:48:01
out of curiosity.
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I remind you that a doctor
is also a sorcerer.
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We shall seek life
in the depths of matter.
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And now I have the pleasure
of dissecting before you
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a human body
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which has always been
the dream of priests,
:48:27
poets or philosophers.
:48:30
To be precise, I shall open
a human heart.
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If we were dealing with
a live body,
:48:39
we'd process in this fashion.
:48:42
Going laterally from the sternum,
between the 6th and 7th rib,
:48:47
we'd find the apex of the heart.
:48:50
But in the present case,
we shall section
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all the ribs of the sub-auxiliary
region on the left
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and the right
as far as the sternum.
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Then we will separate
the diaphragm
:49:04
and fold back the rib cage.
:49:07
This will reveal the contents
of the thoracic cavity.
:49:11
The heart, gentlemen,
is a hollow muscle
:49:14
composed essentially of a firm
ventricular mass
:49:19
and a softer auricular mass.
:49:25
This pump
:49:29
which gives forth
as much as it receives,
:49:33
has come to be seen
as a symbol
:49:36
of courage and generosity.
:49:50
Does Mr. Wilson have
a comment?
:49:53
No. In that case,
we may proceed.
:49:57
Thank you!