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...we can search more accurately
than at any other facility.

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We've gotten approval to buy
the telescope time from the government.

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Now all we really need is the money.
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A nice presentation, Doctor.
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But while our foundation arm
has a mandate to support...

:28:19
...experimental programs,
your proposal...

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...seems less like science,
and more like science fiction.

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Science fiction.
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You're right.
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It's crazy.
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In fact, it's even worse
than that: nuts!

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Want to hear something nutty?
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Two guys wanted to build
a thing called an airplane.

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People go in it and fly like birds.
Ridiculous, right?

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What about breaking the sound barrier...
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...or rockets to the moon, or atomic
energy or a mission to Mars?

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Science fiction, right?
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All I'm asking is for you to
just have the tiniest bit of vision.

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To step back
and look at the big picture.

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Take a chance on something which could
end up the most impactful moment...

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...for humanity, for the history...
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...of history.
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I'm sorry.
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I just spent 13 months...
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...coming into rooms
and talking to people like you.

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You're my last chance.
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Sorry I wasted your time.
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Doctor.
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Yes, sir.
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You have your money.
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Thank you.
:29:52
Thank you.

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