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- Research?
- I teach.
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Is your girlfriend a bit mad?
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Mad is an expression I never use.
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I see.
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It's quite simple.
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If you say so.
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Heraus, ruhig.
Sollt' Ihr Gesellen doch nicht reden!
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Yes, but I must first know who I am
before I know what I'm capable of.
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How we come into this world
and how we go out
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is different for every one of us.
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We are constantly in isolation,
watching,
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spying on everyone
and everything around us.
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In birth, chance seems to be merely
the visible part of an as yet unknown
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and uncomprehended natural law,
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which links us up
with the central area of today's enquiry,
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secrecy and spying,
or - call it what you will - watching.
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So I give you the first spy.
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And the first to be spied on.
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Some famous spies
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two of whom might be called political voyeurs.
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Could you not as well put your picture up there?
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- Or mine?
- I could.
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Then you are saying we are all spies?
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Well, I prefer to label myself... an observer.
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Now the guilt-ridden voyeur
is usually a political conservative.
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Anyway I had time to think about it
and I feel I was wrong.
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I want to apologise for being too nosy.
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Yeah, I want to apologise, too.
:23:54
I guess I did get a little... tipsy.
:23:57
Yeah, you did.