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if he were observing, let's say, time?
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He would perceive that time is like a freeway
with an infinite number of lanes,
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all leading from the past into the future,
however, not into the same future.
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A driver in lane A may crash,
while a driver in lane B survives.
:33:17
lt follows that a driver,
by changing lanes, can change his future.
:33:21
lt is not difficult to believe that in the dark
and turbulent corridors of outer space,
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the impact of some distant
planetary, even galactic, disaster
:33:29
jumped the apes
from their present into ours.
:33:32
lndeed, the prooflies
in theirarrivalamong us
:33:34
and in theirspoken testimony.
:33:37
Thank you verymuch, DrHasslein.
:33:39
lt's the mostincredible story
this reporterhas ever covered.
:33:43
By theirintelligence andgoodhumor,
:33:45
the so-called ''ape-onauts'' have already
captured the hearts ofthe American nation.
:33:50
They willnotbe required to appear
before the commission tomorrow.
:33:54
That hearing is going to be heldin private.
:33:56
They will, however, be taken
from the zoo infirmary to a hotel
:34:00
and given an extended tour ofthe city.
:34:03
This is BillBonds,
reporting forEyewitness News. Goodnight.
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Good night.
:34:54
- Your luggage, ma'am?
- Of course it's mine!