:33:04
You mean, like, love?
:33:08
That kind of thing.
:33:16
Anyway, medicine has always been
a territorial dispute with the Gods.
:33:20
They decide who's born...
:33:24
...who gets sick...
:33:27
...and how long we live.
:33:32
But someone who doesn't want
to lose the sick person defies them...
:33:36
...tries to cure the disease
and prolong life.
:33:42
Yes...
:33:43
Eventually humanity starts
to fiddle with its own schematics.
:33:50
The genes.
:33:55
Advances in research might produce
people who don't get sick.
:34:00
But some say
that profanes the Gods.
:34:04
But to save those we love...
:34:08
We try to do that instinctively.
:34:14
Even if that profanes the Gods...
:34:17
...they gave us that instinct.
:34:21
Therefore...
:34:25
...it's completely natural
for us to defy the Gods.
:34:35
But I'm rambling. Let's talk
about this in private sometime.