:30:00
The board takes on order.
Soon, every move's predictable.
:30:03
So?
:30:04
So maybe, even though
we're not aware of it,
:30:08
there is a pattern, an order
underlying every Go game.
:30:14
Maybe it's like the pattern
in the stock market?
:30:17
The Torah? This 216 number?
:30:20
- It's insanity.
- Maybe it's genius.
:30:23
- I must get that number.
- Hold on! You're losing it.
:30:26
You have to breathe.
Listen to yourself.
:30:30
You're connecting my computer
bug with one you might've had
:30:34
and some religious hogwash.
:30:36
If you want the number 216,
you can find it everywhere.
:30:41
216 steps from your street
corner to your front door,
:30:44
216 seconds
you spend in the elevator
:30:49
When your mind becomes obsessed
:30:52
you filter everything else out
and find that thing everywhere.
:30:56
320, 450, 22, whatever.
:30:59
You've chosen 216 and you'll
find it everywhere in nature.
:31:05
But, Max,
:31:07
as soon as you discard
scientific rigour,
:31:11
you are no longer
a mathematician,
:31:14
you're a numerologist.
:31:19
Mr Cohen?
:31:20
Mr Cohen...
:31:21
God damn it! I'm sick
of you following me.
:31:24
I'm not interested in money.
I want to understand our world.
:31:28
I don't deal with materialists
like you.
:31:30
I'm sorry. I'm very sorry.
:31:33
I admit
we've been too aggressive.
:31:36
But all I ask is that
you give me five minutes.
:31:40
- As a token, accept this.
- I don't want your money.
:31:44
The suitcase isn't filled
with 50s, or gold, or diamonds.
:31:48
Just silicon. A Ming Mecca chip.
:31:51
Ming Mecca? They're not even
de-classified yet.
:31:54
You're right, they're not. But
Lancet-Percy has many friends.