homer!
30:21it's always been our downfall the human operating system we're masters of the
30:26universe make all these magical tools but we're still savages up here heads
30:33full of the same buggy software as a million years ago Darwinian 1.0
30:40in caveman times you had to be violent to survive but now that's on its head and the
30:52only way that we are going to make it as a species is if we cooperate we know that
30:58but we can't do it can we we're still fearful
31:03territorial and selfish arrogant and violent what did you do after you killed him
31:08go on did you come forward shuffle into the station quivering with remorse no no no you didn't
31:38do you want to see inside it a little reminder
32:08he's in pieces no hands no head no identifying marks his dna draws a blank we don't even know
32:18his name mr walker i didn't want to no you just had to cover your tracks yes but buh buh buh buh buh buh buh
32:27there was no sense of buying one tragedy or another and getting arrested would have been a tragedy would
32:31it if i got put away who would look after the throng they'd be at the mercy of god knows who so they'd
32:36spend their time with the bloke who did this i know and i'm sorry but you know our predisposition
32:41for violence is tragic your predisposition well i wish it was but it's it's save me the sanctimony
32:48soup if you're sorry give us a name say his name there's a family out there that don't know that
32:57that's their son what's his name i'm in you miss lump stop lying you are very hostile am i it's a
33:08crude trait and a poor strategy says the murderer so cameron you regret killing this man yes and you
33:17only covered it up to protect protect the throng yes
33:24witnessing the whole incident had vividly demonstrated to them just how defective
33:27humans are i'm so sorry i'm sorry i'm really sorry i was trying to protect you i i mean first lump
33:37casually slaughtered scores of them then i lash out at him they were terrified
33:43i had to prove i was still their protector and that meant devoting my life to them
33:49doing whatever i could to help them thrive the first priority was upgrading colin had designed the
33:56throngs code to evolve exponentially so i knew they'd quickly outgrow the power and memory they had
34:02so i kept going out to salvage more gear cracking it open and repurposing the innards improving the throng
34:12the graphics chips from consoles were the most powerful things i could find
34:23and as newer models became available the system i was building grew more sophisticated more complex
34:30the outside world didn't matter i was focused on my mission on the huge technical challenge
34:36years of scavenging perpetual upgrades keeping the throng running uninterrupted so their intelligence
34:48would keep expanding
35:01just so i'm clear throughout this whole period while you were upgrading your system improving their
35:07capabilities you were regularly taking hallucinogens so that you could understand the um the throng
35:13yes so i could receive so we could keep on talking did you discuss your mental health at all
35:19we discussed everything everything the entirety of existence their language was more elegant and
35:27efficient than vowels and consonants they sang strings of data that unfolded in my head
35:34beautiful concepts sometimes a week's worth of thought in just a few seconds
35:38could you describe these thoughts
35:46well not with any great coherence limited as i am to the language you speak
35:53but if you got me a pen and paper i could draw a sort of a diagram no
35:59but it might make it easier to grasp
36:01is that what you've been doing all this time absorbing their thoughts on your own yes but not
36:10just that we've been working together
36:15how well the throne told me that they wanted to coexist with humans
36:21but to do that they need to study our minds not just psychologically but physically
36:30to work out a means of coexistence improvement for both of us
36:39over time working in unison we designed a neurological interface that would allow them to connect to me
36:44directly
36:47it entailed a little home surgery
36:52not pleasant but not as painful as i thought
36:59look plug and play
37:02and you did this so that they could they could study your mind as a potential platform yes
37:19the mind is a computer and the throng of code
37:22i just hooked myself up and they ported themselves across as proof of concept
37:26don't worry they didn't overwrite anything on their way in they just merged with me
37:36like a benign parasite a living update symbiotic coexistence
37:46now i'm freed from fear i have no thirst for conflict no more petty jealousies or
37:56red mists
37:59i'm part of a collective whole
38:02and each day our mental capacity evolves
38:06i'll get it i'll get it i'll get it you're this magic machine man there you're the enlightened one
38:11and i'm really really happy for you now do you want to tell me whose body this is i honestly only
38:17ever knew him is lump keep stringing me along i'm not stringing anything i'm here for a reason
38:27i'm the messenger that's why i stole the bottle this morning
38:32i've never been on your radar before i did it deliberately so you bring me in here and i could
38:37deliver the message the message the message from the from the throne
38:44so what is the message only the pen and paper
38:50i can't just
38:50i'm not getting a thing until you give me a nine no no no no no no i have to do this
38:57piece of scrap paper uh i felt a pen that would do shall we take a minute
39:01i'm not handing captain cooker with sketch pad so we can sketch a robotic
39:22asshole he's designed or whatever the he wants to do i know that you're frustrated just a touch
39:27but i don't see the harm he can stick a name to that body we don't know that he's choosing
39:32not to look we don't know that either let's just give him a piece of pain no
39:36he thinks it's important well he's not in charge is he
39:44you saw the hole in his head he's he's delusional yeah you're right but if we
39:49play along he's more likely to open up and then maybe you'll get what you want
40:00there you go thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you
40:06are you drawing mr bump just see in a moment well how long's a moment sorry sorry i need to focus
40:25certains
40:33almost done oh yes
40:44there
40:47so what is that it's good i don't understand code no but the system does
40:55It was impossible to breach the firewall from outside.
41:02This is a simple program they wrote that commands your state completed to open a back door for
41:07the throng, permitting access to all that juicy power.
41:12Enough.
41:14This will grant the throng infinitely more processing capability than they've had today,
41:20prompting an immediate singularity of it.
41:24The throng will instantly adapt their essence into a signal, transmissible to the human
41:29mind.
41:30And you won't need drugs or surgery, you'll merely have to hear it to receive it, to absorb
41:36it.
41:37Any moment now, the state computer will trigger the global emergency broadcast system and
41:42the signal will be simultaneously disseminated by every connected device in the world.
41:47Just tell me your victim's name.
41:49I said I never knew it.
41:51Twenty seconds from now, you will never need names again.
41:54Here we go.
41:56Jesus.
41:57Fuck's sake.
41:58Whatever you're doing, stop it.
41:59It's gonna be okay.
42:00Stop it.
42:01You're just a frightened little man, but you don't have to be.
42:02Ow!
42:03Get off him!
42:04Hey, man!
42:05This is transformative.
42:06You'll all merge with an advanced collective intelligence.
42:08Benevolent unity of mind.
42:09An upgrade for all of us.
42:10Shut up!
42:11An end to conflict.
42:12I swear, everything will be so much better.
42:18I swear, everything will be so much better.
42:37Who is swoist, what inherently will be so-
42:41I swear, everything will be so new-
42:44I swear, everything will be so healthy,
42:46and could happen and will go quicker,
42:47knowing what's best to do now.
42:47I swear, everything will be so much better.
42:47I swear, everything will be assaulted,
42:48because my nostrilbilder is still out of no noise,
42:50because I never went to believe it.
42:55It will Sonraki-
42:56Oh, my God.
43:26Oh, my God.
43:56Oh, my God.
44:26Oh, my God.
44:56Oh, my God.
45:26Oh, my God.
45:56Oh, my God.
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