:08:03
But what would it really be like?
Who would survive?
:08:15
It's an interesting question.
:08:19
I would predict...
:08:22
convicts and file clerks.
:08:28
The worst convicts, those deep down
in solitary confinement...
:08:32
and the most ordinary
file clerks...
:08:35
probably for large
insurance companies...
:08:37
because theywould be
in fireproofed rooms...
:08:40
protected by tons ofthe best insulator
in the world: paper.
:08:46
Then imagine what will happen.
:08:47
The small group ofvicious criminals
will fight the army offile clerks...
:08:51
for the remaining means oflife.
:08:54
The convicts
will know violence...
:08:57
but the file clerks
will know organization.
:09:01
Who doyou thinkwill win?
:09:07
It's all hypothesis, ofcourse,
but fun to play around with.
:09:12
Time to go home. I didn't mean
to hold forth so long.
:09:16
I don't usually come to a supper party
and talk through to breakfast.
:09:18
Nonsense. We were fascinated. I hope
we didn't keepyou from yourwork.
:09:22
Not at all. I've got
a 1 0:00 meeting at the Pentagon.
:09:24
Plenty oftime
to get home and change.
:09:26
You must come again,
Professor Groeteschele, with yourwife.
:09:29
I'd be delighted.
:09:47
I'm Ilsa Wolfe.
We were introduced before dinner.
:09:51
I'd likeyou to take me home.