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Let's go, or the bad luck
will fall on us.
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Ladies and gentlemen. A new day
has begun, August 9th, 1991.
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I urge you to remember this day,
as it will, no doubt,
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go down in the history
of the human race.
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And here is the man
who invented immortality,
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the Nobel Laureate,
Professor Dr. Victor Kuppelweiser.
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Welcome to our studio, Professor.
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Immortality might be exaggerated,
what lve done is put an organism
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in a state of anabiosis,
or hibernation.
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Exactly. I would like to add
that the Professors last experiment,
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freezing a chimp for six months,
was a complete success.
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Excuse me, unfreezing.
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Now, allow me introduce,
Mr. Albert Starski
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- and Mr. Maximilian...
...Paradys.
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These two handsome and brave men
will soon be locked in containers,
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not unlike 21 st century sarcophagi.
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Excuse me! These are hibernators
and not sarcophagi.
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Exactly. And in three years,
they will wake up as living proof
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of the victory of the human mind
over nature.
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What drew you to this
freezing experiment, gentlemen?
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In a nutshell, responsibility.
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As a biologist, I have the opportunity
to serve mankind.
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I know these are big words,
but that's what I believe.
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Thanks to hibernation,
people who are incurably sick,
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will be able to live in times
in which they can be cured.
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Our son is really famous, now.
Like Gagarin and such.
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I've always been attracted to danger,
the unknown. Adventure.