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-What would you like to do?
-You speak English. Splendid.
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Preston Preston...
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of the Perth Prestons.
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Young Newton.
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Isn't this unbelievable?
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I, myself, am in the scientific field.
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Dozens of scientists come
into my office every day.
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Of course, I have to turn
most of them down.
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Yes. Science has always
held a fascination for me.
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For example, do you know
how a gramophone works?
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It's really very simple.
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The little needle
picks up these vibrations....
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What the devil is the engine driver up to?
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Stopping the train
in the middle of a desert. Sacré bleu.
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Anyway, where was I?
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-Very small....
-Yes.
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Now, these tiny little vibrations...
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are caused by dozens of grooves
which are cut into the disc...
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and they go all the way up the arm
to a great big horn which amplifies it.
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You know, makes it louder! Like this.
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And voilà. A song. See?
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Good day.
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I'm sorry. Oh, my God.
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It's just a little snake.
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It's a lizard.
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Yes.
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Now, sound.
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How can I describe it to you?
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Sound is like big waves at the beach,
you see...