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00:00It's the state prelims for this year's Math Olympiad. Only one candidate will make it to
00:13national level. Who will it be? The last question on the test this year is of the utmost difficulty.
00:19An unsolvable mathematical model could change microchip technology forever. No student has
00:25yet to attempt or even turn in their tests. It is that hard.
00:32Down to the last minute. Can no one really solve this problem?
00:35I told you, Reeds, these are high schoolers. They're not going to be able to solve a problem
00:40that baffles the entire microchip industry. We are falling behind in microchip tech and
00:45I am tired of outsourcing to other countries. That is exactly why we need to give Youngblood
00:49a chance. And your answer is what, these teenagers? And as you well know, Apollo Tech is number
00:54one in tech in the United States. I can't see any of these kids being able to solve this.
01:01All done.
01:03Xocia Sanchez is the first to finish.
01:13Hello, you're the girl from West Virginia, right? The state with all the dumb hillbillies?
01:21You sure you don't want to double check your answers? There's no need for that. She says
01:27she's done. Just take it. What can a farm Barbie amount to anyway? I bet her answer sheet is blank.
01:34The test questions were indeed beyond the level of this state competition, but if I were you,
01:40I would log my answers in immediately. It might just change the trajectory of our future.
01:43Okay. What a joke. Not even Apollo Tech researchers can solve this math model. How could she?
01:54Must have been a blank test. Wait. She solved it. Quick, put it in the system.
02:04It's not solved as I do. Microchip mathematical model. Answer submitted. Analyzing.
02:10Okay. Someone handed in their answer. Hold on. No one's been able to solve this. Even if
02:16somebody handed in an answer, it's probably just a blind guess. I give you a 99.9% chance
02:20that this answer is wrong. Analysis complete. Solution correct.
02:25Correct. We found the genius we've been looking for. He could save the microchip industry.
02:31He could save the entire mathematical world. Come on. Quick. Look him up. Find out what
02:36Ivy League college he goes to. It's a girl. No. There's no way. This is just a hillbilly
02:47girl. There's no way she solved this math problem. It doesn't matter where she's from. She can
02:51be the key to the next breakthrough in our technology. We must find her now. Mom. Mom.
02:57I did it. I actually did it. The last question, the math Olympiad, I solved it. You mean the
03:05microchip modeling problem that nobody solved for decades? Oh, social. I'm so proud of you.
03:19Here are the shoes I've been to. Mom, you're the best. It's all thanks to you for taking
03:26me under your wings and passing down your math knowledge to me. You are my only family.
03:31Of course I'd do anything for you. I knew you would never turn into that horrible Becky Kane.
03:40You mean your former protege? The youngest math professor at Princeton? Yes. Yes. Yes. I've succeeded.
03:57Professor, is this your new microchip math model? Yes. Oh. Well, this advances our technology
04:04technology by at least a decade. Whoever has this will surely win the Nobel Prize. In three
04:11days, I will hold a conference announcing to the world that we no longer need to rely on foreign
04:15suppliers for the best microchips. This changes everything. Hello, everyone. I am proud to announce my
04:33latest mathematical discovery. I am confident that it will advance microchip technology in stride.
04:40Stop. I call fraud. Margaret Harmon stole my research results.
04:51It can't be. Margaret Harmon is well respected in Silicon Valley. Her work has been monumental.
04:57Only one of a few women. Becky, you're my student. How can you accuse me of this? This is my graduate
05:05thesis. It has been certified by five academic journals. No. You stole and patented my work before
05:15I could? It's my work. Of course I can patent it. I have a witness too. Yes. I am the director of science
05:23and technology and I attest Miss Becky Kane did submit her thesis to me three days ago.
05:29So it's true. Margaret Harmon stole her students work. You're stripped of your position, Harmon.
05:37No. No, no, no, no. I, I, I, this is my work. I didn't.
05:46You don't belong in the math hall of fame anymore. I do.
05:49This is my work. I didn't plagiarize anything. This is me. Security. Throw her out.
06:00It's my life. It's my work. It's no. Please. I didn't plagiarize anything. It's mine.
06:07No, I don't understand. Please. No, you don't understand.
06:20You should be honored that I'm using your work to climb to the top.
06:24I'm inheriting your math legacy, professor. No, it's my life's work.
06:29I'm inheriting your math.
06:55Sine, cosine, cosine, sine.
06:59Cosine, cosine, sine.
07:02Sine!
07:06Sine, cosine, cosine, sine.
07:10Cosine, cosine, sine.
07:13Sine.
07:14Sine!
07:17Do you like math?
07:19Yep.
07:21Have no ma, no pa.
07:22But I found this math textbook in the trash.
07:26It's the one thing none of the bullies will take away from me.
07:31That is all I have, too.
07:35What's your name, little one?
07:38My name's Xosha.
07:40Xosha?
07:43How about you and me become a family from now on?
07:52If it wasn't for you, I probably would have died on the streets.
07:57After the first round of the exam, Xosha Sanchez is in first place for National Monthly.
08:02Oh, Xosha.
08:04Oh, I'm so proud of you.
08:08Xosha Sanchez is in first place for National Monthly.
08:12Xosha Sanchez?
08:14From West Virginia?
08:17What is this, a tractor princess competition now?
08:21Advisor Margaret Harmon.
08:23That old hag again?
08:26What if this hillbilly brat really is a math genius?
08:30They'll prove that I'm really an idiot and take away my Nobel Prize.
08:34I can't let that happen.
08:35Yes, tell the press that Xosha Sanchez cheated at the competition.
08:53The results of the math Olympiad are being contested.
08:55They say you cheated, Xosha Sanchez.
08:57Are you going to accept the rematch?
08:59Did you cheat?
09:00Leave my daughter alone.
09:01Hey!
09:02Mom, don't worry, I got this.
09:05I'm going to prove to the world what a real math genius looks like.
09:09And prove that Becky Cain is the real cheat.
09:12Oh, God.
09:16Damn it.
09:18Academics are questioning the results.
09:20They want to know how a small-town girl from the middle of nowhere finished first.
09:24They think we helped her cheat.
09:26They want a rematch.
09:27Then let's host a rematch.
09:30We can live stream the entire thing.
09:32We can even have in-person judges present.
09:35Becky Cain, the youngest Nobel Prize winner in mathematics.
09:49Becky Cain, it's an honor.
09:51Okay, then.
09:52Looks like it's settled.
09:54We'll host a rematch.
09:55Becky, you'll be our head judge.
09:57Let's see if Xosha Sanchez really is a genius.
09:59You can do this, Xosha.
10:08I believe in you.
10:13Long time no see, my dear professor.
10:18Oh.
10:18Oh, what is that sketch?
10:21It's you.
10:22It's you.
10:23You, you, you, you.
10:24Hey, you!
10:25Mom!
10:26Mom, mom.
10:27Mom, careful of your heart.
10:28And you're that low-down fraud that nixed my mother's research.
10:34But the one who committed plagiarism is the old hag you're holding up.
10:37No.
10:38I hear you're a stinky janitor at some backwater high school now, Margaret.
10:43How pathetic.
10:45What matters is what's in our heads and our hearts.
10:49And yours is black.
10:50A farm girl and a janitor.
10:54What a pair.
10:55I can't tell who's going to embarrass who more.
10:59Ignore her mom.
11:00She's incapable of distinguishing between real intellect and memorize Elita's talking points.
11:05Isn't that right, Miss Overpriced Diploma?
11:08You could try to talk smart.
11:10But the whole world believes Margaret is the one who stole my research.
11:14I will prove her innocent.
11:16Then they'll think you're a cheat, too.
11:18Even if you're really a genius, no one is going to believe you.
11:22I have a Nobel Prize.
11:24And you're still wearing donation rags from Goodwill.
11:27You should quit while you still can.
11:31She's right.
11:32So, Sean, I'm just going to drag you down so you...
11:35No, no, no, no, Mom.
11:37I want you to witness me taking back everything that belongs to you.
11:42Oh, I forgot to mention.
11:45I'll be head judge at today's contest.
11:49I'm so sure she's going to rig the contest against you.
11:54I should have come here with you.
11:57I'm just going to drag you down.
11:59They all think I'm a fraud.
12:01Hey, Mom.
12:06You're not.
12:09I must win this contest.
12:11Only then will I prove that Becky Cain stole Mom's research
12:15and will be able to afford Mom's surgery.
12:17Welcome to the National Math Olympiad.
12:20The judges we have here today are esteemed professors
12:23from top Ivy League universities,
12:25including the one and only Professor Becky Cain,
12:28Nobel Prize winner for her work on microchip technology
12:3110 years ago.
12:33I look better in person, don't I?
12:35The contest begins.
12:37Let's invite the first two contestants up.
12:52Incorrect. Incorrect.
12:58Get off the stage!
13:01These are our nation's future experts.
13:04I'm so disappointed.
13:06Don't worry, Professor Cain.
13:08There's one more.
13:10The answer's infinity.
13:12There's one more.
13:14You mean that farm Barbie from Hillbilly Town?
13:16The one who's going to a community college?
13:19What's a girl doing in math, anyway?
13:20I mean, is this the circumference of her breasts
13:22bigger than the pigs she feeds?
13:24That's the only number I care about.
13:26Margaret Harmon and Zosha Sanchez,
13:29you're about to fall into my trap.
13:32I'll make sure you both never return
13:34to the arenas of math and science.
13:36Please welcome the math genius from West Virginia,
13:39Zosha Sanchez!
13:45Enjoy the show.
13:46I will show the world
14:05what small-town girls are made of.
14:11I don't care about my dreams anymore.
14:13I only care about your future, Zosha.
14:20That's your so-called genius?
14:22Look at her shoes.
14:24She belongs at a swamp,
14:25not at a national contest.
14:28I checked her SAT score.
14:30It's just 584 out of 800.
14:33That's not genius at all.
14:34Oh, that is a C-.
14:36I only want C's when it's a cup size.
14:38Whack, these are even better.
14:40The poor can only attend community college
14:46because they're morons.
14:48Just give up and go back to milking cow boobs.
14:51What a loser.
14:53She can't even get to the real university.
14:55Poor people don't have braining genes.
14:59They're meant to work on farms
15:01and wear rags like hers forever.
15:04The bottom brands of the society
15:05should stay at the bottom.
15:07Don't bring your cow downstage here.
15:10I told you, Zosha.
15:12You're too dumb and poor
15:14to compete on this stage.
15:16You can't even get into the Ivy League like me.
15:18I don't need to buy my way to prestige
15:20when I have the brains.
15:21I'd rather spend the money on mom's heart surgery.
15:24What's a woman doing going to school anyway?
15:26She should just drop out,
15:28marry her hillbilly cousin,
15:29pop out seven kids like the rest of her town.
15:32You should say that to the woman sitting next to you.
15:35Oh, Professor Becky Cain is an exception.
15:38She has a Nobel Prize.
15:40Ah, the double standards
15:42you so-called elitist academics hold.
15:46I'm so happy I'm not a part of your group.
15:47I'm just here to win the prize money
15:50to take care of my mom.
15:52Okay, don't try distracting us, Zosha Sanchez.
15:55Explain.
15:56Someone with low scores like that
15:58could have never solved this math problem.
16:00Did someone help you cheat?
16:02Is it your mentor?
16:08No.
16:09They're gonna attack her because of me.
16:13If you're so curious about my test scores,
16:15you should check out my entire high school record.
16:18I get exactly 73% on everything.
16:28Zosha, I heard your mother's ill
16:30and you need money.
16:32What do you want?
16:34I could help you with the money,
16:36but you can't score higher than me on anything.
16:40I want to be valedictorian.
16:41That money can really help mom.
16:45It's a deal.
16:47How about I score exactly 73% on everything
16:50and 584 on the SATs.
16:54Fine.
16:59I get exactly 73% on everything.
17:02Pull up her school records.
17:10Every test score,
17:12every assignment,
17:14everything is exactly 73%.
17:16Is she manipulating her scores?
17:20I've never seen such precise scoring before.
17:24She must be a real genius to do that.
17:26Damn it, she's showing off her smarts.
17:32I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:34Let me show you what real skill is.
17:37And I don't need to cheat like you
17:38to do it, Becky Kane.
17:39I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:40I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:41I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:42I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:43I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:44I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:45I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:46I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:47I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:48I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:49I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:50I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:51I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:52I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
17:53I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
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