:52:08
Here, after hundreds of
centuries spent in the dark,
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men discover, for the first
time, that there's a doubt,
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a question they cannot answer,
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sense of anguish,
unknown so far,
:52:22
which is not hunger
or thirst or physical pain,
:52:25
but that hurts,
nonetheless, like a wound.
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lt's the anguish that follows
men from the beginning
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to the end of world.
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But they still don't know it.
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Only yesterday
they discovered the world
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and themselves and today
they need to believe,
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to hope that they'll be better
in a better world.
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But one fine day,
:53:38
the aboriginal comes down
from the mountains and,
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as he approaches the coast,
:53:43
his experience runs across
hundred of centuries
:53:45
in a few days.
:53:47
Here, at the gates of
Port Moresby airport,
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where the aboriginal ends
his journey through the time
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and where he cannot find
a reason to all the things
:53:56
he learned,
but saw too quickly,
:53:59
the ''Cargo Cult'' has
burgeoned inside of him,