1:18:00
- Doctor.
- Thank you.
1:18:03
Where are you going, Paul?
1:18:05
I'm going to check this
against the Chicago data.
1:18:12
I'll try to meet you at the silo.
1:18:14
- Wait as long as you can.
- Yes, sir.
1:18:33
Hello, Eddie!
1:18:35
I figured it was you.
1:18:38
Nice place you have here, Shannon.
1:18:40
Ten-megajoule lasers.
1:18:42
Particle reactors.
1:18:44
Congress de-funded
most of the stuff here years ago.
1:18:48
They made a mistake.
1:18:50
Is this part of the Moore Foundation?
1:18:52
In a manner of speaking.
1:18:54
Power and money.
1:18:56
Is that what this was all about?
1:18:59
I'm afraid it's more complicated than that.
1:19:02
He was a 60-year-old scientist
who did nothing but good
1:19:06
and they put a bag over his head.
1:19:08
It was a mistake.
1:19:12
I didn't want anything
to happen to Alistair.
1:19:16
But a decision had to be made.
1:19:18
So...
1:19:20
Who made the decision?
1:19:22
- You?
- That's my job.
1:19:25
That's what I'm paid to do.
1:19:27
I'm paid to do dirty work.
1:19:31
Work people don't want to know about.
1:19:33
People want to live in split-level homes.
1:19:36
They want microwave dinners
and colour TV.
1:19:38
Is that what you think?
1:19:43
Alistair was a dreamer.
1:19:45
Clean air, free energy.
1:19:48
Noble concepts
1:19:50
but we live on a planet
that is addicted to petroleum.
1:19:54
What happens if you dump
free energy onto the market?
1:19:57
World stock markets would plummet.
1:19:59
Our own economy would collapse.