:46:00
The Roman Empire collapsed with
the assassination of Cesar - why?
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Because of too much power.
:46:06
Feudalism blew up with
the French revolution - why?
:46:09
Because of too much power.
:46:11
And today the whole world
will blow up - why?
:46:14
Because of too much power.
:46:16
The monopoly of power
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is a menace to freedom.
:46:20
It degrades and victimizes
every individual.
:46:24
And where is the individual?
:46:26
I don't know.
:46:28
Lost in terror because
he is made to hate instead of love.
:46:32
If civilization is to survive
we must combat power
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until the dignity and peace
of man are restored.
:46:42
What's the meaning of this?
:46:51
- Any news?
- No, Sir.
:46:53
Nothing from
the Atomic Commission?
:46:55
Not a word. I wrote them again
last week but have had no reply.
:46:59
Strange.
:47:01
No news. No social invitations.
:47:04
- I believe it's a boycott.
- Why?
:47:06
It could be something you said.
:47:08
Your interview with the press
was rather political.
:47:12
You mentioned your atomic plans
:47:15
would revolutionize modern life
and bring about a utopia.
:47:17
What's wrong with that?
:47:18
Well, at the moment, everyone's
in such a state of hysteria
:47:21
that such talk as utopia
terrifies them.
:47:23
I never heard such nonsense.
:47:28
What's that?
:47:31
Might be news
from the Atomic Commission!
:47:34
No, it's the hotel bill. I know the
envelope, they've sent it 5 times.
:47:38
How much do we owe them?
:47:39
$11,000.
:47:41
Isn't that exorbitant?
:47:42
Well, we've been here 6 weeks.
:47:44
It also includes $3,000
you've had in cash.
:47:46
How much have we left?
:47:48
Not a penny, Sir.
:47:50
Too bad we didn't accept
those TV offers.
:47:52
I think we should move
to a cheaper hotel.
:47:54
No, it's quite comfortable here.
:47:56
But the atmosphere's
becoming frigid.
:47:58
Even the waiters are getting rude.