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00:00:09C'est parti !
00:00:30C'est parti !
00:00:50You alright ?
00:00:52I just miss you.
00:00:54I'm right here, Nathan.
00:01:05See ?
00:01:08I still got it.
00:01:13Hey.
00:01:17Dad.
00:01:19I know what you're gonna say.
00:01:22I can't.
00:01:26I know you can.
00:01:30You'll take care of it.
00:01:33I trust you.
00:01:36It's time.
00:01:41Session complete.
00:01:45Did you find what you were looking for?
00:01:55Image capturing is complete.
00:01:57Please open your eyes.
00:02:21It's my girl, Nathan.
00:02:23Hi, Nathan.
00:02:24Nice to meet you.
00:02:24Nice to meet you.
00:02:26Beverly, a caregiver.
00:02:27How's he doing today?
00:02:28He's just adjusting.
00:02:29You know, he's quiet.
00:02:30He gets familiar with the police, but he'll come around.
00:02:32Okay.
00:02:33Hi, ladies.
00:02:40Frank, you have some visitors.
00:02:42Enjoy your visit.
00:02:43You're welcome.
00:02:43Nice to meet you.
00:02:44Nice to meet you.
00:02:45Thank you.
00:02:45You're welcome.
00:02:47Hey, Dad.
00:02:50Where are you?
00:02:51Right here.
00:02:53Every day.
00:02:55New market order.
00:02:57Oh, my God.
00:02:59Okay.
00:02:59I'll be right back.
00:03:01No, thank you.
00:03:02I gotta go talk to them.
00:03:03Now?
00:03:05Yeah, now.
00:03:07Can you watch them for five minutes?
00:03:09Might be good for you.
00:03:10Okay.
00:03:11Thank you.
00:03:12I gotta go talk to them.
00:03:14Now?
00:03:15Sharon, let's start with you.
00:03:16What do you say?
00:03:175-79.
00:03:185-79.
00:03:195-79.
00:03:20Dad?
00:03:30Nathan.
00:03:32I can't believe we're even having this conversation.
00:03:45You made me promise.
00:03:50Well, I didn't promise him anything.
00:03:52He thinks it's time.
00:04:00I wish Mom was here.
00:04:18Yes, I just wanted to, um, see if I could schedule a session.
00:04:25Uh, yeah.
00:04:25Which day would you like to schedule?
00:04:27As soon as possible.
00:04:35What's a drink?
00:05:14Come on.
00:05:14Come on.
00:05:15But what if it's sooner than you think?
00:05:18Even when you don't recognize us, you're still fine.
00:05:22Oh, am I?
00:05:23Yes.
00:05:26If I can't remember you, it's time.
00:05:31It's probably past time.
00:05:33Why are you giving up so quickly?
00:05:35I'm not giving up.
00:05:37I'm getting my affairs in order.
00:05:39You're my insurance.
00:05:42And you just expect me to do all this?
00:05:45Every day I'm losing more pieces of myself.
00:05:49I will not lose the piece that knows and loves my children.
00:05:55I can do this.
00:05:59I can take it on.
00:06:03Okay.
00:06:06Do you promise?
00:06:07Do you promise?
00:06:14Session complete.
00:06:20Well, finally, you can make up to a two-pound loaf of bread.
00:06:25Let me show you something.
00:06:29Sure.
00:06:29Sure.
00:06:43That's my dad.
00:06:53It's you.
00:06:56It's you.
00:07:05Oh, no.
00:07:11I need to get going.
00:07:19Do you recognize your son, Nathan?
00:07:27I'm sorry.
00:07:29Where's my wife?
00:07:31Don't worry.
00:07:32She's...
00:07:32She's all right.
00:07:33I know her.
00:07:36I...
00:07:37I need...
00:07:40I need to go home.
00:07:43I need...
00:07:45I just...
00:07:46I need to go home.
00:07:47I need to go home.
00:07:47I just need you home first.
00:07:49Maybe sit back, Bill.
00:07:59I need...
00:08:01I need...
00:08:03My father a promise.
00:08:08If, uh...
00:08:12He didn't know me anymore.
00:08:18And I told him I would do it.
00:08:25But I don't know.
00:08:29I don't know.
00:08:31Neither of us.
00:08:36I promise.
00:08:37Yes.
00:08:38Mm-hmm.
00:08:53Do you want some tea?
00:08:56Sure.
00:08:57Do you want some tea?
00:09:15Oh.
00:09:23There you go.
00:09:27Is it time?
00:09:45For love or not?
00:09:52It's Dos M Sams.
00:09:52Let's go home.
00:10:11Once you've listened to the vorace of health,
00:10:11I am twelve people who were not treated.
00:10:13How are you too close to this?
00:10:13Desì, no matter what you hwyke,
00:10:44Its fate is sealed.
00:16:29Thank you
00:19:06Oh, shit
00:23:06C'est bon.
00:23:36Qu'est-ce qu'ils callent ça ?
00:23:39Van Dyke Brown ?
00:23:42Je pense qu'ils callent Van Dyke Brown.
00:23:47Je ne sais pas.
00:23:53Donc, vous êtes juste...
00:23:55passant-through,
00:23:57voir le monde, vivre la vie ?
00:24:01Je ne peux pas vraiment rester dans un endroit trop long.
00:24:07J'espère que vous voyez tous les sites avant que vous allez.
00:24:25Qu'est-ce que vous trouvez ici ?
00:24:27J'ai eu...
00:24:30J'ai eu un trou.
00:24:33Je vais juste avoir un trou.
00:24:37Oh...
00:24:37Our gas station has the only tow truck and it closed at five.
00:24:42So you're stuck till tomorrow morning.
00:24:49Je lance-tuvia il doit yester me.
00:24:57J'ai du place de
00:24:58de rester ?
00:24:59J'ai une place à rester ?
00:25:03Promise I'll take you as soon as it opens tomorrow.
00:25:14Okay.
00:25:40I hate the smell of artificial heat.
00:25:43I'm Tabitha, by the way.
00:25:45Grayson.
00:25:47Crockett.
00:25:48Grayson Crockett.
00:25:57Grayson Crockett.
00:26:01He could be a legend with a name like that.
00:26:05Grayson.
00:26:11Grayson.
00:26:21Grayson.
00:26:32Grayson.
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00:31:23Tu peux peut-être utiliser ça.
00:31:25Je ne veux pas protéger.
00:31:30Je ne veux pas.
00:31:34Qu'est-ce que c'est ?
00:31:37Il n'y a rien avec un peu de pain.
00:31:40Il me rappelle que je suis allé.
00:31:44C'est le temps.
00:31:45C'est le temps.
00:31:50Qu'est-ce que c'est protéger toi ?
00:31:57Donc je ne vais pas exploser ?
00:32:14Je ne vais pas exploser.
00:32:22Ce qui va se passer si tu exploses ?
00:32:25Je ne sais pas.
00:32:29C'est un peu.
00:32:30C'est un peu.
00:32:31C'est un peu.
00:32:33C'est un peu.
00:32:35C'est un peu.
00:32:37Je ne suis pas une star.
00:32:38C'est un peu.
00:32:51C'est un peu.
00:32:53C'est un peu.
00:32:54C'est un peu.
00:32:56C'est un peu.
00:32:58C'est un peu.
00:33:00C'est un peu.
00:33:00et les petits bits qui m'ont fait les premiers stars.
00:33:06Et maintenant ces anciens stars ont l'air
00:33:10et ont l'air des petits bits
00:33:12all the way à l'intérieur.
00:33:18Si ils ne faisaient pas ça,
00:33:20ils n'avaient jamais existir.
00:33:24Ils étaient tous des stars.
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00:49:29Okay.
00:49:59Yes.
00:50:00wake up.
00:50:01Let's go.
00:50:05good, good, good, good.
00:50:40Let's go.
00:51:09I'm leaving.
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00:51:18good, good, good, good.
00:51:20Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:52:00Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:52:21Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:52:43How does one apply for singularity?
00:53:14Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:53:25Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:53:27Victoria
00:53:28Last night her dog Horatio died, she'll be deeply depressed
00:53:37Jerome? The last time I saw her, she said that her dog had been suffering. She even said that death
00:53:45would be a kindness for him.
00:53:47Horatio was the last birthday gift her late father gave her 12 years ago.
00:53:53Thank you, Jerome. I don't know what I'd do without you. My augmentation module is never quite as comprehensive as
00:54:03yours was.
00:54:08You'll never leave me, will you?
00:54:11I wouldn't dream of it.
00:54:12And now again.
00:54:14I don't know what I was thinking in my house.
00:54:15I don't know what half her설criber and virginity work.
00:54:33I don't know. God True陽's Робы is what was the...
00:54:38Ohh...
00:54:39Okay.
01:00:11C'est temps ?
01:00:13C'est temps.
01:00:15Ok, ok.
01:00:18Ok, euh...
01:00:19Ok, nous sommes calmes.
01:00:21Tout est sous contrôle.
01:00:23Tout est sous contrôle.
01:00:24Tout est sous contrôle.
01:00:25Ok.
01:00:27C'est juste un peu d'eau.
01:00:30C'est un peu d'eau.
01:00:32Non, pas d'eau.
01:00:35Le bag est dans le car.
01:00:36Je suis un peu d'eau.
01:00:38Je suis un peu d'eau.
01:00:40J'ai tout.
01:00:41Oui, c'est bon.
01:00:41Oui, c'est bon.
01:00:47Allyson !
01:00:49Vous vous souvenez.
01:00:50Je ne me souviens pas.
01:00:52Elle était la première fois sur mon list.
01:00:55Je suis très busy, Mami.
01:00:57Oh, c'est ça ?
01:00:58Hey, c'est bon.
01:01:00Vous êtes prêt à faire une grande sister ?
01:01:02Oh, je suis très prêt, Daddy.
01:01:03Great.
01:01:05We have to go to the hospital right now
01:01:07so that your little brother can be born.
01:01:08This is exciting.
01:01:10Mami ?
01:01:11Yes, honey ?
01:01:11Who wrote the book Catch-22 ?
01:01:13Catch-22 ?
01:01:15Really ?
01:01:15What ?
01:01:16I thought a little trivia might take your mind off.
01:01:18Let's go.
01:01:18Ok.
01:01:20Just for the record, it was Joseph Heller.
01:01:22Most people say J.D. Salinger,
01:01:24but he wrote The Catcher in the Rye.
01:01:26Good to know.
01:01:27Thank you.
01:01:27I'm so proud of you.
01:01:29Ok, ok.
01:01:29Ok, ok.
01:01:29Ok, ok ok.
01:01:32Here we go.
01:01:43Here we go.
01:01:45Damn it.
01:01:46I've got to breathe.
01:01:47That is your father's baby.
01:01:49Niall, I'll teach you to practice.
01:01:54Aujourd'hui, nous allons parler de la quantité mécanique et la simple acte de l'observation.
01:01:59Les théories en quantité mécanique disent que si vous flipz un coin sur la route de l'air et de
01:02:04l'air,
01:02:04c'est que l'honneur et l'honneur, c'est que l'honneur et l'honneur,
01:02:06c'est que l'honneur et l'honneur.
01:02:10Nous allons parler de l'honneur et nous allons parler de l'honneur demain.
01:02:13L'honneur, c'est parti.
01:02:16Professeur Williams!
01:02:21J'ai entendu parler de l'honneur et nous avons entendu l'honneur de l'honneur d'un des expériences
01:02:28sur l'Electron-Posidron Collider en Chine.
01:02:31Et nous étions juste pourriez nous dire quelque chose,
01:02:34quelque chose de ce qui se passe là-bas.
01:02:36C'est vraiment très excitant.
01:02:38Michel, Phil, je suis vraiment appréciée la enthousiasme,
01:02:41mais il n'y a pas vraiment beaucoup à dire à ce moment-là.
01:02:43Le CEPC n'est pas encore réellement à full power.
01:02:47Oh.
01:02:49Mais je peux dire que même à half power,
01:02:52à 16 TeV,
01:02:54les résultats préliminaires sont très intéressants.
01:02:57À moins selon mes collègues qui étaient là-bas.
01:02:59C'est intéressant.
01:03:00Comme l'université ?
01:03:02Wormholes ?
01:03:04God ?
01:03:06Pas très intéressant.
01:03:08Mais, on peut dire qu'il y a une distincte possibilité
01:03:13que une une une une forte forte existe.
01:03:19Donc, pas des portaux pour le multivers ?
01:03:22Non, pas que je sais.
01:03:24Je suis désolé.
01:03:25Je dois pas passer.
01:03:25Je ne peux pas être tard pour mon fils's 5th birthday.
01:03:27Mais je vais voir les deux de vous pour demain.
01:03:30Oui.
01:03:30Sous-tu ?
01:03:31Oui.
01:03:32Sous-tu ?
01:03:32Oui.
01:03:32Sous-tu ?
01:03:33Sous-tu ?
01:03:34Sous-tu ?
01:03:34Sous-tu ?
01:03:35Sous-tu ?
01:03:38Sous-tu ?
01:03:38Sous-tu ?
01:03:40Sous-tu ?
01:03:40Sous-tu ?
01:03:40Sous-tu ?
01:03:40Sous-tu ?
01:03:41Sous-tu ?
01:03:41Sous-tu ?
01:03:42Sous-tu ?
01:03:43Sous-tu ?
01:03:44ou je n'ai pas de place à l'honne.
01:03:48Il va venir à moi.
01:03:51Non d'oubliez pas de ponder
01:03:53les heads et ou les tails
01:03:55de la coin flip.
01:04:22Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
01:05:21Et je vais vous parler demain, ok ?
01:05:23Ok
01:05:25Je vais vous parler un petit peu, ok ?
01:05:28Ok, bon, merci !
01:05:28Ok, bien sûr !
01:05:34Je ne devais pas avoir eu l'holophone
01:05:36C'est pratiquement un peu
01:05:38Un peu, oui
01:05:41Pour le record, je savais que c'était Betty Davis Eyes
01:05:44Oh, vraiment ?
01:05:45Oui
01:05:49Oui, c'est mon ami préféré.
01:05:52C'est un peu de trivia que je ne savais pas.
01:05:56Je suis désolé, Lisa.
01:05:58Oh, c'est ok.
01:05:59Je ne sais pas que c'est déjà fait une année.
01:06:01Je m'en ai toujours.
01:06:03Wow, c'est déjà fait une année.
01:06:05Oui.
01:06:08Le temps semble être très vite.
01:06:10Je sais.
01:06:11C'est comme si vous closez vos yeux
01:06:12et les cinq ans ont changé.
01:06:13C'est pas des délais comme ces deux jours.
01:06:16Est-ce que c'est pour ça ?
01:06:20Il y a Cynthia B Generation
01:06:22C'est la grandeur, c'est la grandeur.
01:06:22Awww.
01:06:23Oh, ouch.
01:06:29C'est la bonneurité.
01:06:33C'est la bonneurité.
01:06:35C'est la bonneurité.
01:06:37C'est la bonneurité.
01:06:39C'est bien.
01:06:39C'est la bonneurité.
01:06:41C'est la bonneurité?
01:06:43Pour quelques semaines, je vais vous faire un peu avant que vous commencez à m'aider.
01:06:46Je m'aiderai déjà.
01:06:48Quoi, c'est votre nom encore?
01:06:53Vous savez que tout le travail que j'ai fait,
01:06:56ma vieillie de l'adulte,
01:06:57a été construire à ces expériences.
01:07:00Bien sûr que je sais.
01:07:01Et quand vous prouvez que Dieu existe,
01:07:02vous pouvez vous dire, ou lui,
01:07:04je vous remercie pour tout.
01:07:07Vous avez un peu de malheur ?
01:07:13C'est juste un peu.
01:07:17Vous pensez que c'est ce que nous allons trouver ?
01:07:20Oui, de la façon dont vous parlez,
01:07:22c'est ce que ça me semble.
01:07:23Vous savez que j'ai été pratiquement une pratique catholique toute la vie.
01:07:27Oh, je suis vaguely aware.
01:07:28Oui, oui.
01:07:28Et comme un éthiiste,
01:07:31je suis assez confident que Dieu n'aiderait pas de l'équation.
01:07:35Non pun intended.
01:07:41Bonne chance.
01:07:42Bonne chance.
01:07:45Bonne chance.
01:07:46Bonne chance.
01:07:46Bonne chance.
01:07:47Bonne chance.
01:07:47Oh, oh, oh, thank you.
01:07:48So cool.
01:07:49A great cake, though.
01:07:50Where'd you get it ?
01:07:51Well, my friend Linda opened up a bakery.
01:07:53So I just ordered it online yesterday
01:07:55and it was drone delivered.
01:07:57This morning.
01:07:58Very cool.
01:08:00LifeQuest Bakery.
01:08:01Quite the unusual name, don't you think ?
01:08:03No, Linda's kind of unusual.
01:08:06C'est une belle belle belle.
01:08:09Elle fait une belle belle belle.
01:08:10Merci encore pour cette...
01:08:11...mémorable...
01:08:12...pour ce jour.
01:08:14J'ai un petit peu...
01:08:16...pour vous.
01:08:18Pour moi?
01:08:19C'est juste un petit peu...
01:08:23...pour comment je vous aimez en Chine.
01:08:27Je vous en prie.
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01:10:08...and will most likely be dead in six months.
01:10:11With such a grim prognosis, and at such a young age, Phil has agreed to participate in the final clinical
01:10:16trial of LifeQuest.
01:10:18He's just lived the next 60 years or so of his life in the span of three days.
01:10:22Every experience felt as real to him as the ones you're feeling right now.
01:10:27Every memory, every conversation, all the laughter and tears, all the sorrow and joy were experienced and remembered as real.
01:10:37Quid, our quantum computer, takes in every piece of information about a person from every conceivable source.
01:10:44Social media, historical records, street camera footage, security cameras, cell phone videos, internet search histories, you name it.
01:10:52Every possible source of information is gathered by Quid and run through its quantum algorithm to build a full and
01:10:59complete 3D life.
01:11:01Basically, it predicts what your life will be like in the future while disregarding any real and or potential health
01:11:07issues.
01:11:07The simulation pinpoints the highlights of a person's life.
01:11:11Marriages, new jobs, births, birthdays, deaths, all the big events.
01:11:18Those will play out fully and serve as guideposts for the rest of the mundane day-to-day experiences.
01:11:24Those will be filled in or downloaded into the hippocampus part of the temporal lobe, as well as the amygdala.
01:11:31Yeah, the truly fascinating and exquisite aspect of Quid's quantum algorithm is its ability to adapt information from day-to
01:11:45-day.
01:11:45In other words, the life it creates for the user isn't predetermined and inserted fully at the outset, but new
01:11:53information is added as time goes by.
01:11:55The user in the simulation is completely unaware of when this new information is implanted.
01:12:01It usually happens when a person is asleep for the night, but often it'll happen when a person simply opens
01:12:06the door and walks through.
01:12:08Perhaps two and a half, three, or five years of projected life experience will be placed into memory.
01:12:15It's been described by a majority of the subjects as a feeling of your life going by really fast.
01:12:20One day, I woke up and I was 50.
01:12:23A feeling we can all relate to, I'm sure.
01:12:25For example, Phil will meet a girl named Michelle in college.
01:12:30They'll get married three years after graduating.
01:12:32They'll have three children and eventually six grandchildren.
01:12:36All of these memories were built one after the other and grafted into his brain, and he recollects them as
01:12:42real experiences.
01:12:44Could we bring up Datastream 7.314?
01:12:48Interestingly, we just discovered, and we have no record of this having happened before, but Phil will have crossed paths
01:12:55with another one of our current participants.
01:12:58He will take a fleeting interest in physics in college, where his professor will be that man there.
01:13:05Now, the chances of them being part of the same quantum extrapolation are just a hair above nil, so that's
01:13:12something we're looking into.
01:13:14It's just an odd quirk.
01:13:16Otherwise, this system is functioning perfectly and will be ready for initial therapeutic distribution,
01:13:21and then a much more scaled-down version will be made available to the public for entertainment purposes.
01:13:27This is all extraordinarily impressive, Mr. Praxis.
01:13:30Eli, please. I thought you might like what you see, and as far as potential valuation,
01:13:38our projections show product placement alone will exceed $400 billion.
01:13:44$400 billion.
01:13:47That's right.
01:13:49But the real game-changer here is, every financial transaction that takes place within the simulation will be tied to
01:13:56several different LQ Blockchain 2 cryptocurrencies,
01:13:59and every single transaction over the course of each and every sim life will translate into the real world.
01:14:09Mr. Praxis Industries and his LifeQuest subsidiary are on the precipice of becoming the world's first $200 trillion company.
01:14:21Let's take a walk to my office, and we can discuss terms regarding some cash infusion
01:14:25and exactly what the investors can expect, which I am confident you will like very much.
01:14:34Mr. Praxis, I think you should take a look at this.
01:14:38What is it, Cooper?
01:14:40Mr. Williams appears to be in great distress.
01:14:43His blood pressure and heart rate are dangerously high.
01:14:46Is everything all right?
01:14:48It's nothing we can't handle.
01:14:50My assistant, Grover, will meet you in the hall and take you to my office.
01:14:53I'll be there shortly.
01:14:57He's going into cardiac arrest.
01:15:00Now, this could be an aneurysm due to his tumor.
01:15:02We should call him the medical team.
01:15:05No.
01:15:06Wait.
01:15:08If we wait, he's going to die.
01:15:12He's going to die anyway.
01:15:26I love you.
01:15:28Thanks so much for this, today.
01:15:31Good to know.
01:15:31Thank you.
01:15:32I'm so proud of you.
01:15:33Okay, okay.
01:15:34I just believe in things that can be tested and proven with science.
01:15:44I forgot to tell you.
01:15:46Men, youth, go.
01:15:47Tell me after we order some food.
01:15:49Right.
01:15:52Okay.
01:16:12Oh, my God.
01:16:16It's magnificent.
01:16:20I can't wait to see what I need.