WEBVTT 1 00:00:26.526 --> 00:00:27.760 - Why? 2 00:00:27.762 --> 00:00:29.495 - So we can have a record of it, 3 00:00:29.497 --> 00:00:30.796 so we can show papi. 4 00:00:30.798 --> 00:00:33.399 It helps him to remember. 5 00:00:33.401 --> 00:00:35.034 Now, are you ready? 6 00:00:35.702 --> 00:00:38.337 Like we practiced, okay? 7 00:00:38.339 --> 00:00:40.139 - Like that? 8 00:00:40.141 --> 00:00:43.409 - Si, exactly like that. 9 00:00:43.411 --> 00:00:45.210 Now don't stop, okay, Annie? 10 00:01:43.169 --> 00:01:45.671 - This should be take 11. 11 00:01:45.673 --> 00:01:47.673 This Ana Carter, U.S. citizen, 12 00:01:47.675 --> 00:01:50.542 documenting proof for my student visa. 13 00:01:50.544 --> 00:01:53.779 Phd chemical engineering at Oxford university. 14 00:01:53.781 --> 00:01:56.315 Currently testing electrolyte for batteries exposed 15 00:01:56.317 --> 00:01:59.384 to varying electromagnetic pulse. 16 00:01:59.386 --> 00:02:01.553 7.13, electromagnetic pulse managed 17 00:02:01.555 --> 00:02:03.755 by algorithm 13, running 13. 18 00:02:06.593 --> 00:02:09.895 Hypothesis correct, atom again unaffected by varying pulse. 19 00:02:09.897 --> 00:02:13.165 Electrolyte stable, 7.13 successful. 20 00:02:16.536 --> 00:02:20.772 Test 7.14, electromagnetic pulse managed by algorithm 14. 21 00:02:22.275 --> 00:02:23.876 And we're running 14. 22 00:02:25.812 --> 00:02:27.546 Okay, hypothesis correct. 23 00:02:27.548 --> 00:02:31.617 Atom unaffected by varying pulse, electrolyte stable. 24 00:02:31.619 --> 00:02:32.818 7.14 successful. 25 00:02:36.590 --> 00:02:37.823 Test 7 and 15. 26 00:02:38.791 --> 00:02:41.360 Pulse managed by algorithm 15. 27 00:02:42.695 --> 00:02:43.762 Running 15. 28 00:02:54.574 --> 00:02:57.342 Hypothesis correct, atom unaffected by varying pulse. 29 00:02:57.344 --> 00:03:01.380 Electrolyte stable, 7.15 successful. 30 00:03:04.551 --> 00:03:07.452 Test 7.16, electromagnetic pulse managed 31 00:03:07.454 --> 00:03:09.521 by digital algorithm 16. 32 00:03:12.325 --> 00:03:13.692 Running 16. 33 00:03:20.833 --> 00:03:24.336 Hypothesis correct, atom unaffected by varying pulse. 34 00:03:24.338 --> 00:03:27.239 Electrolyte stable, 16 successful. 35 00:03:34.480 --> 00:03:38.617 Test 7.17, pulse managed by digital algorithm 17. 36 00:03:42.956 --> 00:03:44.223 Running 17. 37 00:03:55.836 --> 00:03:56.935 Whoa. 38 00:04:00.640 --> 00:04:01.707 What? 39 00:04:08.882 --> 00:04:11.717 - Hey, I'm gonna take my undergrads for a beer. 40 00:04:11.719 --> 00:04:13.652 Do you want to come? 41 00:04:14.621 --> 00:04:16.755 - Yep, it happened again. 42 00:04:16.757 --> 00:04:18.290 Disappeared. 43 00:04:18.292 --> 00:04:20.392 It doesn't make sense. - Coffee? 44 00:04:20.394 --> 00:04:21.560 I brought some good stuff. 45 00:04:21.562 --> 00:04:23.795 - Six times now, it's always the same. 46 00:04:23.797 --> 00:04:25.364 - So? 47 00:04:25.366 --> 00:04:27.266 - So, it's not a mistake. 48 00:04:27.268 --> 00:04:28.967 We're making this happen. 49 00:04:28.969 --> 00:04:30.435 - Deconstruct. 50 00:04:30.437 --> 00:04:31.870 An atom disappeared. - Just an electron. 51 00:04:31.872 --> 00:04:34.406 - Disappeared, so deconstruct. 52 00:04:34.408 --> 00:04:36.541 An electron can't just vanish. 53 00:04:36.543 --> 00:04:39.678 - Theoretically, if it's destroyed, or moved, or hiding, it can. 54 00:04:39.680 --> 00:04:40.879 - We haven't destroyed anything. 55 00:04:40.881 --> 00:04:42.614 If you had you would wiped out... 56 00:04:42.616 --> 00:04:45.951 Okay, so you removed it or it's hidden. 57 00:04:47.287 --> 00:04:48.787 - But carbon wouldn't have bonded if the electron 58 00:04:48.789 --> 00:04:52.457 was just hiding. - So you removed it. 59 00:04:52.459 --> 00:04:53.525 Okay. 60 00:04:54.694 --> 00:04:56.561 I've just never seen it done like that before. 61 00:04:56.563 --> 00:04:58.697 Where's it going and how? 62 00:05:00.933 --> 00:05:00.932 And this is gonna work? 63 00:05:00.934 --> 00:05:05.070 - The calculations are proportional to the subject volume. 64 00:05:05.072 --> 00:05:06.872 For an atom this should be fine. 65 00:05:06.874 --> 00:05:09.808 - Where did you get it? The algorithm, I mean. 66 00:05:09.810 --> 00:05:09.808 - I wasn't even testing algorithms. 67 00:05:09.810 --> 00:05:14.713 I was trying to show variance in pulse had no effect on the electrolyte. 68 00:05:14.715 --> 00:05:16.515 - Wait, but hang on a sec. 69 00:05:16.517 --> 00:05:17.883 Where's this one from? - Test 17 70 00:05:17.885 --> 00:05:20.052 to effect an entire atom. 71 00:05:23.022 --> 00:05:24.456 No hypothesis. 72 00:05:26.793 --> 00:05:29.027 No hypothesis, running 17. 73 00:05:38.839 --> 00:05:41.840 - We're gonna need a bigger boat. 74 00:05:53.720 --> 00:05:56.455 Okay, so these I recognize from my undergrad days. 75 00:05:56.457 --> 00:05:58.590 This is just secondary school geometry. 76 00:05:58.592 --> 00:06:00.926 But 17, it's quantum theory. 77 00:06:02.829 --> 00:06:04.463 Except you've dicked around with it. 78 00:06:04.465 --> 00:06:05.897 Why have you got pi in there? 79 00:06:05.899 --> 00:06:07.899 - I needed an endless string, non-repeating. 80 00:06:07.901 --> 00:06:09.768 - Yeah, but you can't use pi this way. 81 00:06:09.770 --> 00:06:11.002 It doesn't make sense. 82 00:06:11.004 --> 00:06:11.002 - I'm gonna try a molecule. 83 00:06:11.004 --> 00:06:14.740 - You're gonna crash the server. 84 00:06:14.742 --> 00:06:15.907 - We need help. 85 00:06:15.909 --> 00:06:17.509 A molecule is something I can trace, 86 00:06:17.511 --> 00:06:21.646 but we need help recoding so we use less power. 87 00:06:21.648 --> 00:06:24.649 - If you're talking about that... 88 00:06:24.651 --> 00:06:26.017 - Can you ask her? 89 00:06:27.019 --> 00:06:29.087 - Fuck no, she's like... 90 00:06:30.556 --> 00:06:31.790 Seriously, no. 91 00:06:31.792 --> 00:06:34.860 - Distributive computing, mostly it's charities that use it. 92 00:06:34.862 --> 00:06:37.129 You sign your computer up to kill cancer in its spare time, 93 00:06:37.131 --> 00:06:39.765 your processor crunches numbers whilst you sleep. 94 00:06:39.767 --> 00:06:41.166 This place runs a couple. - Really? 95 00:06:41.168 --> 00:06:42.534 - Really. 96 00:06:42.536 --> 00:06:43.869 - Can we use them? 97 00:06:43.871 --> 00:06:45.937 - You've cut your hair, Nathan. 98 00:06:45.939 --> 00:06:48.540 Sure, you register your project, give it a year, 99 00:06:48.542 --> 00:06:50.108 hope a dozen people log on. 100 00:06:50.110 --> 00:06:51.610 I like it. 101 00:06:51.612 --> 00:06:54.479 You look a little less faggy. 102 00:06:54.481 --> 00:06:56.047 - Distributive computing-- - needs volunteers. 103 00:06:56.049 --> 00:06:57.916 - We need a lot. 104 00:06:57.918 --> 00:06:59.985 How many? - Our test crashed the server. 105 00:06:59.987 --> 00:07:01.887 - I heard, well done! 106 00:07:01.889 --> 00:07:03.755 You hackers, you. 107 00:07:03.757 --> 00:07:06.992 - We need processing on the petaflop's range. 108 00:07:06.994 --> 00:07:09.828 - What are you doing up there? - And this could pull that? 109 00:07:09.830 --> 00:07:11.797 - It's not legal, it won't happen like that. 110 00:07:11.799 --> 00:07:13.632 - But it is possible? 111 00:07:13.634 --> 00:07:15.934 - Tapping the school's easy, we're inside the firewall. 112 00:07:15.936 --> 00:07:18.170 Likewise, a worm that will sign people up to the grid 113 00:07:18.172 --> 00:07:20.705 without their knowledge, piece of piss. 114 00:07:20.707 --> 00:07:23.041 But how the worm spreads. 115 00:07:23.043 --> 00:07:23.041 It could fizzle in a week, 116 00:07:23.043 --> 00:07:25.444 or you could have half the planet 117 00:07:25.446 --> 00:07:28.113 donating spare capacity by Tuesday. 118 00:07:28.115 --> 00:07:30.449 - That would be nice. 119 00:07:30.451 --> 00:07:31.516 - Here. 120 00:07:32.018 --> 00:07:34.586 - Hello. - Vivisection is murder. 121 00:07:34.588 --> 00:07:36.121 - Okay, scrufter. 122 00:07:36.123 --> 00:07:38.723 - And you can do this? - Sure. 123 00:07:38.725 --> 00:07:40.659 Tell me what you're doing. 124 00:07:40.661 --> 00:07:41.726 I want in. 125 00:07:45.064 --> 00:07:47.933 - Ana, what she's suggesting is illegal. 126 00:07:47.935 --> 00:07:50.168 Hacking, stealing servers. 127 00:07:56.542 --> 00:07:58.109 Okay, let's do it. 128 00:07:59.078 --> 00:08:00.946 - And their packing, it's all-- - it'll be fine. 129 00:08:00.948 --> 00:08:03.482 It's just, it makes me sad. 130 00:08:39.085 --> 00:08:40.819 Something nice? 131 00:08:40.821 --> 00:08:45.023 - Si, actually it's grilled chicken wrapped in parma ham 132 00:08:45.025 --> 00:08:47.926 stuffed with mozzarella and basil. 133 00:08:49.962 --> 00:08:51.029 Si, I know. 134 00:08:55.034 --> 00:08:56.268 I know. 135 00:08:56.270 --> 00:08:58.303 - Nathan, you're such a goddamn wet. 136 00:08:58.305 --> 00:09:00.005 It's utterly untraceable. 137 00:09:00.007 --> 00:09:02.107 It just worms along from email address book to address book 138 00:09:02.109 --> 00:09:05.143 feeding us power, and it's growing exponentially. 139 00:09:05.145 --> 00:09:08.313 I'm monitoring Norton, mcafee, but so far we're clean. 140 00:09:08.315 --> 00:09:10.849 God, this fucker's heavy. 141 00:09:10.851 --> 00:09:12.584 - Come watch. 142 00:09:15.022 --> 00:09:16.621 Three, two, one. 143 00:09:19.258 --> 00:09:20.725 - Okay. 144 00:09:20.727 --> 00:09:22.093 Technically, we're not moving stuff, are we? 145 00:09:22.095 --> 00:09:24.029 Moving involves locomotion. 146 00:09:24.031 --> 00:09:26.665 We know we're not destroying. - Or deconstituting. 147 00:09:26.667 --> 00:09:29.067 There's no residue, no trace of the particle. 148 00:09:29.069 --> 00:09:31.036 - It means we're sending it somewhere. 149 00:09:31.038 --> 00:09:33.171 - Yeah, but where? 150 00:09:33.173 --> 00:09:33.171 - The field equation implies 151 00:09:33.173 --> 00:09:36.841 we're creating a frame. - And we have marble 42. 152 00:09:36.843 --> 00:09:37.976 - Again, i see what we're doing. 153 00:09:37.978 --> 00:09:37.976 - Just not how. 154 00:09:37.978 --> 00:09:42.747 And these variables, Ana, this part of the equation? 155 00:09:42.749 --> 00:09:44.683 - And goodbye, marble. 156 00:09:44.685 --> 00:09:47.152 Oh, yeah, feedback from the electrodes, current. 157 00:09:47.154 --> 00:09:49.020 I had to account for it. 158 00:09:49.022 --> 00:09:51.156 - So a number comes back in fed 159 00:09:51.158 --> 00:09:52.591 into the equation from outside? 160 00:09:52.593 --> 00:09:54.225 - An electric oscillation, yes. 161 00:09:54.227 --> 00:09:55.927 - So, those are the electrodes? 162 00:09:55.929 --> 00:09:57.862 - And marble 44. - An end can be-- 163 00:09:57.864 --> 00:09:59.064 - negative. 164 00:09:59.066 --> 00:10:00.098 And your electrodes, they were right angles. 165 00:10:00.100 --> 00:10:01.933 - Adios, marble 44. 166 00:10:02.868 --> 00:10:04.302 Yeah, so? 167 00:10:04.304 --> 00:10:06.304 - Your electrodes create three axes. 168 00:10:06.306 --> 00:10:07.973 - In three dimensions. 169 00:10:07.975 --> 00:10:09.207 I never noticed before because you have them pointing up. 170 00:10:09.209 --> 00:10:11.743 - But instead of like this, 171 00:10:12.378 --> 00:10:14.279 you define them like this. 172 00:10:14.281 --> 00:10:16.381 - Giving you an x, y, and a z axis. 173 00:10:16.383 --> 00:10:19.217 - Up and down, forward and back, left and right. 174 00:10:19.219 --> 00:10:19.217 Relative to the node-- 175 00:10:19.219 --> 00:10:21.820 - we could mark a point anywhere. 176 00:10:21.822 --> 00:10:21.820 - Literally, anywhere. 177 00:10:21.822 --> 00:10:26.658 - Using the dimensions of the subjects to define the unit. 178 00:10:26.660 --> 00:10:29.628 - Test 17.108 to control the out node. 179 00:10:29.630 --> 00:10:31.229 Running diagnostics. 180 00:10:31.231 --> 00:10:32.897 So, if we wanted to send-- 181 00:10:32.899 --> 00:10:35.233 - can we settle on something with a touch of panache? 182 00:10:35.235 --> 00:10:37.202 Phase, teleport, zap? 183 00:10:37.204 --> 00:10:38.937 You lack imagination. 184 00:10:38.939 --> 00:10:41.673 - Okay, we want to phase it here. 185 00:10:41.675 --> 00:10:42.941 - What's that? 186 00:10:42.943 --> 00:10:45.243 40 centimeters on the positive x axis? 187 00:10:45.245 --> 00:10:47.145 - Yeah, put a little into the y, negative, 188 00:10:47.147 --> 00:10:49.214 so that we can see that these things will work. 189 00:10:49.216 --> 00:10:52.083 - So x is 40, call it eight units. 190 00:10:52.085 --> 00:10:54.886 Negative one y, negative two on the z. 191 00:10:54.888 --> 00:10:58.223 Hypothesis has the subject moving, phasing, 192 00:10:58.225 --> 00:11:00.659 to a location 40 centimeters away. 193 00:11:00.661 --> 00:11:02.293 - And landing with a bump. 194 00:11:02.295 --> 00:11:03.428 - And landing with a bump. 195 00:11:03.430 --> 00:11:04.929 Running 17.108. 196 00:11:25.951 --> 00:11:27.986 - Whoa. - Are you fucking joking? 197 00:11:27.988 --> 00:11:29.320 Oh, my god, we did it. - Not yet. 198 00:11:29.322 --> 00:11:31.089 We still have a range more test to run, 199 00:11:31.091 --> 00:11:33.258 but you know what we've done. - Funding. 200 00:11:33.260 --> 00:11:35.093 Funding, funding, we need to raise-- 201 00:11:35.095 --> 00:11:36.194 - the worm is giving us the capacity. 202 00:11:36.196 --> 00:11:38.363 - Everything will change. 203 00:11:40.232 --> 00:11:41.366 - Everything. 204 00:11:41.368 --> 00:11:43.134 Look at the implications, just think. 205 00:11:43.136 --> 00:11:44.402 - Look, my uncle is a fund manager, I could call him. 206 00:11:44.404 --> 00:11:46.071 - Everything, i mean, the obvious. 207 00:11:46.073 --> 00:11:47.272 - Can we make it stable? 208 00:11:47.274 --> 00:11:49.307 - Not subject to flying, but intrinsic? 209 00:11:49.309 --> 00:11:51.309 - It wouldn't stay open. - Permanently, no. 210 00:11:51.311 --> 00:11:52.777 The processor wouldn't handle it. 211 00:11:52.779 --> 00:11:53.945 - You're saying to create a space? 212 00:11:53.947 --> 00:11:55.246 - A sphere. - It would be a sphere, 213 00:11:55.248 --> 00:11:56.781 there's no other way. 214 00:11:56.783 --> 00:11:58.349 - Everything will change, start with the obvious. 215 00:11:58.351 --> 00:11:59.784 - With a predetermined out node. 216 00:11:59.786 --> 00:12:02.253 - It's wormhole theory, we've... 217 00:12:02.255 --> 00:12:04.823 - Built a wormhole. 218 00:12:04.825 --> 00:12:05.890 A wormhole. 219 00:12:06.459 --> 00:12:08.359 We're teleporting shit? 220 00:12:08.361 --> 00:12:11.496 People, we're going to be gods. 221 00:12:11.498 --> 00:12:13.031 GPS will be up tomorrow. 222 00:12:13.033 --> 00:12:15.266 - Dad, can you call Lawrence? 223 00:12:15.268 --> 00:12:16.968 We need solicitors. - Start with the obvious. 224 00:12:16.970 --> 00:12:18.269 Patents, patents, copyrights. 225 00:12:18.271 --> 00:12:20.238 - We need experts, yes. 226 00:12:20.240 --> 00:12:21.473 But we need them soon. 227 00:12:21.475 --> 00:12:23.174 And uncle Scott, tell them we'll have a demo. 228 00:12:23.176 --> 00:12:24.509 - In a month? - In a week? 229 00:12:24.511 --> 00:12:26.411 - On Friday. Look, dad, I've got to go. 230 00:12:26.413 --> 00:12:28.113 But what this is, is big. 231 00:12:28.115 --> 00:12:29.347 - So medicine. 232 00:12:29.349 --> 00:12:31.082 Tumors out of the brain like that. 233 00:12:31.084 --> 00:12:32.417 Think how agriculture will change. 234 00:12:32.419 --> 00:12:35.153 From a wormhole on a farm, zap, into your fridge. 235 00:12:35.155 --> 00:12:36.921 The way we feed the world will change. 236 00:12:36.923 --> 00:12:39.290 Wormholes in the floodplains of Bangladesh and the Sahara 237 00:12:39.292 --> 00:12:39.290 will bloom energy. 238 00:12:39.292 --> 00:12:44.062 - If this works and it doesn't collapse all of reality. 239 00:12:44.064 --> 00:12:45.463 - We open wormholes to the earth's core, 240 00:12:45.465 --> 00:12:47.265 tap geothermal energy, 241 00:12:47.267 --> 00:12:50.335 run cables through wormholes to solar panels near the sun. 242 00:12:50.337 --> 00:12:52.270 - We'll need to check for cellular mutation 243 00:12:52.272 --> 00:12:53.371 or molecular decay. 244 00:12:53.373 --> 00:12:55.306 - We also need to discuss structure. 245 00:12:55.308 --> 00:12:57.475 We need to set up a company, we need finance. 246 00:12:57.477 --> 00:13:00.011 - Minerals, we can pull minerals from anywhere, 247 00:13:00.013 --> 00:13:01.846 send products everywhere. 248 00:13:01.848 --> 00:13:03.414 - Liv, where's this one going? 249 00:13:03.416 --> 00:13:06.384 - Gods, we're gonna change the world. 250 00:13:26.305 --> 00:13:27.872 Hello, ferny. 251 00:13:27.874 --> 00:13:30.542 Oh my god! Oh my god! 252 00:13:31.545 --> 00:13:32.977 Aw, your face. 253 00:13:35.314 --> 00:13:37.415 - What, what did I do? 254 00:13:43.255 --> 00:13:44.322 - Thank you. 255 00:13:48.961 --> 00:13:50.895 - You're chewing a toothpick. 256 00:13:50.897 --> 00:13:52.130 - It's what cool guys do. 257 00:13:52.132 --> 00:13:53.464 - Oh, so you're a cool guy now? 258 00:13:53.466 --> 00:13:55.433 - Yeah, I am, actually. 259 00:13:57.336 --> 00:13:59.404 - Wanna see a magic trick? 260 00:13:59.406 --> 00:14:00.471 - Yeah. 261 00:14:01.841 --> 00:14:04.409 - I can make matter disappear. 262 00:14:06.011 --> 00:14:08.246 - Oh, can you now? - Mhmm. 263 00:14:09.048 --> 00:14:10.114 You ready? 264 00:14:10.583 --> 00:14:11.850 Alright. 265 00:14:15.421 --> 00:14:17.055 You watching? 266 00:14:17.057 --> 00:14:18.356 - Yeah. - Good. 267 00:14:22.294 --> 00:14:24.429 Ah, 268 00:14:24.431 --> 00:14:26.497 okay. One more time, okay? 269 00:14:26.499 --> 00:14:28.066 Good. - I'm watching you. 270 00:14:28.068 --> 00:14:29.133 - I know. 271 00:14:32.638 --> 00:14:34.372 Shit! 272 00:14:34.374 --> 00:14:34.372 I used to be able to do this. 273 00:14:34.374 --> 00:14:37.342 - I think you should probably stick to the piano. 274 00:14:37.344 --> 00:14:38.943 - Oh, thank you. 275 00:14:47.019 --> 00:14:48.086 Ha! 276 00:14:49.021 --> 00:14:50.922 - Very good. - I know. 277 00:14:52.625 --> 00:14:54.525 - But where did it go? 278 00:14:56.362 --> 00:14:58.296 Up your sleeve. 279 00:14:58.298 --> 00:14:59.364 - Really? 280 00:15:03.369 --> 00:15:06.371 - You messed up the first two times on purpose, didn't you? 281 00:15:06.373 --> 00:15:08.539 So the third time i wasn't paying attention 282 00:15:08.541 --> 00:15:13.011 and you picked it up with your other hand. 283 00:15:13.013 --> 00:15:14.078 Show me. 284 00:15:15.514 --> 00:15:16.581 Show me! 285 00:15:18.450 --> 00:15:20.218 Yes, I'm a genius. 286 00:15:33.365 --> 00:15:37.001 Six years since we were undergrads together. 287 00:15:37.003 --> 00:15:39.437 - Second year physics. 288 00:15:39.439 --> 00:15:40.505 - Long time. 289 00:15:43.142 --> 00:15:44.208 - It is. 290 00:15:51.550 --> 00:15:52.650 Nate? 291 00:16:03.629 --> 00:16:05.029 Tests are perfect. 292 00:16:05.031 --> 00:16:06.497 DNA, rna identical. 293 00:16:08.467 --> 00:16:09.534 Hey! 294 00:16:10.302 --> 00:16:11.536 Looking good. 295 00:16:11.538 --> 00:16:13.338 - Yeah, I warned you i was a cool guy. 296 00:16:13.340 --> 00:16:16.574 Come see, Liv's created a stable sphere. 297 00:16:16.576 --> 00:16:19.210 - It's only 30 centimeters across. 298 00:16:19.212 --> 00:16:22.580 We can't process anything bigger, not yet. 299 00:16:39.631 --> 00:16:41.366 Tempting, right? 300 00:16:41.368 --> 00:16:43.267 - It's so interesting. 301 00:16:44.403 --> 00:16:45.470 It doesn't look like i thought it would. 302 00:16:45.472 --> 00:16:47.572 - No, it's doing... 303 00:16:47.574 --> 00:16:48.740 You can see the numbers there. 304 00:16:48.742 --> 00:16:52.510 It's doing things with light that... 305 00:16:52.512 --> 00:16:54.645 Anyway, stand over there. 306 00:17:00.419 --> 00:17:01.486 Yeah. 307 00:17:05.791 --> 00:17:07.759 Phase attack! Get in. 308 00:17:07.761 --> 00:17:09.627 - That is something, though. 309 00:17:09.629 --> 00:17:10.762 There's potential for it. 310 00:17:10.764 --> 00:17:12.563 - No one will attack anyone, hippie. 311 00:17:12.565 --> 00:17:13.598 Retaliation would be too easy. 312 00:17:13.600 --> 00:17:15.466 - Like the atom bomb? - Bingo. 313 00:17:15.468 --> 00:17:16.801 Think how this will affect transport. 314 00:17:16.803 --> 00:17:18.403 - If we can phase live fauna. 315 00:17:18.405 --> 00:17:20.671 - Think. Cities will change. 316 00:17:20.673 --> 00:17:23.074 People will live in the country, phase into the office. 317 00:17:23.076 --> 00:17:24.642 - All the social problems cities bring-- 318 00:17:24.644 --> 00:17:26.611 - will change. Travel will change. 319 00:17:26.613 --> 00:17:28.046 Phase to the mountains. 320 00:17:28.048 --> 00:17:30.381 - Phase to the beaches, to mom for tea. 321 00:17:30.383 --> 00:17:31.616 - To the moon. 322 00:17:32.618 --> 00:17:35.420 To the vault of a bank, anywhere. 323 00:17:35.422 --> 00:17:37.221 - Now you're talking. 324 00:17:37.223 --> 00:17:38.289 Nathan. 325 00:17:48.768 --> 00:17:49.834 Such wit. 326 00:17:54.540 --> 00:17:56.340 We're moving fast here. 327 00:17:56.342 --> 00:17:57.675 You think we should-- - no. 328 00:17:57.677 --> 00:17:59.077 No, we need to get a test in 329 00:17:59.079 --> 00:18:01.379 before the university get involved. 330 00:18:01.381 --> 00:18:04.082 Buying all the hardware to run this legally 331 00:18:04.084 --> 00:18:06.150 means serious product first. 332 00:18:06.152 --> 00:18:07.685 - Okay, stinky thing. 333 00:18:07.687 --> 00:18:10.388 Prepare to make history. 334 00:18:15.828 --> 00:18:17.395 Granny? 335 00:18:17.397 --> 00:18:19.464 Hello, granny, it's Liv. 336 00:18:20.265 --> 00:18:21.566 Olivia. 337 00:18:21.568 --> 00:18:22.567 Yes. 338 00:18:22.569 --> 00:18:24.635 Question, how's tinkles? 339 00:18:27.340 --> 00:18:28.439 - Yeah, the patents. 340 00:18:28.441 --> 00:18:29.607 I need them processed. 341 00:18:29.609 --> 00:18:30.842 I needed them processed yesterday 342 00:18:30.844 --> 00:18:34.579 and I need them done in Ana's name, okay? 343 00:18:34.581 --> 00:18:37.148 All of them, they're all gonna want to see this. 344 00:18:37.150 --> 00:18:38.616 I mean, dad, this is massive. 345 00:18:38.618 --> 00:18:38.616 Just support me once. 346 00:18:38.618 --> 00:18:41.119 - Your grandmother's cat, really? 347 00:18:41.121 --> 00:18:43.554 - Fuck, oh my god! - Way bigger. 348 00:18:44.556 --> 00:18:47.825 Dad, it's like inventing electricity. 349 00:18:47.827 --> 00:18:49.660 - It's sound science. 350 00:18:49.662 --> 00:18:52.363 Granny will spot anything odd. 351 00:18:52.365 --> 00:18:54.599 Nate, can you give us a hand here? 352 00:18:54.601 --> 00:18:56.400 - It's all possible, isn't it? 353 00:18:56.402 --> 00:18:57.802 - This is the single biggest thing 354 00:18:57.804 --> 00:18:59.537 that mankind-- - little boy a hand. 355 00:18:59.539 --> 00:18:59.537 - Will ever have done. 356 00:18:59.539 --> 00:19:04.609 - Red suits you, and this thing with the hair? 357 00:19:04.611 --> 00:19:07.345 No, really, I like it, honest. 358 00:19:07.347 --> 00:19:10.748 It's not so dragon tattoo, hacker stock image. 359 00:19:10.750 --> 00:19:12.750 - It's a good move. 360 00:19:12.752 --> 00:19:13.751 Incognito. 361 00:19:17.623 --> 00:19:18.656 - Olivia, darling. 362 00:19:18.658 --> 00:19:20.691 Come in, come in! 363 00:19:20.693 --> 00:19:21.893 Oh, it's cold out there. 364 00:19:21.895 --> 00:19:24.595 Oh, come in, come on through. 365 00:19:26.899 --> 00:19:28.599 Well you look lovely. 366 00:19:28.601 --> 00:19:30.868 You've taken that horrible blue shit out of your hair. 367 00:19:30.870 --> 00:19:32.937 Are you, um, here for tinkles again? 368 00:19:32.939 --> 00:19:34.705 - Hello to you too, granny. 369 00:19:34.707 --> 00:19:34.705 No, no. 370 00:19:34.707 --> 00:19:36.908 We just wanted to see how he's doing, actually. 371 00:19:36.910 --> 00:19:38.709 - Well, he's doing wonderfully. 372 00:19:38.711 --> 00:19:40.745 Hello there, I'm Brenda. 373 00:19:40.747 --> 00:19:42.914 I'm Olivia's grandmother, and you are? 374 00:19:42.916 --> 00:19:44.715 - I'm Ana, hi. 375 00:19:44.717 --> 00:19:46.551 This is Nathan. 376 00:19:46.553 --> 00:19:47.685 - I'm Nathan. 377 00:19:47.687 --> 00:19:48.753 - They're my assistants. 378 00:19:48.755 --> 00:19:50.288 Although Ana is an immigrant, 379 00:19:50.290 --> 00:19:52.657 so feel free to call border patrol. 380 00:19:52.659 --> 00:19:52.657 Tinkles is fine? 381 00:19:52.659 --> 00:19:55.259 - You're not being suspicious at all. 382 00:19:55.261 --> 00:19:56.527 Any reason why he wouldn't be? 383 00:19:56.529 --> 00:19:58.729 - Oh, he fractured the space time continuum, 384 00:19:58.731 --> 00:20:01.399 visited the fourth dimension. - Did he now? 385 00:20:01.401 --> 00:20:03.901 Would you like some tea? 386 00:20:09.741 --> 00:20:10.875 - This place is nuts. 387 00:20:10.877 --> 00:20:12.410 - Tell me about it. 388 00:20:12.412 --> 00:20:14.712 I knew she came from money, but this? 389 00:20:14.714 --> 00:20:15.846 - You're looking quite smart, actually? 390 00:20:15.848 --> 00:20:16.847 - Well, you know what? 391 00:20:16.849 --> 00:20:18.583 I'm channeling my inner granny. 392 00:20:18.585 --> 00:20:21.652 - Yeah, I her grandfather is Earl somebody. 393 00:20:21.654 --> 00:20:23.521 11th in line for the throne. 394 00:20:23.523 --> 00:20:24.589 - Seriously? 395 00:20:26.491 --> 00:20:27.558 Check this. 396 00:20:30.762 --> 00:20:31.829 - Ana? 397 00:20:33.398 --> 00:20:34.465 - What's up? 398 00:20:35.767 --> 00:20:38.536 - Do you want to go see a movie tonight? 399 00:20:38.538 --> 00:20:39.737 - Sure. 400 00:20:39.739 --> 00:20:42.540 We could all use the break, right? 401 00:20:42.542 --> 00:20:45.977 - I mean like, go see a movie, see a movie. 402 00:20:49.448 --> 00:20:51.782 - What are you...? 403 00:20:51.784 --> 00:20:51.782 Oh. 404 00:20:51.784 --> 00:20:55.686 - Fuck, forsaken cock fuckers, fuck! 405 00:20:56.688 --> 00:20:58.556 - Good grief, Olivia. 406 00:20:58.558 --> 00:20:59.857 - I cannot fucking believe this. 407 00:20:59.859 --> 00:21:01.425 Can you fucking believe this? 408 00:21:01.427 --> 00:21:02.893 - I cannot fucking believe it. 409 00:21:02.895 --> 00:21:05.396 - I can't fucking believe it, either. 410 00:21:05.398 --> 00:21:06.897 More tea? 411 00:21:06.899 --> 00:21:08.733 - Microsoft have a patch out. 412 00:21:08.735 --> 00:21:09.800 - A patch? 413 00:21:10.702 --> 00:21:12.837 - They're shutting the worm down. 414 00:21:12.839 --> 00:21:14.572 - Okay, so what does that give us? 415 00:21:14.574 --> 00:21:15.873 - A day Max. 416 00:21:15.875 --> 00:21:18.776 - The meeting is on Friday, the demo. 417 00:21:18.778 --> 00:21:21.512 We'll get funding then. 418 00:21:21.514 --> 00:21:23.547 - Not enough to pull cycles on this scale. 419 00:21:23.549 --> 00:21:24.715 - So? 420 00:21:24.717 --> 00:21:28.019 - We need to do a final test, a knock out. 421 00:21:30.922 --> 00:21:32.757 - You're not suggesting... 422 00:21:32.759 --> 00:21:34.525 - She is. 423 00:21:34.527 --> 00:21:35.926 We need to be true revolutionaries right out of the gate. 424 00:21:35.928 --> 00:21:37.028 - She's right. 425 00:21:37.030 --> 00:21:38.596 To guarantee investment on this scale, 426 00:21:38.598 --> 00:21:39.830 we'll need to have-- - and we'd need to do it now. 427 00:21:39.832 --> 00:21:40.931 Right now. 428 00:21:45.704 --> 00:21:47.772 - Okay, I'll do it. 429 00:21:47.774 --> 00:21:49.473 - Uh. 430 00:21:49.475 --> 00:21:52.877 The world doesn't work like that anymore, Lancelot. 431 00:22:03.789 --> 00:22:04.889 - Well. 432 00:22:06.058 --> 00:22:07.391 - Well, then. 433 00:22:09.861 --> 00:22:11.796 - All systems operational. 434 00:22:11.798 --> 00:22:13.931 Temperature's dropping, holding. 435 00:22:13.933 --> 00:22:15.333 - Hydraulics one, up. 436 00:22:15.335 --> 00:22:17.335 Hydraulics two, up. 437 00:22:17.337 --> 00:22:19.904 Hydraulics three, Liv, higher, higher. 438 00:22:19.906 --> 00:22:21.505 Up. 439 00:22:21.507 --> 00:22:23.107 - Diagnostics reading okay. 440 00:22:23.109 --> 00:22:25.076 Still waiting for the numbers to plateau. 441 00:22:25.078 --> 00:22:26.944 - .272, .99. 442 00:22:27.846 --> 00:22:30.448 Liv, the readings here, they're inconsistent. 443 00:22:30.450 --> 00:22:31.849 Cable one's overheating. 444 00:22:31.851 --> 00:22:33.384 Switch to two and three. 445 00:22:33.386 --> 00:22:35.619 - On my mark, engage phase two. 446 00:22:35.621 --> 00:22:37.755 - Ana, hold still. 447 00:22:40.692 --> 00:22:43.361 - Could this feel anymore ominous? 448 00:22:43.363 --> 00:22:44.595 At all? 449 00:22:44.597 --> 00:22:45.796 - You don't have to do this, you know? 450 00:22:45.798 --> 00:22:47.098 - Yes, she does. 451 00:22:47.100 --> 00:22:48.666 Now relax, exhale. 452 00:22:48.668 --> 00:22:49.767 You're screwing with the readings. 453 00:22:49.769 --> 00:22:51.068 Nate? 454 00:22:51.070 --> 00:22:54.071 - For the record, I'm really, seriously scared. 455 00:22:54.073 --> 00:22:55.506 - Don't be. 456 00:22:55.508 --> 00:22:58.943 This is all you. - Picture the nobel. 457 00:22:58.945 --> 00:22:58.943 One last thing. 458 00:22:58.945 --> 00:23:01.912 - What if I grow tentacles? - Or testicles. 459 00:23:01.914 --> 00:23:04.882 A great big, Harry pair of-- - we phase matter. 460 00:23:04.884 --> 00:23:08.018 We take matter and we pass it through a wormhole. 461 00:23:08.020 --> 00:23:09.954 - Unaltered, pass it unaltered. 462 00:23:09.956 --> 00:23:11.922 - Your point? The numbers really are dropping. 463 00:23:11.924 --> 00:23:14.525 We should go. - Just matter. 464 00:23:15.460 --> 00:23:16.861 What if we're... 465 00:23:18.930 --> 00:23:19.997 - What? 466 00:23:20.866 --> 00:23:22.099 - Nothing, no. 467 00:23:25.404 --> 00:23:26.470 Good luck. 468 00:23:32.611 --> 00:23:33.677 - Nate? 469 00:23:35.914 --> 00:23:38.616 You owe me a movie, cool guy. 470 00:23:50.962 --> 00:23:52.029 - Good luck. 471 00:24:03.475 --> 00:24:06.110 - Okay, and on three, two, one. 472 00:25:27.926 --> 00:25:27.925 - Hi. 473 00:25:27.927 --> 00:25:30.861 Hi, I'm James. Do you have a moment? - Sorry. 474 00:25:30.863 --> 00:25:32.696 - No, don't be. 475 00:25:32.698 --> 00:25:33.797 No, I'm kidding. 476 00:25:33.799 --> 00:25:33.797 You know this place? - Look. 477 00:25:33.799 --> 00:25:36.534 - They're using it for animal testing, you know that? 478 00:25:36.536 --> 00:25:36.534 - I'm sorry. 479 00:25:36.536 --> 00:25:39.703 Not today, okay? - Okay, no worries, maybe next time. 480 00:25:39.705 --> 00:25:41.171 What's your name? - Ana, yes. 481 00:25:41.173 --> 00:25:42.540 - Ana, that's a lovely name. 482 00:25:42.542 --> 00:25:45.843 I used to have a pet rabbit called Ana. 483 00:25:46.811 --> 00:25:48.312 Ana, you're in science, right? 484 00:25:48.314 --> 00:25:50.047 - We don't really use animals. 485 00:25:50.049 --> 00:25:51.048 - Oh, of course, of course. 486 00:25:51.050 --> 00:25:52.917 But you do-- - sorry, look. 487 00:25:52.919 --> 00:25:54.652 I support what you're doing, I do. 488 00:25:54.654 --> 00:25:56.554 Just not today. 489 00:26:12.904 --> 00:26:14.104 - Well, hello again. 490 00:26:14.106 --> 00:26:15.639 How're you feeling? 491 00:26:15.641 --> 00:26:18.108 - I shouldn't drink so much. 492 00:26:18.110 --> 00:26:20.044 Can't remember shit. 493 00:26:20.979 --> 00:26:22.346 I hope I didn't... 494 00:26:26.184 --> 00:26:27.851 Good. 495 00:26:27.853 --> 00:26:30.187 - So, we've pretty much lost all of our capacity. 496 00:26:30.189 --> 00:26:31.789 We're back to atoms for the time being. 497 00:26:31.791 --> 00:26:33.123 - Everything? 498 00:26:33.125 --> 00:26:36.060 That was quick. - Was it really? 499 00:26:36.062 --> 00:26:37.595 - Yeah, so basically that thing is mothballed 500 00:26:37.597 --> 00:26:38.829 for the moment. 501 00:26:38.831 --> 00:26:41.599 We do have computer models. - We have. 502 00:26:41.601 --> 00:26:42.600 Sorry. 503 00:26:42.602 --> 00:26:44.201 We have it modeled, yes. 504 00:26:44.203 --> 00:26:47.004 So we can run analytic tests on the server. 505 00:26:47.006 --> 00:26:49.039 - Until we get funding. 506 00:26:49.041 --> 00:26:50.608 - Yes, until then. 507 00:26:56.815 --> 00:26:59.950 - Everything went okay though, right? 508 00:27:01.653 --> 00:27:02.853 Nate? 509 00:27:02.855 --> 00:27:04.221 - Yeah, of course. 510 00:27:06.024 --> 00:27:07.157 Why do you ask? 511 00:27:11.162 --> 00:27:13.931 - Okay, so what do we do next? 512 00:27:20.405 --> 00:27:22.673 - What do we do? 513 00:27:22.675 --> 00:27:26.644 Okay. So firstly, how are those tests? 514 00:27:26.646 --> 00:27:28.746 - Tests? - You're the chemist. 515 00:27:28.748 --> 00:27:32.750 You said you needed to take samples, run tests. 516 00:27:57.442 --> 00:28:00.911 - Memories, so many wonderful memories. 517 00:28:03.348 --> 00:28:05.315 Do you remember the video we did 518 00:28:05.317 --> 00:28:06.884 from the photos of loredo? 519 00:28:06.886 --> 00:28:08.218 I found it upstairs. 520 00:28:08.220 --> 00:28:10.821 I will pack it as well. - No, mom. 521 00:28:10.823 --> 00:28:12.322 - Ay, let me pack it! 522 00:28:12.324 --> 00:28:14.692 You can throw out anything you don't want. 523 00:28:14.694 --> 00:28:17.795 - That doesn't make sense, it's more work for both of us. 524 00:28:17.797 --> 00:28:21.832 Just throw it away, or give it to charity. 525 00:28:21.834 --> 00:28:23.233 - And the comic books? 526 00:28:23.235 --> 00:28:25.369 - Just put them in the trunk. 527 00:28:25.371 --> 00:28:27.037 - The trunk? 528 00:28:27.039 --> 00:28:29.840 - I told you, everything has to fit in a small trunk. 529 00:28:29.842 --> 00:28:31.241 - But there's so many things! 530 00:28:31.243 --> 00:28:34.011 - Well, that's the point of a small trunk. 531 00:28:34.013 --> 00:28:35.345 You kept it, mom. - Okay, 532 00:28:36.982 --> 00:28:38.048 don't get antsy. 533 00:28:43.822 --> 00:28:45.889 How are thing otherwise? 534 00:28:50.261 --> 00:28:51.328 - They're... 535 00:28:53.965 --> 00:28:55.365 Things are fine. 536 00:28:56.735 --> 00:29:01.305 Just a bit of a cold, but I'm okay. 537 00:29:01.307 --> 00:29:03.006 - Don't work too hard. 538 00:29:05.077 --> 00:29:06.143 I miss you. 539 00:29:47.986 --> 00:29:49.052 - Hello? 540 00:30:35.434 --> 00:30:37.201 Okay, okay then. 541 00:30:37.203 --> 00:30:39.369 Just please, leave my stuff and go. 542 00:30:39.371 --> 00:30:41.872 Please leave my work! 543 00:30:41.874 --> 00:30:43.273 For fuck's sake! 544 00:32:03.021 --> 00:32:04.087 Hey! 545 00:32:04.689 --> 00:32:05.956 Who are you? 546 00:32:07.392 --> 00:32:10.394 I don't need to call the police, 547 00:32:10.396 --> 00:32:12.462 I just want my stuff. 548 00:32:12.464 --> 00:32:14.231 It's just my work. 549 00:32:15.667 --> 00:32:17.935 It's worthless to you. 550 00:32:17.937 --> 00:32:19.002 Please. 551 00:32:23.474 --> 00:32:24.541 Good. 552 00:33:27.638 --> 00:33:30.007 - Ana, are you okay? 553 00:33:30.009 --> 00:33:32.576 Your voicemail had me worried. 554 00:33:33.411 --> 00:33:35.145 It must be late there. 555 00:33:35.147 --> 00:33:36.480 - My voicemail? 556 00:33:36.482 --> 00:33:37.547 I... 557 00:33:38.383 --> 00:33:41.018 My room's been broken into. 558 00:33:41.020 --> 00:33:44.087 They took my laptop and some other stuff. 559 00:33:46.190 --> 00:33:48.058 - Did you lose much work? 560 00:33:48.060 --> 00:33:50.594 - Well, it's backed up at the lab. 561 00:33:50.596 --> 00:33:53.663 It's also photos, memories. 562 00:34:01.773 --> 00:34:05.308 - I found something last night I'm going to send you. 563 00:34:05.310 --> 00:34:06.743 It'll cheer you up. 564 00:34:06.745 --> 00:34:07.811 - Okay. 565 00:34:09.680 --> 00:34:11.348 - I love you, baby. 566 00:34:21.192 --> 00:34:23.660 - Don't worry, mom, I'll call them. 567 00:34:23.662 --> 00:34:25.062 I love you, too. 568 00:34:28.199 --> 00:34:32.569 So I can't even report my card stolen, that's ridiculous! 569 00:34:32.571 --> 00:34:35.705 I don't know! It's just... 570 00:34:35.707 --> 00:34:36.773 Yes. 571 00:34:37.675 --> 00:34:39.376 Okay. 572 00:34:39.378 --> 00:34:40.444 My passport. 573 00:34:42.547 --> 00:34:46.216 Can I take a name and a reference number? 574 00:34:47.585 --> 00:34:48.652 Okay, Jim. 575 00:34:49.253 --> 00:34:51.188 I'll do it tomorrow. 576 00:34:51.190 --> 00:34:52.255 Yes. 577 00:34:52.857 --> 00:34:54.324 No. 578 00:34:54.326 --> 00:34:55.392 Thank you. 579 00:34:59.530 --> 00:35:01.665 But why aren't you taking this seriously? 580 00:35:01.667 --> 00:35:04.367 Someone stole our work. 581 00:35:04.369 --> 00:35:07.537 - Look, it's not like they'll make sense of anything. 582 00:35:07.539 --> 00:35:08.605 And you don't remember what happened-- 583 00:35:08.607 --> 00:35:09.673 - no, that's what I'm saying! 584 00:35:09.675 --> 00:35:11.475 After the experiment, nothing! 585 00:35:11.477 --> 00:35:12.843 I can't remember! 586 00:35:12.845 --> 00:35:14.711 I mean, was I attacked on my way home? 587 00:35:14.713 --> 00:35:17.714 'Cause my room is trashed, my head hurts all the time, 588 00:35:17.716 --> 00:35:19.616 and I've been-- - hey, hey. 589 00:35:19.618 --> 00:35:20.684 Don't worry. 590 00:35:21.686 --> 00:35:23.720 - I'm not worried. 591 00:35:23.722 --> 00:35:26.623 I just want to know what happened. 592 00:35:32.865 --> 00:35:35.765 No, something went wrong with the experiment. 593 00:35:35.767 --> 00:35:37.334 - Nothing went wrong. 594 00:35:37.336 --> 00:35:40.871 You'll have forgotten all about it tomorrow. 595 00:35:51.315 --> 00:35:53.517 - Listen, it's really not such a big deal. 596 00:35:53.519 --> 00:35:54.918 - Nate, listen to yourself. 597 00:35:54.920 --> 00:35:56.653 You're being weird. 598 00:35:56.655 --> 00:35:59.789 My passport, bank cards, all my work. 599 00:36:01.526 --> 00:36:03.226 Something's not right. 600 00:36:03.228 --> 00:36:04.661 - Ah, cock bollocks. 601 00:36:04.663 --> 00:36:06.897 Here we go. - So what's going on? 602 00:36:06.899 --> 00:36:09.699 - Check your email, we all got it. 603 00:36:09.701 --> 00:36:09.699 I needed to think about it-- 604 00:36:09.701 --> 00:36:11.768 - before you discuss with us, you mean? 605 00:36:11.770 --> 00:36:11.768 - Exactly. 606 00:36:11.770 --> 00:36:15.338 Check your email. - Someone stole my computer. 607 00:36:15.340 --> 00:36:16.573 - So they did. 608 00:36:17.375 --> 00:36:18.675 - Wow. - Yeah. 609 00:36:18.677 --> 00:36:20.644 - Utterly untraceable were your exact words. 610 00:36:20.646 --> 00:36:23.213 - They've traced it to the university. 611 00:36:23.215 --> 00:36:24.748 This is a big place. 612 00:36:28.819 --> 00:36:32.589 - Liv, we don't-- - this is a big place. 613 00:36:32.591 --> 00:36:35.692 - Look, someone is gonna come and ask questions. 614 00:36:35.694 --> 00:36:37.294 How well do you think that's gonna go, Olivia? 615 00:36:37.296 --> 00:36:39.429 - I'm the one who let her out. 616 00:36:39.431 --> 00:36:41.598 Just saying. - What's gchq, anyway? 617 00:36:41.600 --> 00:36:43.667 - What's wrong with you? 618 00:36:46.671 --> 00:36:48.505 - Government communications hq. 619 00:36:48.507 --> 00:36:50.707 They deal with cyber terrorism. 620 00:36:50.709 --> 00:36:52.676 - How worried should we be? - Cyber terrorism? 621 00:36:52.678 --> 00:36:56.279 - I don't see how it could be traced directly to us, 622 00:36:56.281 --> 00:37:00.250 unless we do something really stupid of course. 623 00:37:13.864 --> 00:37:16.766 - Nate, how many days have passed? 624 00:37:18.369 --> 00:37:19.970 Since the experiment? 625 00:37:21.739 --> 00:37:24.674 It's a simple question, i can go check for myself. 626 00:37:24.676 --> 00:37:28.678 - Will you stop that, it's getting on my nerves. 627 00:37:28.680 --> 00:37:31.414 Two weeks, I think. - You think. 628 00:37:32.817 --> 00:37:34.918 Okay, thanks for your help. 629 00:37:36.821 --> 00:37:38.888 - What's that? 630 00:37:38.890 --> 00:37:40.490 - A notebook. 631 00:37:40.492 --> 00:37:41.825 Did I tell you I'm not remembering things? 632 00:37:41.827 --> 00:37:43.393 - You were attack, mugged. 633 00:37:43.395 --> 00:37:45.328 - Thanks, I'll write that down. 634 00:37:45.330 --> 00:37:47.430 It's good that you both seem so concerned. 635 00:37:47.432 --> 00:37:49.699 - We are. I really am. 636 00:37:49.701 --> 00:37:50.834 Why do you think 637 00:37:50.836 --> 00:37:50.834 we're working so hard? - Doing what? 638 00:37:50.836 --> 00:37:53.937 Why won't you let me help? - Help? 639 00:37:53.939 --> 00:37:55.939 Yes, that'd be great. 640 00:37:57.875 --> 00:37:59.709 So, how're the tests? 641 00:37:59.711 --> 00:38:00.710 - What tests? 642 00:38:00.712 --> 00:38:01.778 See, that's what I mean. 643 00:38:01.780 --> 00:38:02.979 I can't remember. 644 00:38:02.981 --> 00:38:04.314 - You needed to take samples to see 645 00:38:04.316 --> 00:38:05.482 if the wormhole-- - come on. 646 00:38:05.484 --> 00:38:08.685 You're saying I didn't do that already? 647 00:38:42.787 --> 00:38:44.621 Why is this locked? 648 00:38:45.723 --> 00:38:45.722 It's never locked. 649 00:38:45.724 --> 00:38:49.526 - Don't you have the keys? - What keys? 650 00:38:49.528 --> 00:38:50.927 I have been in this room all semester. 651 00:38:50.929 --> 00:38:53.463 There are no keys. - Okay, relax. 652 00:38:53.465 --> 00:38:55.065 I'll ask maintenance. 653 00:38:57.601 --> 00:39:01.705 - You know, I dreamed about this room last night. 654 00:39:01.707 --> 00:39:05.675 - Someone must've locked it, I'll check. 655 00:39:05.677 --> 00:39:07.877 - Who else has been in here? 656 00:39:09.980 --> 00:39:11.681 They have my laptop. 657 00:39:11.683 --> 00:39:12.949 Maybe they're after the project-- 658 00:39:12.951 --> 00:39:14.617 - we're here all the time. 659 00:39:14.619 --> 00:39:18.521 Nobody's after our project, don't be paranoid. 660 00:39:19.357 --> 00:39:20.523 - My project. 661 00:39:21.592 --> 00:39:23.727 - Yes, Ana, your project. 662 00:39:24.962 --> 00:39:26.730 Are you okay? 663 00:39:26.732 --> 00:39:27.864 You didn't eat lunch. 664 00:39:27.866 --> 00:39:29.799 Get some rest. 665 00:39:29.801 --> 00:39:29.799 I'll put the tests into incubate 666 00:39:29.801 --> 00:39:34.804 and we'll go over them in the morning, okay? 667 00:39:39.009 --> 00:39:40.076 - Nate. 668 00:39:51.856 --> 00:39:53.823 - Don't antagonize her, okay? 669 00:39:53.825 --> 00:39:55.425 - She winds me up. 670 00:39:55.427 --> 00:39:58.962 - She's fragile, but she's still smart. 671 00:39:58.964 --> 00:40:02.632 We don't want her messing this up, alright? 672 00:41:13.204 --> 00:41:14.471 - Hey, where did you get that? 673 00:41:14.473 --> 00:41:15.939 Where did you get that mask? 674 00:41:15.941 --> 00:41:19.075 Where did you buy it? - Let go of me, murderer. 675 00:42:19.169 --> 00:42:20.570 - Oh, hi, hello. 676 00:42:21.972 --> 00:42:23.706 - Sorry. - Don't be. 677 00:42:25.109 --> 00:42:26.943 Joining us today? 678 00:42:26.945 --> 00:42:28.278 - I need to go home. 679 00:42:28.280 --> 00:42:31.548 Actually, those ape masks, who has-- - Ana. 680 00:42:31.550 --> 00:42:33.116 Ana, we know. 681 00:42:33.118 --> 00:42:34.817 - How do you know my name? 682 00:42:34.819 --> 00:42:36.953 - We know what you're doing in there, your experiment. 683 00:42:36.955 --> 00:42:38.821 You have two options. 684 00:42:38.823 --> 00:42:41.024 You do the right thing-- - or what? 685 00:42:41.026 --> 00:42:43.326 I'm sorry, are you threatening me? 686 00:42:43.328 --> 00:42:47.030 Do you want me to call the police? 687 00:42:47.032 --> 00:42:48.197 - Be my guest. 688 00:42:59.743 --> 00:43:03.580 - Hey, hey! 689 00:45:20.884 --> 00:45:23.753 - They're leaving via the back window, three. 690 00:45:23.755 --> 00:45:25.254 Any sign of them? 691 00:45:27.124 --> 00:45:29.392 - Negative, it's empty. 692 00:45:29.394 --> 00:45:31.794 I'll head up a floor. 693 00:45:53.050 --> 00:45:54.117 - Hello? 694 00:46:05.095 --> 00:46:06.162 Hello? 695 00:47:57.074 --> 00:47:58.374 - Ana, hi. 696 00:47:58.376 --> 00:48:00.343 How're you feeling? 697 00:48:00.345 --> 00:48:02.545 - How do you know where I am? - - Okay. 698 00:48:02.547 --> 00:48:04.413 How would I know where you are? 699 00:48:04.415 --> 00:48:05.882 You aren't at home? 700 00:48:05.884 --> 00:48:08.351 - I'm out, I'm not feeling so good. 701 00:48:08.353 --> 00:48:11.153 - Your head still hurting? 702 00:48:12.289 --> 00:48:13.356 - My head? 703 00:48:14.524 --> 00:48:15.591 It's okay. 704 00:48:17.394 --> 00:48:17.393 Nate, I need to talk to you. 705 00:48:17.395 --> 00:48:22.531 Something's not-- - I know, that's why I called. 706 00:48:22.533 --> 00:48:24.901 Look, I'm in London tomorrow with the team. 707 00:48:24.903 --> 00:48:27.036 But you want to go grab dinner when I get back? 708 00:48:27.038 --> 00:48:27.036 - With Liv? 709 00:48:27.038 --> 00:48:31.641 - No, just you and me tomorrow at the Sushi place. 710 00:48:31.643 --> 00:48:33.175 Nine, I'll say. 711 00:48:36.246 --> 00:48:38.447 Ana, are you-- - yes, I said yes. 712 00:48:38.449 --> 00:48:40.516 - Right it down, okay? 713 00:48:40.518 --> 00:48:43.619 There's a pen by the mouse cage. 714 00:51:12.369 --> 00:51:14.303 - You should eat. 715 00:51:14.305 --> 00:51:16.338 You look awful. 716 00:51:16.340 --> 00:51:18.140 Not like that, but... 717 00:51:19.209 --> 00:51:22.344 I don't understand why you're not eating. 718 00:51:22.346 --> 00:51:23.779 - What's happening? 719 00:51:24.614 --> 00:51:26.515 - What do you mean? 720 00:51:26.517 --> 00:51:28.651 - You know what I mean, Nate. 721 00:51:28.653 --> 00:51:30.352 What's happening? 722 00:51:32.489 --> 00:51:33.722 - You tell me. 723 00:51:34.758 --> 00:51:36.559 - Don't do that. 724 00:51:36.561 --> 00:51:38.727 Don't make this difficult for me. 725 00:51:38.729 --> 00:51:40.429 - Don't be weird. 726 00:51:40.431 --> 00:51:41.831 Look, I'm not trying to make anything difficult for anyone. 727 00:51:41.833 --> 00:51:43.732 - Then what's happening? 728 00:51:43.734 --> 00:51:45.868 - And I want you to tell me. 729 00:51:45.870 --> 00:51:47.536 What's wrong? 730 00:51:47.538 --> 00:51:49.572 What've have you to be paranoid about? 731 00:51:49.574 --> 00:51:51.807 - It's not paranoia, Nate. 732 00:51:53.710 --> 00:51:57.113 There's something faulty with my memory. 733 00:51:58.115 --> 00:51:59.582 - You were hit. 734 00:51:59.584 --> 00:52:01.784 - Then I should see a doctor. 735 00:52:01.786 --> 00:52:03.552 No. 736 00:52:03.554 --> 00:52:05.754 It has to do with the wormhole. 737 00:52:05.756 --> 00:52:07.756 - You're seeing a doctor. 738 00:52:07.758 --> 00:52:10.726 You've got an mri scan in two weeks. 739 00:52:10.728 --> 00:52:11.794 - Do I now? 740 00:52:12.729 --> 00:52:15.231 See, that's what I mean. 741 00:52:15.233 --> 00:52:19.435 I'm having trouble remembering things, recent things. 742 00:52:19.437 --> 00:52:23.539 - Well, we tested for that with the mice and with the cat. 743 00:52:23.541 --> 00:52:25.774 - I don't know what it is. 744 00:52:26.843 --> 00:52:28.777 And you guys, I mean. 745 00:52:28.779 --> 00:52:31.313 You're not helping. - Ana. 746 00:52:31.315 --> 00:52:32.515 - What? 747 00:52:32.517 --> 00:52:35.684 - You've told us this before, all of it. 748 00:52:36.786 --> 00:52:37.853 Told us. 749 00:52:42.292 --> 00:52:46.495 Look, Ana, I need you to stop investigating. 750 00:52:46.497 --> 00:52:49.798 The detective stuff, it's dangerous. 751 00:52:49.800 --> 00:52:53.569 I mean, with the government agency and the worm and... 752 00:52:53.571 --> 00:52:57.306 They're sending someone to investigate. 753 00:52:57.308 --> 00:53:00.342 Ana, I need you to trust me on this. 754 00:53:03.380 --> 00:53:06.182 Do you remember two summers ago, 755 00:53:06.184 --> 00:53:10.953 we went climbing in the quarry with the ropes and stuff? 756 00:53:10.955 --> 00:53:12.521 Remember how I got stuck? 757 00:53:12.523 --> 00:53:14.190 Like, really stuck? 758 00:53:16.726 --> 00:53:18.427 And I was scared. 759 00:53:19.863 --> 00:53:22.865 I think I even cried a little. 760 00:53:22.867 --> 00:53:25.568 - You cried a lot, Nate. 761 00:53:25.570 --> 00:53:28.571 I didn't know grown men could cry like that. 762 00:53:28.573 --> 00:53:29.872 - I was scared. 763 00:53:31.808 --> 00:53:35.778 But you talked me through it, you got me down. 764 00:53:35.780 --> 00:53:37.213 I trusted you. 765 00:53:38.915 --> 00:53:42.418 And I trusted that you wouldn't tell anyone else, either. 766 00:53:42.420 --> 00:53:44.320 - I never did. 767 00:53:44.322 --> 00:53:45.554 Except my mom. 768 00:53:46.489 --> 00:53:48.624 - You told your mom? - Sure. 769 00:53:48.626 --> 00:53:50.759 I mean, she's my mom. 770 00:53:50.761 --> 00:53:52.728 She thinks you're cute. 771 00:53:56.433 --> 00:53:58.834 - So I need you to trust me. 772 00:54:01.805 --> 00:54:03.772 Stop the investigation. 773 00:54:06.276 --> 00:54:07.843 Okay, that's good. 774 00:54:09.946 --> 00:54:12.881 But I need you to write it down. 775 00:54:19.422 --> 00:54:20.656 Write it down. 776 00:54:21.758 --> 00:54:25.494 Stop the investigation, trust Nate, trust Liv. 777 00:54:27.998 --> 00:54:29.265 Ana, please. 778 00:54:44.748 --> 00:54:48.484 - If I ask you to kiss me right now, 779 00:54:48.486 --> 00:54:50.486 what would you do? 780 00:55:04.334 --> 00:55:06.935 - Why aren't you eating? 781 00:55:06.937 --> 00:55:08.837 You really should eat. 782 00:55:24.020 --> 00:55:26.555 - I am exhausted. - Yep. 783 00:55:26.557 --> 00:55:27.723 Yeah, me too. 784 00:55:28.792 --> 00:55:31.527 Hey, look, your silk worm is still alive. 785 00:55:31.529 --> 00:55:32.828 I think he's trying to make a nest. 786 00:55:32.830 --> 00:55:34.596 - It's called a cocoon, Nathan. 787 00:55:34.598 --> 00:55:37.833 - Your only friend in the whole world. 788 00:55:45.608 --> 00:55:46.675 You okay? 789 00:55:51.514 --> 00:55:53.582 - Looking for something? 790 00:56:00.623 --> 00:56:02.825 - Any idea what this means? 791 00:56:02.827 --> 00:56:04.026 - No idea. 792 00:56:04.028 --> 00:56:06.829 - What does is mean? - You wrote it, sister. 793 00:56:06.831 --> 00:56:10.599 It's a prime number, if that helps. 794 00:56:10.601 --> 00:56:12.468 - Where's my camcorder? 795 00:56:12.470 --> 00:56:13.635 - My place. 796 00:56:13.637 --> 00:56:15.070 I took it to digitize the experiments. 797 00:56:15.072 --> 00:56:17.139 - Yep, you said he should take it. 798 00:56:17.141 --> 00:56:19.375 - Did I really? - Mhmm. 799 00:56:19.377 --> 00:56:21.410 - Can you bring it back? 800 00:56:21.412 --> 00:56:23.579 It'll help to see what we've been up to. 801 00:56:23.581 --> 00:56:24.646 - Sure. 802 00:56:25.849 --> 00:56:27.583 - What are you working on? 803 00:56:27.585 --> 00:56:30.018 - I'm trying to streamline the code, Ana. 804 00:56:30.020 --> 00:56:31.487 - So? 805 00:56:31.489 --> 00:56:33.088 - So we can operate the generator again 806 00:56:33.090 --> 00:56:35.657 without all those illegally acquired processors. 807 00:56:35.659 --> 00:56:36.725 Happy? 808 00:56:38.027 --> 00:56:41.029 - Why don't you call your mom? 809 00:56:41.031 --> 00:56:42.865 How is she, anyway? 810 00:56:42.867 --> 00:56:45.134 How did her move go? - My mother? 811 00:56:45.136 --> 00:56:47.936 Why, is she involved in this? 812 00:56:47.938 --> 00:56:49.838 - Oh, my god. 813 00:56:49.840 --> 00:56:50.839 - Look, you want me out of here. 814 00:56:50.841 --> 00:56:52.074 I get it. 815 00:56:52.076 --> 00:56:53.976 Why mention my mother? 816 00:56:56.646 --> 00:56:58.013 What is going on? 817 00:56:58.015 --> 00:57:01.617 I dream about this door, I dream about it! 818 00:57:01.619 --> 00:57:04.686 - Hey, you guys better come join us. 819 00:57:07.857 --> 00:57:09.958 The vice chancellor's here. 820 00:57:21.070 --> 00:57:22.971 - So, as I was saying, 821 00:57:24.574 --> 00:57:28.811 it infected millions, hundreds of millions of computers. 822 00:57:31.080 --> 00:57:32.147 Apparently. 823 00:57:32.149 --> 00:57:35.951 And it's been traced to our university, 824 00:57:35.953 --> 00:57:38.821 to this department, ladies and gentlemen, 825 00:57:38.823 --> 00:57:41.890 from an ip address in this building. 826 00:57:43.927 --> 00:57:44.993 Well done. 827 00:57:44.995 --> 00:57:50.666 You've actually achieved something of significance. 828 00:57:50.668 --> 00:57:54.102 This is Mr. stovington from gchq. 829 00:57:54.104 --> 00:57:57.573 He'll be questioning everyone in the department. 830 00:57:57.575 --> 00:57:58.707 Do cooperate. 831 00:58:00.510 --> 00:58:04.880 And you're welcome to have a member of faculty present, 832 00:58:04.882 --> 00:58:09.852 should you wish. 833 00:58:09.854 --> 00:58:10.919 - Ana! 834 00:58:12.789 --> 00:58:14.223 Ana. 835 00:58:14.225 --> 00:58:15.991 Jesus, get a grip. 836 00:58:17.227 --> 00:58:20.629 - Okay, so this detective guy. 837 00:58:20.631 --> 00:58:23.031 Tell me again just how we don't end up in jail. 838 00:58:23.033 --> 00:58:24.733 - She's not gonna stand up to questioning. 839 00:58:24.735 --> 00:58:27.903 - She'll be fine, won't you, Ana? 840 00:58:27.905 --> 00:58:29.805 - Where are the patents? 841 00:58:29.807 --> 00:58:31.907 - The what where? 842 00:58:31.909 --> 00:58:33.141 - The patents. 843 00:58:35.812 --> 00:58:37.913 You're stealing my project. 844 00:58:37.915 --> 00:58:38.981 - Excuse me? 845 00:58:39.816 --> 00:58:41.617 Where are the filing documents? 846 00:58:41.619 --> 00:58:43.151 In whose name are they? - They're in your name. 847 00:58:43.153 --> 00:58:45.120 - Then where are they? - With my father's solicitor. 848 00:58:45.122 --> 00:58:48.223 - What did you do to me? - I warned you. 849 00:58:48.225 --> 00:58:49.892 - Ana, Liv and i are trying to help. 850 00:58:49.894 --> 00:58:50.959 - No! 851 00:59:01.037 --> 00:59:03.105 - What did we do to her? - Yeah. 852 00:59:03.107 --> 00:59:04.773 Ana. - You said something 853 00:59:04.775 --> 00:59:07.609 about matter, about how the wormhole moving matter. 854 00:59:07.611 --> 00:59:09.244 What was that about? 855 00:59:09.246 --> 00:59:11.113 - I don't remember. - No, you do. 856 00:59:11.115 --> 00:59:14.182 You said, "the wormhole, it just sends matter." 857 00:59:14.184 --> 00:59:17.319 - Yeah, but... - Go home, just calm down. 858 00:59:17.321 --> 00:59:19.555 - But what if there's something else? 859 00:59:19.557 --> 00:59:21.089 If we're more than just matter? 860 00:59:21.091 --> 00:59:24.092 What if there's a part of me that doesn't have mass? 861 00:59:24.094 --> 00:59:26.161 If I went through but... 862 00:59:28.064 --> 00:59:30.165 But my soul was left behind. 863 00:59:30.167 --> 00:59:31.967 - Uh, I'm not sure i can take this. 864 00:59:31.969 --> 00:59:33.835 - Okay, look, you need to listen to yourself. 865 00:59:33.837 --> 00:59:36.138 You just accused us of trying to steal your project, 866 00:59:36.140 --> 00:59:37.739 and now you're talking about your soul. 867 00:59:37.741 --> 00:59:40.042 - You're fucking crazy. - Liv, shut up. 868 00:59:40.044 --> 00:59:41.043 Okay. 869 00:59:41.045 --> 00:59:42.077 Look, Ana, we're trying to help. 870 00:59:42.079 --> 00:59:43.111 We do care. 871 00:59:43.113 --> 00:59:44.179 Ana, Ana! 872 00:59:45.848 --> 00:59:46.915 Shit. 873 01:00:21.751 --> 01:00:23.085 - Ana! 874 01:00:23.087 --> 01:00:25.654 Twice in one day, lucky me. 875 01:00:25.656 --> 01:00:27.956 Everything okay? - Hey. 876 01:00:27.958 --> 01:00:29.024 Mom, look. 877 01:00:29.826 --> 01:00:32.127 Have I been-- - acting a bit strange? 878 01:00:32.129 --> 01:00:33.362 Yes, you have. 879 01:00:38.868 --> 01:00:39.935 - Say again? 880 01:00:41.971 --> 01:00:43.939 - No, this morning. 881 01:00:43.941 --> 01:00:46.174 Did we talk already today? 882 01:00:47.810 --> 01:00:51.279 - Ana, are you sure you're-- - what password? 883 01:00:51.281 --> 01:00:51.279 - I don't know. 884 01:00:51.281 --> 01:00:56.051 You said I shouldn't talk to you unless you say a password. 885 01:00:56.053 --> 01:00:58.120 - What was the password? 886 01:01:02.191 --> 01:01:03.325 - Ana. - Mom. 887 01:01:04.127 --> 01:01:07.229 - Is that really you? - Of course. 888 01:01:09.666 --> 01:01:10.732 Mom, hey. 889 01:01:11.801 --> 01:01:14.302 - You said that you'd say a word, 890 01:01:14.304 --> 01:01:17.172 that I shouldn't trust you unless you say-- 891 01:01:17.174 --> 01:01:19.174 - you're my mom. 892 01:01:19.176 --> 01:01:22.978 I'm not giving you a password to talk to you. 893 01:01:30.019 --> 01:01:32.187 Just don't listen to me if I talk to you about-- 894 01:01:32.189 --> 01:01:33.288 - Ana. 895 01:01:34.757 --> 01:01:35.891 I have to go. 896 01:01:36.893 --> 01:01:39.294 There's someone at the door. 897 01:01:40.396 --> 01:01:43.832 Talk to me when you're feeling better. 898 01:03:13.289 --> 01:03:14.356 - Nate, look, I'm really sorry. 899 01:03:14.358 --> 01:03:15.857 Oh, god, sorry. 900 01:03:15.859 --> 01:03:18.527 - I thought you were someone else. - - No, it's okay. 901 01:03:18.529 --> 01:03:20.328 Don't worry. - Sorry. 902 01:03:23.533 --> 01:03:25.200 What are you...? 903 01:03:25.202 --> 01:03:28.303 - Neurological damage, just doing some research. 904 01:03:28.305 --> 01:03:30.505 - Well, good luck. - Thanks. 905 01:03:32.441 --> 01:03:34.910 - Excuse me, can i ask you something? 906 01:03:34.912 --> 01:03:37.245 - Yeah, I have a boyfriend. 907 01:03:37.247 --> 01:03:39.080 - Oh, god no, don't worry. 908 01:03:39.082 --> 01:03:40.482 I'm just trying to work something out. 909 01:03:40.484 --> 01:03:43.151 Does human memory have mass? 910 01:03:43.153 --> 01:03:46.154 I mean, if you could wipe a person's memories, 911 01:03:46.156 --> 01:03:48.323 would their brain weigh less? 912 01:03:48.325 --> 01:03:49.324 Weird one, I know. 913 01:03:49.326 --> 01:03:50.425 It's just-- - no, no. 914 01:03:50.427 --> 01:03:53.295 Um, it's an interesting question. 915 01:03:54.430 --> 01:03:57.032 You know, I have no idea. 916 01:03:57.034 --> 01:03:58.300 Have you tried Google? 917 01:03:58.302 --> 01:04:00.135 - It just want to sell me USB sticks. 918 01:04:00.137 --> 01:04:01.403 - Well, how do they work? 919 01:04:01.405 --> 01:04:02.404 Do they weigh more when they're full? 920 01:04:02.406 --> 01:04:05.340 - No, I wouldn't imagine, anyway. 921 01:04:05.342 --> 01:04:05.340 They're just zeros and ones. 922 01:04:05.342 --> 01:04:09.411 - I think the human memory works much the same. 923 01:04:09.413 --> 01:04:12.013 It's electricity, ons and offs. 924 01:04:12.015 --> 01:04:13.181 Like an empty battery has the same-- 925 01:04:13.183 --> 01:04:14.449 - has the same mass as a full one. 926 01:04:14.451 --> 01:04:16.484 I know about batteries. 927 01:04:16.486 --> 01:04:20.922 So memory is electricity, but electricity is electrons 928 01:04:22.491 --> 01:04:24.893 and electrons have mass. 929 01:04:24.895 --> 01:04:25.961 Thanks. 930 01:04:28.030 --> 01:04:29.497 One last thing. 931 01:04:29.499 --> 01:04:31.366 Do you think we're more than our memories? 932 01:04:31.368 --> 01:04:33.101 I mean, we're born with none 933 01:04:33.103 --> 01:04:35.003 and die with a lifetime's worth. 934 01:04:35.005 --> 01:04:38.473 So when we talk about the idea of a soul, 935 01:04:38.475 --> 01:04:41.509 maybe we're just talking about... 936 01:04:42.879 --> 01:04:44.512 Sorry, you're busy. 937 01:04:45.348 --> 01:04:46.648 Thanks, anyway. 938 01:04:48.084 --> 01:04:50.418 - Good luck with your work. 939 01:04:51.220 --> 01:04:52.287 - Thank you. 940 01:06:16.138 --> 01:06:18.440 - Someone with a key? 941 01:06:18.442 --> 01:06:20.241 Yeah, I'll hold. 942 01:06:20.243 --> 01:06:22.344 - Oh, yeah. They're asking everyone. 943 01:06:22.346 --> 01:06:25.447 Someone broke in over at the chemistry lab. 944 01:06:25.449 --> 01:06:26.748 Probably some drugs, then. 945 01:06:26.750 --> 01:06:28.450 - These protestors are horrid. 946 01:06:28.452 --> 01:06:30.218 They shouldn't allowed to harass people like that. 947 01:06:30.220 --> 01:06:32.487 - I know, right? This is Oxford. 948 01:06:32.489 --> 01:06:35.490 - Tracy said her rep said they'll be arresting someone today 949 01:06:35.492 --> 01:06:37.459 for the Internet thing. 950 01:06:50.506 --> 01:06:53.174 - Ana, hi. You um... - Don't. 951 01:06:53.176 --> 01:06:54.442 I don't trust you. 952 01:06:54.444 --> 01:06:56.444 I don't believe you, so just don't, okay? 953 01:06:56.446 --> 01:06:57.779 - You heard about the break in? 954 01:06:57.781 --> 01:06:59.247 - I did, actually. 955 01:06:59.249 --> 01:07:01.516 - A protester, they think, a week ago. 956 01:07:01.518 --> 01:07:04.219 Caught on cctv, though they can't make out the face. 957 01:07:04.221 --> 01:07:06.087 - Couldn't they? - You muppet. 958 01:07:06.089 --> 01:07:07.355 Why the hell are you breaking-- 959 01:07:07.357 --> 01:07:10.458 - something's very wrong with me, you know this. 960 01:07:10.460 --> 01:07:12.293 - Yes, something is. 961 01:07:12.295 --> 01:07:14.396 - Because of that. 962 01:07:14.398 --> 01:07:15.764 - It's complicated. 963 01:07:15.766 --> 01:07:17.165 - I'm sure it is. 964 01:07:17.167 --> 01:07:18.166 - It's not what you think. 965 01:07:18.168 --> 01:07:20.535 - What do I think, Nate? 966 01:07:20.537 --> 01:07:21.603 Tell me. 967 01:07:23.506 --> 01:07:26.408 Look, I'm like a crazy person. 968 01:07:26.410 --> 01:07:29.544 So whatever you did to me, well done. 969 01:07:30.713 --> 01:07:32.380 It worked. - Yeah. 970 01:07:32.382 --> 01:07:33.815 Ana, there is something wrong with you, 971 01:07:33.817 --> 01:07:36.418 but we don't know how-- - you're lying. 972 01:07:36.420 --> 01:07:39.621 You want the project, but it's my project. 973 01:07:39.623 --> 01:07:42.690 It's mine, and I'm closing it down. 974 01:07:42.692 --> 01:07:44.559 - Ana, what have you done? 975 01:07:44.561 --> 01:07:46.461 - Hello, somebody call maintenance? 976 01:07:46.463 --> 01:07:48.763 - Yes, we need the keys for the storage room. 977 01:07:48.765 --> 01:07:50.365 Can you open it? 978 01:07:57.673 --> 01:07:58.773 - Ana. 979 01:07:59.642 --> 01:08:00.708 - Nathan. 980 01:08:08.851 --> 01:08:11.820 - I gave you the key for this already. 981 01:08:11.822 --> 01:08:13.655 You said you would bring it right back. 982 01:08:13.657 --> 01:08:15.457 - No, I don't think it was-- 983 01:08:15.459 --> 01:08:16.591 - that's right, darlin'. 984 01:08:16.593 --> 01:08:17.625 We were stood right here. 985 01:08:17.627 --> 01:08:17.625 - Look, can you open the door? 986 01:08:17.627 --> 01:08:22.564 - Not without the key and if you've lost the only one, 987 01:08:22.566 --> 01:08:23.865 I'll have to fetch a member of faculty. 988 01:08:23.867 --> 01:08:25.467 - That won't be necessary. 989 01:08:25.469 --> 01:08:26.701 We'll find it. 990 01:08:33.509 --> 01:08:34.576 What the hell are you doing? 991 01:08:34.578 --> 01:08:35.844 Are you nuts? 992 01:08:35.846 --> 01:08:37.545 We broke the law! 993 01:08:37.547 --> 01:08:39.447 There's police everywhere, and you want to bring some, 994 01:08:39.449 --> 01:08:41.249 some pissant farm hand down here. 995 01:08:41.251 --> 01:08:42.884 And what if he goes to the vc? 996 01:08:42.886 --> 01:08:44.619 And the vc goes, gee, heck. 997 01:08:44.621 --> 01:08:46.688 You know, all this kooky stuff and the government 998 01:08:46.690 --> 01:08:49.457 are investigating us because for some damn worm virus-- 999 01:08:49.459 --> 01:08:50.592 - Liv! - Fuck you, 1000 01:08:50.594 --> 01:08:52.594 you know that I'm brain damaged 1001 01:08:52.596 --> 01:08:54.762 and none of you have done anything to help! 1002 01:08:54.764 --> 01:08:57.665 - You're not brain damaged, Ana. - Did I not tell you to shut up? 1003 01:08:57.667 --> 01:08:58.900 Fuck you both. 1004 01:09:14.350 --> 01:09:16.751 - Sir, she's here. 1005 01:10:04.667 --> 01:10:06.601 - Hello, Ms. Carter. 1006 01:10:15.544 --> 01:10:16.945 - Shouldn't i have a lawyer? 1007 01:10:16.947 --> 01:10:18.880 Am I being arrested? 1008 01:10:18.882 --> 01:10:20.615 - Heavens, no. 1009 01:10:20.617 --> 01:10:23.851 No, we simply wish to ask you some questions. 1010 01:10:23.853 --> 01:10:26.554 I mean, you are perfectly entitled to have a lawyer present. 1011 01:10:26.556 --> 01:10:28.856 But in that case, well, 1012 01:10:28.858 --> 01:10:31.459 then we'd have to travel all the way across town 1013 01:10:31.461 --> 01:10:34.229 and fill in lots and lots of paper work, and so on, 1014 01:10:34.231 --> 01:10:35.530 and so forth. 1015 01:10:35.532 --> 01:10:38.700 I mean, it really is quite dull. 1016 01:10:38.702 --> 01:10:39.801 Come. 1017 01:10:41.604 --> 01:10:42.670 Please. 1018 01:10:51.981 --> 01:10:54.249 Would you like a peanut? 1019 01:10:55.651 --> 01:10:58.453 I have this theory that you can always tell if a man-- 1020 01:10:58.455 --> 01:11:00.288 oh, well in your case a woman, 1021 01:11:00.290 --> 01:11:02.490 is guilty based on how they react 1022 01:11:02.492 --> 01:11:06.728 when the interrogation officer offers them a peanut. 1023 01:11:12.735 --> 01:11:14.802 - No, thank you. 1024 01:11:14.804 --> 01:11:15.870 - No? 1025 01:11:16.972 --> 01:11:18.039 Sure? 1026 01:11:22.812 --> 01:11:23.878 Suit yourself. 1027 01:11:32.988 --> 01:11:34.055 So. 1028 01:11:35.824 --> 01:11:36.891 - So? 1029 01:11:38.727 --> 01:11:40.695 - So what do you think? 1030 01:11:42.498 --> 01:11:43.898 - About what? 1031 01:11:43.900 --> 01:11:45.333 - Well, do you think you passed 1032 01:11:45.335 --> 01:11:49.404 my guilty peanut test or not? 1033 01:11:51.040 --> 01:11:52.974 I'm only messing. 1034 01:11:52.976 --> 01:11:54.676 I do apologize. 1035 01:11:54.678 --> 01:11:56.644 However, you would be amazed the amount of men 1036 01:11:56.646 --> 01:11:58.479 I've had admit to murdering their own parents 1037 01:11:58.481 --> 01:12:00.515 by offering them a peanut. 1038 01:12:00.517 --> 01:12:01.883 Would you like a peanut? 1039 01:12:01.885 --> 01:12:03.084 "Oh, I killed my mother!" 1040 01:12:03.086 --> 01:12:04.619 I mean, it's... 1041 01:12:05.788 --> 01:12:07.855 It's like a magic trick. 1042 01:12:15.597 --> 01:12:16.864 Anyway. 1043 01:12:16.866 --> 01:12:17.932 To business. 1044 01:12:18.901 --> 01:12:19.901 - Look, mister. 1045 01:12:19.903 --> 01:12:21.869 I'm sorry, I'm really busy. 1046 01:12:21.871 --> 01:12:23.504 - Yes, I know. 1047 01:12:23.506 --> 01:12:25.740 You're a hard one to pin down, keep very strange hours. 1048 01:12:25.742 --> 01:12:27.608 I mean, most students do, but you, you're-- 1049 01:12:27.610 --> 01:12:29.610 - can we do this another time? 1050 01:12:29.612 --> 01:12:32.513 I'm not really-- - have a look at this. 1051 01:12:32.515 --> 01:12:35.616 Tell me if you recognize it. 1052 01:12:35.618 --> 01:12:38.986 - What is this? - I'll be honest with you. 1053 01:12:38.988 --> 01:12:41.856 We're not looking for the worm's author. 1054 01:12:41.858 --> 01:12:43.891 We know you wrote it, 1055 01:12:44.893 --> 01:12:48.396 but what we don't know is what it does. 1056 01:12:51.900 --> 01:12:53.568 Come now. 1057 01:12:53.570 --> 01:12:56.838 What, you thought you'd get, oh, 800 million people 1058 01:12:56.840 --> 01:13:00.975 to do your homework and it would stay a secret? 1059 01:13:03.612 --> 01:13:06.514 - Look, I've been unwell, alright? 1060 01:13:13.789 --> 01:13:16.958 But I have no idea what I'm looking at. 1061 01:13:16.960 --> 01:13:19.560 You know I'm a chemist, not a programmer. 1062 01:13:19.562 --> 01:13:21.062 - All we want to know 1063 01:13:21.064 --> 01:13:23.598 is what it is, miss Carter. 1064 01:13:25.567 --> 01:13:26.868 Anarchy? 1065 01:13:26.870 --> 01:13:28.836 Clogging up the system? 1066 01:13:28.838 --> 01:13:30.738 Are you a part of that? - I have no idea. 1067 01:13:30.740 --> 01:13:32.407 Anarchy? - Well, your friends-- 1068 01:13:32.409 --> 01:13:35.176 - they're not my friends, are they? 1069 01:13:37.079 --> 01:13:39.514 Why don't you ask them. 1070 01:13:43.652 --> 01:13:45.620 - We have gathered here today for one reason, 1071 01:13:45.622 --> 01:13:45.620 and one reason only. 1072 01:13:45.622 --> 01:13:50.091 - Over 18% of students are scientists. 1073 01:13:50.093 --> 01:13:54.429 We have murder on our hands if we let this stuff go ahead. 1074 01:13:54.431 --> 01:13:55.930 - Ana! 1075 01:13:55.932 --> 01:13:55.930 Ana, everybody. 1076 01:13:55.932 --> 01:13:58.666 This is Ana we were telling you all about. 1077 01:13:58.668 --> 01:14:00.501 - She's American. - Is she? 1078 01:14:00.503 --> 01:14:02.837 - She is. - Well, that makes sense. 1079 01:14:02.839 --> 01:14:04.639 - Decided not to join us in the end, then? 1080 01:14:04.641 --> 01:14:08.176 - Clearly not, though we did give you every chance to. 1081 01:14:08.178 --> 01:14:11.078 - We did, we tried. - What is this? 1082 01:14:11.080 --> 01:14:12.747 - So, what do we have here? 1083 01:14:12.749 --> 01:14:13.948 Half a dozen lab mice? 1084 01:14:13.950 --> 01:14:16.083 - Only mice. - Only mice. 1085 01:14:16.085 --> 01:14:17.452 Then rabbits. 1086 01:14:18.587 --> 01:14:22.623 But you've left this section blank, Ana. 1087 01:14:22.625 --> 01:14:23.825 What were you doing to them? 1088 01:14:23.827 --> 01:14:25.660 - What are you doing to them, Ana, in there? 1089 01:14:25.662 --> 01:14:28.196 - Witnesses said they saw you bring a cat in. 1090 01:14:28.198 --> 01:14:29.197 But where's the paperwork, Ana? 1091 01:14:29.199 --> 01:14:31.532 - Where, indeed? - A pet. 1092 01:14:32.801 --> 01:14:34.068 That's not legal, Ana. 1093 01:14:34.070 --> 01:14:35.837 - That's not legal at all. 1094 01:14:35.839 --> 01:14:37.939 You should see what they built in there. 1095 01:14:37.941 --> 01:14:39.106 - Listen. - Should we? 1096 01:14:39.108 --> 01:14:40.842 Should we see her lab? 1097 01:14:40.844 --> 01:14:42.009 - No! 1098 01:14:42.011 --> 01:14:43.578 - We have everything we need, Ana! 1099 01:14:43.580 --> 01:14:45.079 - We're shutting you down. 1100 01:14:45.081 --> 01:14:46.180 - Shut her down! Shut her down! 1101 01:14:47.483 --> 01:14:49.550 Shut her down! Shut her down! 1102 01:14:49.552 --> 01:14:51.586 Shut her down! Shut her down! 1103 01:14:51.588 --> 01:14:54.021 Shut her down! Shut her down! - Aw! 1104 01:14:54.023 --> 01:14:56.791 We're only joking, Ana! 1105 01:14:56.793 --> 01:14:57.859 - Wah-wah. 1106 01:15:36.231 --> 01:15:37.298 - My notes. 1107 01:15:58.720 --> 01:16:00.288 What's wrong with me? 1108 01:16:25.347 --> 01:16:27.915 Hi, I think I left something here last time. 1109 01:16:27.917 --> 01:16:30.785 - Oh, well come in, come in. 1110 01:16:30.787 --> 01:16:32.753 Would you like some tea? 1111 01:16:32.755 --> 01:16:35.122 - I would love some tea. 1112 01:16:36.625 --> 01:16:37.658 - Ana! 1113 01:16:37.660 --> 01:16:39.327 Hey, look, are you okay? - Peachy. 1114 01:16:39.329 --> 01:16:41.295 - Where are you? 1115 01:16:41.297 --> 01:16:42.964 Can you come back to the lab? 1116 01:16:42.966 --> 01:16:44.765 - All I wanted was for you to explain what was going on. 1117 01:16:44.767 --> 01:16:47.101 - We explained it to you so many times. 1118 01:16:48.237 --> 01:16:49.904 Ana, you just keep forgetting. 1119 01:16:49.906 --> 01:16:51.272 Look, look, I'm sorry. 1120 01:16:51.274 --> 01:16:54.976 Can you just come back to the lab? 1121 01:16:54.978 --> 01:16:56.644 Ana? - Goodbye, Nathan. 1122 01:16:56.646 --> 01:16:58.145 - Ana? 1123 01:19:17.018 --> 01:19:18.119 - Yes, she does! 1124 01:19:18.121 --> 01:19:19.353 Now relax, exhale. 1125 01:19:19.355 --> 01:19:21.255 You're screwing with the readings. 1126 01:19:21.257 --> 01:19:22.890 Nate. - We phase matter. 1127 01:19:22.892 --> 01:19:25.092 We take matter and we pass it through-- 1128 01:19:25.094 --> 01:19:26.894 - unaltered, pass it unaltered. 1129 01:19:26.896 --> 01:19:28.062 - Your point? 1130 01:19:28.064 --> 01:19:30.231 Numbers really are dropping, we have to go! 1131 01:19:30.233 --> 01:19:31.265 - Just matter, right? 1132 01:19:31.267 --> 01:19:32.867 We're... - What? 1133 01:19:35.203 --> 01:19:37.238 - Nothing, no. 1134 01:19:37.240 --> 01:19:38.339 - Nate? 1135 01:19:40.809 --> 01:19:43.310 You owe me a movie, cool guy. 1136 01:19:56.258 --> 01:19:57.424 - Okay. 1137 01:19:58.360 --> 01:20:00.327 And on three, two, one. 1138 01:20:16.111 --> 01:20:18.479 - 271 apparently successful. 1139 01:20:18.481 --> 01:20:21.215 Readings inconclusive, couldn't map the subsets. 1140 01:20:21.217 --> 01:20:22.917 The wormhole stays open too long. 1141 01:20:22.919 --> 01:20:25.286 Gravitational distortion, needs to close instantaneously 1142 01:20:25.288 --> 01:20:26.453 to do a wormhole. 1143 01:20:26.455 --> 01:20:28.522 Guys, we have a problem. 1144 01:20:42.103 --> 01:20:43.170 Two, one. 1145 01:20:48.411 --> 01:20:50.244 Two, one. 1146 01:20:53.349 --> 01:20:54.415 Two, one. 1147 01:21:10.498 --> 01:21:13.133 - Ana, what are you doing here? 1148 01:21:13.969 --> 01:21:17.304 - I'm... I mean, what are you doing here? 1149 01:21:17.306 --> 01:21:18.873 - It's my room. 1150 01:21:18.875 --> 01:21:21.375 - How did you know I was here? 1151 01:21:21.377 --> 01:21:22.943 - It's my room, i was coming home. 1152 01:21:22.945 --> 01:21:24.879 - You were at the lab. 1153 01:21:24.881 --> 01:21:26.981 You were at the lab, how did you know I was here? 1154 01:21:26.983 --> 01:21:28.182 - Ana, listen-- 1155 01:21:28.184 --> 01:21:30.517 - how did you know I was here?! 1156 01:21:30.519 --> 01:21:33.287 - Jesus. Look, you told me. 1157 01:21:33.289 --> 01:21:34.521 You told me you were here. 1158 01:21:34.523 --> 01:21:36.257 - You're sleeping with Liv, 1159 01:21:36.259 --> 01:21:37.291 which I don't give a fuck about. 1160 01:21:37.293 --> 01:21:39.059 But Nate, you're not stupid. 1161 01:21:39.061 --> 01:21:41.395 You must know how much that hurts me. 1162 01:21:41.397 --> 01:21:43.297 I thought you and me, we had-- 1163 01:21:43.299 --> 01:21:45.132 - forget about Liv, please! 1164 01:21:45.134 --> 01:21:47.601 Look, and you're the one going through my underwear. 1165 01:21:47.603 --> 01:21:49.937 So just, enough. 1166 01:21:49.939 --> 01:21:51.906 We never realized how badly this was affecting you. 1167 01:21:51.908 --> 01:21:54.675 - Affecting, Nate? Affecting? 1168 01:21:54.677 --> 01:21:56.410 I'm losing my mind! 1169 01:21:56.412 --> 01:21:58.512 I don't eat, I don't drink. 1170 01:21:58.514 --> 01:22:00.214 My dreams are insane. 1171 01:22:00.216 --> 01:22:02.049 I have no memories, I have to make notes all the time. 1172 01:22:02.051 --> 01:22:03.617 It's-- - you can have them back. 1173 01:22:03.619 --> 01:22:05.953 - I don't want them back! 1174 01:22:07.956 --> 01:22:07.955 Am I insane? 1175 01:22:10.158 --> 01:22:11.392 I do things behind my own back and-- 1176 01:22:11.394 --> 01:22:14.328 - please, just put that down. 1177 01:22:14.330 --> 01:22:15.429 Come to the lab. 1178 01:22:15.431 --> 01:22:18.065 We can explain it there. - Explain now. 1179 01:22:18.067 --> 01:22:19.300 - No. 1180 01:22:19.302 --> 01:22:21.001 No, you won't remember. 1181 01:22:21.003 --> 01:22:22.002 Come to the lab. 1182 01:22:22.004 --> 01:22:23.504 Liv has rewritten the algorithm. 1183 01:22:23.506 --> 01:22:25.539 - What is happening to me, Nate? 1184 01:22:25.541 --> 01:22:27.207 What is that? 1185 01:22:27.209 --> 01:22:28.442 What is that?! 1186 01:22:28.444 --> 01:22:29.510 Why don't I eat? 1187 01:22:29.512 --> 01:22:32.279 Why don't I remember? 1188 01:22:39.321 --> 01:22:40.688 Answer it. 1189 01:22:40.690 --> 01:22:42.623 - Don't threaten me. 1190 01:22:42.625 --> 01:22:44.124 I'm trying to help. 1191 01:22:44.126 --> 01:22:46.327 - Answer the phone. 1192 01:22:46.329 --> 01:22:48.462 You want me to trust you? 1193 01:22:50.198 --> 01:22:51.265 - Okay. 1194 01:22:56.338 --> 01:22:57.404 Hello. 1195 01:22:58.106 --> 01:22:59.974 No, no, I'm with her now. 1196 01:22:59.976 --> 01:23:01.041 - Who is it? 1197 01:23:02.577 --> 01:23:05.212 Who is it? Who is it? 1198 01:23:20.730 --> 01:23:22.496 - This is Ana Carter, U.S. citizen. 1199 01:23:22.498 --> 01:23:22.496 This is Ana Carter. 1200 01:23:22.498 --> 01:23:26.633 Ana Carter, Ana Carter, Ana Carter... 1201 01:23:26.635 --> 01:23:28.168 Something's not right. 1202 01:23:28.170 --> 01:23:29.570 - Everything will change. 1203 01:23:29.572 --> 01:23:32.239 People, we're going to be gods. 1204 01:23:35.310 --> 01:23:38.012 - It doesn't look like I thought it would. 1205 01:23:44.085 --> 01:23:46.553 - It that really you? 1206 01:23:47.722 --> 01:23:49.790 - Why don't you call your mom? 1207 01:23:49.792 --> 01:23:51.158 How is she, anyway? 1208 01:23:51.160 --> 01:23:52.559 How did her move go? 1209 01:23:52.561 --> 01:23:56.764 - Want to see a magic trick? 1210 01:23:56.766 --> 01:23:58.599 Want to see a magic trick? 1211 01:23:58.601 --> 01:24:01.135 - You thought you'd get 800 million people 1212 01:24:01.137 --> 01:24:02.336 to help you do your homework 1213 01:24:02.338 --> 01:24:03.570 and it would stay a secret? 1214 01:24:03.572 --> 01:24:04.638 I'm losing my mind! 1215 01:24:04.640 --> 01:24:06.140 Losing my mind! 1216 01:24:07.675 --> 01:24:07.674 - Is that really you? 1217 01:24:07.676 --> 01:24:12.046 - Do you want to go see a movie tonight? 1218 01:24:12.048 --> 01:24:14.615 We'll go see a movie. 1219 01:24:14.617 --> 01:24:14.615 - You're the chemist. 1220 01:24:14.617 --> 01:24:18.318 Said you needed to take samples, run tests. 1221 01:24:18.320 --> 01:24:20.254 - I found something last night, 1222 01:24:20.256 --> 01:24:21.688 it'll cheer you up. 1223 01:24:22.824 --> 01:24:25.159 - Nobody's after our project. 1224 01:24:42.710 --> 01:24:45.212 - To the moon, to the moon. 1225 01:24:45.214 --> 01:24:47.481 To the vault of a bank. 1226 01:24:47.483 --> 01:24:50.851 Anywhere. 1227 01:24:58.860 --> 01:25:00.828 - Ana, thank fuck. Where's Nate? 1228 01:25:00.830 --> 01:25:02.196 Come inside. - I shot him. 1229 01:25:02.198 --> 01:25:04.398 I need help. - What are you doing? 1230 01:25:04.400 --> 01:25:06.333 You didn't shoot anyone. 1231 01:25:06.335 --> 01:25:07.801 - You need to help me, okay? 1232 01:25:07.803 --> 01:25:09.403 I've lost my soul. 1233 01:25:09.405 --> 01:25:10.537 - Do I... 1234 01:25:10.539 --> 01:25:10.537 Ah, yes! 1235 01:25:10.539 --> 01:25:13.807 I did the peanut routine with you earlier, didn't I? 1236 01:25:13.809 --> 01:25:15.309 Sorry about that. 1237 01:25:15.311 --> 01:25:17.611 It's Carter, miss Carter. - Yes, yes. 1238 01:25:17.613 --> 01:25:19.580 - Look, I don't know why i do that shit, but, uh, 1239 01:25:19.582 --> 01:25:21.281 let's get you cleaned up. 1240 01:25:21.283 --> 01:25:23.383 High as a kite. - No, it's a wormhole. 1241 01:25:23.385 --> 01:25:25.185 And they slept together! 1242 01:25:25.187 --> 01:25:27.588 - You in some sort of trouble? - No trouble, officer. 1243 01:25:27.590 --> 01:25:31.158 She's fine, aren't you? - I've lost my soul. 1244 01:25:31.160 --> 01:25:33.760 I saw it on the video. - Okay, yep. 1245 01:25:33.762 --> 01:25:36.530 Come on, let's get you inside. 1246 01:25:41.603 --> 01:25:42.703 - No! 1247 01:25:45.773 --> 01:25:47.407 It was you! 1248 01:25:47.409 --> 01:25:49.443 You did this to me! - You fucking muppet. 1249 01:25:49.445 --> 01:25:50.677 Come on. - No! 1250 01:25:52.413 --> 01:25:54.715 - Ana, I'm trying to help. 1251 01:25:54.717 --> 01:25:56.350 Okay? 1252 01:25:56.352 --> 01:25:57.684 Shit. 1253 01:25:57.686 --> 01:25:59.720 Your level of gratitude leaves a little something 1254 01:25:59.722 --> 01:26:00.787 to be desired. 1255 01:26:05.460 --> 01:26:08.495 Nate, I found her in the crowd. 1256 01:26:08.497 --> 01:26:11.298 Christ, what did she do to you? 1257 01:26:11.300 --> 01:26:12.633 - I've lost my mind. 1258 01:26:12.635 --> 01:26:14.201 - You haven't. 1259 01:26:23.278 --> 01:26:24.845 - Nate, I have. 1260 01:26:24.847 --> 01:26:25.913 I have. 1261 01:26:25.915 --> 01:26:29.816 I'm seeing things that cannot be real. 1262 01:26:30.885 --> 01:26:33.687 I've hurt myself. 1263 01:26:33.689 --> 01:26:33.687 I hurt you. 1264 01:26:33.689 --> 01:26:37.257 - We understand what happened. - Did you see the video? 1265 01:26:37.259 --> 01:26:38.759 - Mhmm. - What was that? 1266 01:26:38.761 --> 01:26:40.761 Was that my soul? - Don't, okay? 1267 01:26:40.763 --> 01:26:42.863 That's not science, and it doesn't help. 1268 01:26:42.865 --> 01:26:45.632 - You remember the experiment. 1269 01:26:47.435 --> 01:26:48.669 - Yes, I remember the experiment. 1270 01:26:48.671 --> 01:26:50.270 - We needed readings. 1271 01:26:50.272 --> 01:26:51.705 - So we could run it as a computer model. 1272 01:26:51.707 --> 01:26:54.708 But the wormhole was open too long, creating a vacuum. 1273 01:26:54.710 --> 01:26:56.843 - Your generator creates wormholes. 1274 01:26:56.845 --> 01:26:59.613 Wormhole theory takes the fabric of space and time 1275 01:26:59.615 --> 01:27:01.848 and it folds it creating a path here. 1276 01:27:01.850 --> 01:27:03.984 - We, your machine, the algorithm, 1277 01:27:03.986 --> 01:27:05.852 induces an event horizon at the out node. 1278 01:27:05.854 --> 01:27:07.988 - A mathematical black hole pulling the subject through. 1279 01:27:07.990 --> 01:27:09.590 - So it was open too long and...? 1280 01:27:09.592 --> 01:27:11.725 - And the gravity field distorted the readings. 1281 01:27:11.727 --> 01:27:12.993 Our numbers were all over the chart. 1282 01:27:12.995 --> 01:27:15.295 - You remember the first time you went through. 1283 01:27:15.297 --> 01:27:17.998 Afterwards, we decided, all of us, 1284 01:27:19.267 --> 01:27:20.834 that we had to get those numbers. 1285 01:27:20.836 --> 01:27:22.769 - The first time? - We had to find a way 1286 01:27:22.771 --> 01:27:27.708 to shut it off the nanosecond you were through. 1287 01:27:27.710 --> 01:27:28.942 - We had to... 1288 01:27:29.777 --> 01:27:32.913 Yes, the worm's numbers were dropping. 1289 01:27:34.616 --> 01:27:38.552 So we had to make sure it snapped shut 1290 01:27:38.554 --> 01:27:40.988 the moment my mass was through. 1291 01:27:51.799 --> 01:27:54.568 You used the scale sensor to automatically cut the generator 1292 01:27:54.570 --> 01:27:57.437 the moment it had weight applied to it. 1293 01:27:57.439 --> 01:27:59.573 - It was your idea. 1294 01:27:59.575 --> 01:28:01.408 - So, we ran it again. 1295 01:28:02.810 --> 01:28:05.345 I went through a second time. 1296 01:28:05.347 --> 01:28:06.413 But then... 1297 01:28:07.815 --> 01:28:09.850 After that I can't... 1298 01:28:09.852 --> 01:28:11.285 What happened? 1299 01:28:22.363 --> 01:28:24.931 - Three, two, one. 1300 01:28:32.373 --> 01:28:34.875 271 apparently successful. - What? 1301 01:28:34.877 --> 01:28:36.076 - Keep watching. 1302 01:28:37.478 --> 01:28:39.713 The wormhole stays open too long. 1303 01:28:39.715 --> 01:28:41.782 Guys, we have a problem. 1304 01:28:44.886 --> 01:28:48.055 Okay, so there's the out node with the scale sensor cutoff. 1305 01:28:48.057 --> 01:28:49.690 Okay, we ready? 1306 01:28:49.692 --> 01:28:49.690 - Are we not moving a little fast here? 1307 01:28:49.692 --> 01:28:52.959 - It's fine, I'm fine, and we've done this once. 1308 01:28:52.961 --> 01:28:54.027 - Yeah, and the cycles are dropping. 1309 01:28:54.029 --> 01:28:55.796 We have minutes, seconds, even. 1310 01:28:55.798 --> 01:28:57.564 It's really now or never. 1311 01:28:57.566 --> 01:28:59.633 - Come on, we need this. 1312 01:29:00.702 --> 01:29:01.768 It's fine. 1313 01:29:07.408 --> 01:29:10.544 - Okay, and on three, two, one. 1314 01:29:12.880 --> 01:29:14.114 - Liv! - Shit. 1315 01:29:15.750 --> 01:29:16.817 You alright? 1316 01:29:18.586 --> 01:29:19.820 What the fuck? 1317 01:29:20.655 --> 01:29:22.489 - No, no, no, no, no. 1318 01:29:23.558 --> 01:29:24.624 What am I? 1319 01:29:25.526 --> 01:29:27.427 - Ana. - Am I a clone? 1320 01:29:28.763 --> 01:29:29.996 Tell me what that is? - Okay, please, not again. 1321 01:29:29.998 --> 01:29:31.665 - We can show you. - What happened? 1322 01:29:31.667 --> 01:29:32.933 - Relax, Ana! 1323 01:29:32.935 --> 01:29:34.101 Just listen to us, please! - Tell me! 1324 01:29:38.874 --> 01:29:40.006 - Every time! 1325 01:29:41.442 --> 01:29:42.743 Every time. 1326 01:29:42.745 --> 01:29:44.678 - Jesus, you're not a clone! - I am, I saw! 1327 01:29:44.680 --> 01:29:45.846 There were two of them! 1328 01:29:45.848 --> 01:29:46.947 - You're a chemist, you dumb shit! 1329 01:29:46.949 --> 01:29:48.648 All those samples you took! 1330 01:29:48.650 --> 01:29:50.650 - Liv, she doesn't remember. - No. 1331 01:29:50.652 --> 01:29:52.119 Well, there's the microscope. 1332 01:29:52.121 --> 01:29:53.553 Show her. 1333 01:29:53.555 --> 01:29:55.589 Tell you girlfriend to write it down this time! 1334 01:29:55.591 --> 01:29:57.958 Jesus, you fucking shot at me. 1335 01:29:59.894 --> 01:30:02.129 - Don't. You don't need to. 1336 01:30:10.071 --> 01:30:13.006 - So? - Increase the resolution. 1337 01:30:14.041 --> 01:30:17.878 - It's not working properly. - Oh, it is. 1338 01:30:17.880 --> 01:30:21.047 - There's nothing here, there's no... 1339 01:30:22.950 --> 01:30:25.719 - It's complicated. - Woops, you're an anomaly. 1340 01:30:25.721 --> 01:30:27.454 A quantum fucking mistake. 1341 01:30:27.456 --> 01:30:28.455 - Liv, don't make any harder than it is. 1342 01:30:28.457 --> 01:30:29.823 - No? 1343 01:30:29.825 --> 01:30:32.159 I am sick of her thinking I'm the bad guy. 1344 01:30:32.161 --> 01:30:34.961 I've hardly slept the last month trying to figure it out! 1345 01:30:34.963 --> 01:30:39.599 And the number of times, daily, that this retard comes in 1346 01:30:39.601 --> 01:30:41.067 and shoots at me! 1347 01:30:41.069 --> 01:30:43.103 Where the hell did she get a gun from, anyway? 1348 01:30:43.105 --> 01:30:45.539 - You're light, Ana. 1349 01:30:45.541 --> 01:30:49.609 When we fold space and we pull you across the event horizon, 1350 01:30:49.611 --> 01:30:51.211 we're pulling you faster than the speed of light. 1351 01:30:51.213 --> 01:30:53.814 That's how a wormhole works. 1352 01:30:56.851 --> 01:31:00.053 You're the light that got left behind. 1353 01:31:04.892 --> 01:31:06.460 - That's not possible. 1354 01:31:06.462 --> 01:31:08.695 I'm more than just a copy. 1355 01:31:09.530 --> 01:31:10.597 I think. 1356 01:31:11.132 --> 01:31:13.967 I mean, I'm thinking right now. 1357 01:31:13.969 --> 01:31:15.168 I have emotions. 1358 01:31:16.237 --> 01:31:17.504 I am. 1359 01:31:18.539 --> 01:31:20.240 - We don't understand it, either. 1360 01:31:20.242 --> 01:31:21.475 You're light. 1361 01:31:21.477 --> 01:31:23.009 You have photonic weight. 1362 01:31:23.011 --> 01:31:25.912 You have a radiation signature. 1363 01:31:25.914 --> 01:31:27.047 You do exist. 1364 01:31:27.949 --> 01:31:29.950 - I'm just not real. 1365 01:31:29.952 --> 01:31:32.018 - Not in the normal sense. 1366 01:31:32.020 --> 01:31:35.689 It's why you're not making memories, or eating, or drinking. 1367 01:31:35.691 --> 01:31:39.025 It's why your dreams are so-- - my dreams. 1368 01:31:39.027 --> 01:31:39.025 My dreams are vivid. 1369 01:31:39.027 --> 01:31:44.231 Like, like I'm looking through someone else's... 1370 01:31:47.969 --> 01:31:49.069 Tell me. 1371 01:31:50.571 --> 01:31:52.706 I know what happens next. 1372 01:32:00.848 --> 01:32:01.915 - Hey. 1373 01:32:05.653 --> 01:32:08.188 Sorry I pushed you in the alley. 1374 01:32:11.259 --> 01:32:13.960 That whole day was just... 1375 01:32:21.235 --> 01:32:22.836 I was so scared. 1376 01:32:25.139 --> 01:32:28.041 You don't remember though, do you? 1377 01:32:29.944 --> 01:32:31.011 - And her? 1378 01:32:31.712 --> 01:32:33.079 - Well, she has mass. 1379 01:32:33.081 --> 01:32:34.180 She... 1380 01:32:35.883 --> 01:32:37.150 She exists. 1381 01:32:37.152 --> 01:32:38.818 She's the real Ana. 1382 01:32:40.121 --> 01:32:41.655 - No. 1383 01:32:41.657 --> 01:32:43.957 Bullshit, don't say that! 1384 01:32:43.959 --> 01:32:45.859 How can I not be? 1385 01:32:45.861 --> 01:32:48.194 - This is really hard for me, too. 1386 01:32:48.196 --> 01:32:52.165 I feel hollow, like I'm missing something. 1387 01:32:52.167 --> 01:32:54.100 - Yeah, like a soul? 1388 01:32:55.102 --> 01:32:58.238 - Hey, I eat, I walk around everyday. 1389 01:32:59.640 --> 01:33:01.207 I remember what I do. 1390 01:33:02.677 --> 01:33:05.178 I remember what you do. 1391 01:33:05.180 --> 01:33:07.213 I was pulled through. 1392 01:33:09.317 --> 01:33:10.584 I'm real. 1393 01:33:15.156 --> 01:33:19.659 - It'll be alright, and we're gonna be there. 1394 01:33:19.661 --> 01:33:20.860 - I know. 1395 01:33:20.862 --> 01:33:23.096 - Just don't be sad, okay? 1396 01:33:24.765 --> 01:33:26.266 This'll work out. 1397 01:33:27.635 --> 01:33:31.871 The algorithm's being rewritten, and I'll talk to her. 1398 01:33:32.673 --> 01:33:34.240 - To me, you mean. 1399 01:33:37.678 --> 01:33:40.680 - Just for the moment, can we not...? 1400 01:33:50.191 --> 01:33:52.392 - So, what happened? 1401 01:33:52.394 --> 01:33:54.027 You two? 1402 01:33:54.029 --> 01:33:55.962 What, just like that? 1403 01:33:55.964 --> 01:33:57.364 - Ana, I'm crazy about you. 1404 01:33:57.366 --> 01:33:59.032 I have been for so long. 1405 01:33:59.034 --> 01:33:59.032 - Why her, then? 1406 01:33:59.034 --> 01:34:03.036 Why not me? - Because you're not real. 1407 01:34:04.972 --> 01:34:06.106 - We can fix it. 1408 01:34:06.108 --> 01:34:08.208 - We open up the wormhole again. 1409 01:34:08.210 --> 01:34:10.110 - I've rewritten the code so that it's no longer defined 1410 01:34:10.112 --> 01:34:11.878 by volume but by mass. 1411 01:34:11.880 --> 01:34:14.681 You have no mass, we can send you through. 1412 01:34:14.683 --> 01:34:16.282 - Send me where? 1413 01:34:16.284 --> 01:34:18.351 - You won't go anywhere. 1414 01:34:18.353 --> 01:34:19.753 Nowhere, essentially. 1415 01:34:19.755 --> 01:34:20.820 It's... 1416 01:34:21.756 --> 01:34:24.290 It's like smashing a mirror. 1417 01:34:24.292 --> 01:34:26.693 Your reflection doesn't go anywhere, 1418 01:34:26.695 --> 01:34:27.761 it's just... 1419 01:34:28.829 --> 01:34:29.896 Gone. 1420 01:34:31.065 --> 01:34:32.899 - You want to kill me. 1421 01:34:32.901 --> 01:34:35.702 - You're not alive to kill. 1422 01:34:35.704 --> 01:34:37.170 You're my reflection. 1423 01:34:37.172 --> 01:34:40.073 You'll open your eyes and be here. 1424 01:34:42.276 --> 01:34:43.843 - I am real, I exist! 1425 01:34:43.845 --> 01:34:45.178 Oh, my god! 1426 01:34:45.180 --> 01:34:48.181 I exist, I don't want to die! 1427 01:34:59.927 --> 01:35:01.995 Mom? - Hi, it's me. 1428 01:35:01.997 --> 01:35:04.464 I just got your-- - mom, I love you so much. 1429 01:35:04.466 --> 01:35:06.766 I just don't tell you this enough. 1430 01:35:06.768 --> 01:35:08.201 - Oh, baby, don't be silly. 1431 01:35:08.203 --> 01:35:09.803 I love you, too. 1432 01:35:10.905 --> 01:35:12.005 Are you okay? 1433 01:35:26.987 --> 01:35:28.154 Do you remember? 1434 01:35:30.358 --> 01:35:31.958 I remember. 1435 01:35:31.960 --> 01:35:34.360 Memories are wonderful. 1436 01:35:34.362 --> 01:35:36.196 Did you get my package? 1437 01:35:36.198 --> 01:35:39.265 Do you remember playing the piano with me? 1438 01:35:39.267 --> 01:35:40.333 - Yes. 1439 01:35:46.340 --> 01:35:50.477 How can I not be real if i remember these things? 1440 01:36:23.344 --> 01:36:24.778 - Why? 1441 01:36:24.780 --> 01:36:26.279 - So we can have a record of it, 1442 01:36:26.281 --> 01:36:28.181 so we can show papi. 1443 01:36:28.183 --> 01:36:30.350 It helps him to remember. 1444 01:36:30.352 --> 01:36:32.318 Now, are you ready? 1445 01:36:32.320 --> 01:36:34.387 Like we practiced, okay? 1446 01:36:41.529 --> 01:36:42.962 - Like that? 1447 01:36:42.964 --> 01:36:45.932 - Si, exactly like that. 1448 01:36:45.934 --> 01:36:47.433 Now don't stop, okay, Annie? 1449 01:37:11.959 --> 01:37:13.092 - Mom, sorry. 1450 01:37:14.829 --> 01:37:17.831 I'm just listening to it right now. 1451 01:37:18.899 --> 01:37:21.367 I'll call you tomorrow, okay? 1452 01:37:22.336 --> 01:37:23.837 Love you. 1453 01:37:23.839 --> 01:37:24.904 - Mommy! 1454 01:37:25.406 --> 01:37:27.407 Mommy, I love you! 1455 01:37:27.409 --> 01:37:29.209 I love you so much! 1456 01:37:29.211 --> 01:37:30.276 Mommy! 1457 01:37:44.291 --> 01:37:46.459 What about the things I've done? 1458 01:37:46.461 --> 01:37:49.929 What about my memories, the stuff that makes me me! 1459 01:37:49.931 --> 01:37:52.498 - They're mine, not yours. 1460 01:37:52.500 --> 01:37:56.336 All those things you've done, they're here. 1461 01:38:11.218 --> 01:38:13.219 Can't I just stay here? 1462 01:38:14.521 --> 01:38:17.056 Please, I can sleep in there. 1463 01:38:17.058 --> 01:38:18.458 Just give me one last-- 1464 01:38:18.460 --> 01:38:20.526 - you won't remember this. 1465 01:38:20.528 --> 01:38:20.526 - We've tried it before. 1466 01:38:20.528 --> 01:38:25.198 - We kept you here at first. - Seemed safe. 1467 01:38:25.200 --> 01:38:27.000 - But you would forget everything. 1468 01:38:27.002 --> 01:38:28.334 - Everything. 1469 01:38:28.336 --> 01:38:29.369 - It was horrible. 1470 01:38:29.371 --> 01:38:31.137 You hurt yourself. 1471 01:38:31.139 --> 01:38:32.372 - You hurt us. 1472 01:38:32.374 --> 01:38:33.573 - We couldn't get anything done. 1473 01:38:33.575 --> 01:38:35.174 - It was easier with you out there. 1474 01:38:35.176 --> 01:38:37.677 - It was just... - Awful for you, I know. 1475 01:38:37.679 --> 01:38:39.545 I felt it everyday. 1476 01:39:06.473 --> 01:39:07.540 You okay? 1477 01:39:10.010 --> 01:39:11.511 - No, not really. 1478 01:39:12.579 --> 01:39:13.646 - I know. 1479 01:39:15.182 --> 01:39:17.250 - Yeah, you probably do. 1480 01:39:20.421 --> 01:39:21.587 I'm scared. 1481 01:39:42.710 --> 01:39:43.977 - What? 1482 01:39:47.247 --> 01:39:48.314 - So. 1483 01:39:49.583 --> 01:39:50.683 - Yeah. 1484 01:39:52.486 --> 01:39:53.987 - Look at us, 1485 01:39:53.989 --> 01:39:57.023 sitting here like two normal people. 1486 01:39:57.025 --> 01:40:00.560 I feel like I should say something profound. 1487 01:40:04.631 --> 01:40:07.667 - You know, if i were in your place... 1488 01:40:08.769 --> 01:40:10.203 If I were you, 1489 01:40:11.572 --> 01:40:14.674 I don't know if I could do this. 1490 01:40:14.676 --> 01:40:16.576 I don't think I could. 1491 01:40:18.612 --> 01:40:20.747 - Yeah, you could. 1492 01:40:33.794 --> 01:40:35.628 Thank you. 1493 01:40:35.630 --> 01:40:39.665 You're an asshole and if i think that, so does she. 1494 01:41:34.721 --> 01:41:35.788 Go on, then. 1495 01:41:38.859 --> 01:41:40.126 Hit me. 1496 01:41:43.097 --> 01:41:45.164 - Three, two, one. 1497 01:42:02.649 --> 01:42:02.648 - Salud. 1498 01:42:02.650 --> 01:42:06.319 - And the project? - We shut it down. 1499 01:42:06.321 --> 01:42:08.221 - No, why? - I'm with Ana, I mean-- 1500 01:42:08.223 --> 01:42:09.589 - how can we stop progress? 1501 01:42:09.591 --> 01:42:11.290 It's out there now, we know it's possible. 1502 01:42:11.292 --> 01:42:12.458 - Someone else will discover it. 1503 01:42:12.460 --> 01:42:12.458 - And you think it should be us? 1504 01:42:12.460 --> 01:42:16.129 Even after what we just-- - well, because of that, yes! 1505 01:42:16.131 --> 01:42:18.498 Do we outlaw cars because people crash? 1506 01:42:18.500 --> 01:42:20.633 Or electricity because it electrocutes? 1507 01:42:20.635 --> 01:42:23.870 I have the mri on Thursday, that'll give us some closure. 1508 01:42:23.872 --> 01:42:25.438 Then we press ahead. 1509 01:42:25.440 --> 01:42:26.639 It's called progress. 1510 01:42:26.641 --> 01:42:27.773 Did we really imagine there weren't gonna 1511 01:42:27.775 --> 01:42:29.742 be any teething issues? 1512 01:42:31.912 --> 01:42:33.613 - And the worm? 1513 01:42:33.615 --> 01:42:33.613 The investigation? 1514 01:42:33.615 --> 01:42:36.482 - I can hack the blame onto anyone, 1515 01:42:36.484 --> 01:42:39.385 I just need someone with a motive. 1516 01:42:42.823 --> 01:42:45.791 - We still have a million more tests to run, true. 1517 01:42:45.793 --> 01:42:47.326 But we need to move forward. 1518 01:42:47.328 --> 01:42:50.496 And to move forward, we need money, funding. 1519 01:42:50.498 --> 01:42:52.732 Now you said that the meetings were back on. 1520 01:42:52.734 --> 01:42:54.867 - Yeah, but-- - good, good. 1521 01:42:54.869 --> 01:42:56.602 Now, then. 1522 01:42:56.604 --> 01:42:58.871 Do you remember all the cool shit we said we were gonna do? 1523 01:42:58.873 --> 01:43:00.239 Watch. 1524 01:43:00.241 --> 01:43:02.208 Everything will change. 1525 01:43:07.347 --> 01:43:09.649 Guys, pay attention. 1526 01:43:09.651 --> 01:43:10.850 Can we get something to eat? 1527 01:43:10.852 --> 01:43:12.185 I'm starving. 1528 01:43:12.886 --> 01:43:13.953 Yeah? 1529 01:43:14.788 --> 01:43:15.888 Come on. 1530 01:43:25.399 --> 01:43:28.301 - Wow, that was amazing. 1531 01:43:30.337 --> 01:43:31.671 Wasn't it? 1532 01:43:31.673 --> 01:43:33.406 What a clever sticks you are. 1533 01:43:33.408 --> 01:43:34.840 - I did okay? 1534 01:43:34.842 --> 01:43:37.210 - You were brilliant. 1535 01:43:37.212 --> 01:43:40.213 Now, this is the best part. 1536 01:43:40.215 --> 01:43:44.450 We can go back and listen to it again, and again if we want. 1537 01:43:45.519 --> 01:43:46.519 - Can i give it to papi? 1538 01:43:46.521 --> 01:43:47.787 - Sure you can. 1539 01:43:47.789 --> 01:43:50.890 When he comes back, you can do anything. 1540 01:43:52.726 --> 01:43:56.562 Now, press that to turn it off.