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:44:03
and hospitalized,
apparently in a state of hysteria.

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Doctors found that he had lost
all comprehension of French,

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but that he spoke
English fluently,

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albeit in a regional dialect
they didn't recognize.

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The man, though physically
unaffected by the gas,

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was beside himself.
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He claimed that he had come
from the future-

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that he was looking
for a pure germ...

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that would ultimately wipe mankind
off the face of the Earth...

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- starting in the year 1996.
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Though injured, the young soldier
disappeared from the hospital,

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no doubt trying to carry on
his mission to warn others,

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and substituting
for the agony of war...

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a self-inflicted agony
we call the "Cassandra Complex."

:44:46
Cassandra, in Greek legend,
was condemned to know the future...

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but to be disbelieved
when she foretold it.

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Hence, the agony of foreknowledge
combined with the impotence
to do anything about it.

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I'm going right out
to get vaccinated.

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- Hi.
- I think, Dr. Railly, you've given
the alarmists a bad name.

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- I have ?
- Mm-hmm. Surely there's
very real and convincing data...

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- that the planet cannot survive
the excesses of the human race.
- This is true.

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Proliferation of atomic devices,
uncontrolled breeding habits,

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pollution of land, sea and air,
the rape of the environment.

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In this context, isn't it
obvious that Chicken Little
represents the sane vision,

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and that Homo sapiens' motto,
"Let's go shopping,"

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is the cry of the true lunatic ?
:45:42
- Kathryn, it's time.
- My name is Troy.

:45:45
Please, Dr. Railly. I wonder
if you're aware of my own studies.

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See you at work tomorrow.
:45:58
Give you a call tomorrow.

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