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Leibnitz. Look.
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Stalin.
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Oh.
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If you're so clever, why don't you do the exercise with me?
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No, thanks.
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Let's go back to the chessboard.
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We'll put one grain of rice on the first square.
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On the second, two.
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On the third, four.
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Do you see the logic here?
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Yes yes yes.
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Ok, on the fifth, 16.
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Let's go Golda, we're taking you to a trip in heaven.
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There are 8192 grains here.
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Ok, on the 15th square we put 16,384 grains.
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On the 16th, 32,768.
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Excuse me, who's that man?
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That's Elvis. My brother. Clara's uncle.
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A hunter? A hunter.
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... 262,144 grains..... on the 21st square.....
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You know, what's happening to Clara happened to me too.
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She'll fall in love, and everything will be over. Just don't interfere.
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... Now do you see the magnitude I'm talking about?
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You see, she couldn't know five numbers out of a thousand, and twice.
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Excuse me, Mr. consul. Who's that man that you brought with you?
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Eh? Tell me who he is.
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He's asking who Munitz is, headmaster.
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But headmaster. I think you should go.
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I should what?