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- Chess.
- What's so great about that?
:36:02
- Everybody's doing that now.
- Oh, no, no. What he did was great!
:36:06
He designed his computer
so it could learn from its mistakes.
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So they'd be better
the next time they played.
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The system actually learned how to learn.
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It could teach itself.
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If I could just get that damn password,
I could play the computer.
:36:24
That's him. That's Falken.
:36:28
That's him? Wow!
:36:31
He's amazing-looking!
:36:35
Can't you write to him
or call him somehow?
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No. He's dead.
:36:39
- He's dead?
- Yeah.
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Here. Look. Here's his obituary.
:36:45
- He wasn't very old.
- Well, he was pretty old. He was 41 .
:36:49
Oh, yeah? Oh, that's old.
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That's his little boy.
:36:56
Oh, yeah?
:36:58
This is really sad. Did you know the child
and his mother were killed in a car crash?
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- I know.
- "ln the years that followed
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the tragic loss of his family,
Dr Falken's health deteriorated."
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My dad is 45.
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- Once he was really sick...
- What was his name?
:37:25
- My father?
- No, no, no. Falken's kid.
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Joshua.
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It can't be that simple.
:37:44
- Wow!
- What?
:37:47
We got something.
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We're in!