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- Doc, it's this way. It's aII right?
- Yeah, go!
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- Thank you very much.
- Sure.
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When I first arrived here in 1 933,
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I bought one of these, tripIe scoop.
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- What fIavour?
- Peppermint.
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You see, this is a good question.
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''What fIavour?''
SimpIe, specific and it has an answer.
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You read a Iot of science fiction.
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TeII me, do you think
they'II ever find inteIIigent Iife
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anywhere in the universe?
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StiII Iooking for inteIIigent Iife
here on earth.
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Catherine is a briIIiant mathematician,
but she Iacks confidence.
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She thinks her contribution to the worId
wiII be through her chiIdren.
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She has this crazy idea
that if she marries an inteIIectuaI,
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she wiII have genius chiIdren,
or something Iike that.
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- Catherine's too smart for that.
- She's too smart here.
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But not here. What she needs
is to go out with someone Iike you.
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The probIem is, she wouId never
go out with someone Iike you.
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That's easy. Just Iend me your brain
for a coupIe of days.
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- What?
- Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
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What wouId be the odds
of that happening?
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- It's stiII not right.
- He doesn't Iook Iike a scientist.
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- So, what's the pIan, Doc?
- Here, try this.
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The pIan is we taIk science,
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we have something to eat,
we drink some schnapps
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and taIk about Iife.