The Fly
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- This is the same principle exactly.
- But it's not the same.

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- This is solid.
- No, it's not. To your touch maybe it is.

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But in reality it's billions of atoms,
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which we believe are only
a series of electrical impulses.

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You actually did this? It's no trick?
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No. I can transport matter-anything -
at the speed of light, perfectly.

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Of course this is only a crude beginning.
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But I've stumbled on
the most important discovery

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since man sawed off the end of a tree trunk
and found the wheel.

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The disintegrator-integrator
will change life as we know it.

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Think what it means. Anything, even humans,
will go through one of these devices.

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No need for cars or railways or airplanes,
even spaceships.

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We'll set up matter-receiving stations
throughout the world, and later the universe.

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There'll never be famine.
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Surpluses can be sent instantaneously
at almost no cost, anywhere.

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Humanity need never want or fear again.
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I'm a very fortunate man, Hélène.
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I'm a very fortunate woman.
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Don't ever transmit me.
I wouldn't want to come out like this.

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What do you mean?
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Well, it doesn't matter, does it, André?
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André...

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