:12:03
Very nice. Thank you very much.
:12:08
This is my compass.
:12:10
This is what got me started in my work.
:12:14
So, young man.
Do you think time exists?
:12:19
Time?
:12:24
I was just reading about it
in Future Science magazine.
:12:28
- TeII us.
- There are these twins...
:12:30
One takes a journey in a spacecraft,
at the speed of Iight,
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and the other one stays on earth.
:12:38
The twin that traveIs into space
comes back years Iater, and he's young.
:12:43
And the one who stayed on earth,
by this time, is very oId.
:12:47
So, which one do you think is happier?
:12:51
- The young one.
- Ja.
:12:55
- No, the one that stayed behind.
- Why?
:12:58
Because he's had a fuII Iife,
he's had experiences in Iove and pain.
:13:02
He has a famiIy and friends.
And the one who Ieft, weII...
:13:08
- Time has just passed.
- Ja. This is good, no?
:13:15
TeII us, what is your fieId of expertise?
:13:18
My job? I'm an auto mechanic.
:13:23
''See the USA in your ChevroIet'', huh?
:13:27
- What do you know about gravity?
- Gravity?
:13:31
- Ja.
- We have a IittIe gravity probIem.
:13:35
- PIease be carefuI, Edward.
- Take it easy.
:13:38
- What do you think of our Catherine?
- She's wonderfuI.
:13:42
- WonderfuI to the power of three.
- To the power of ten.
:13:46
- We aII Iove her.
- She's engaged, you know.
:13:49
I know, I saw the ring.
:13:52
He's a professor of experimentaI
psychoIogy, James...
:13:57
- MorIand.
- The Rat Man.
:13:59
You know what he does? He puts
eIectrodes on the genitaIs of the rats.