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Third grade.
Listen to this problem.
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I remember it
because it shocked me.
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A lunatic costs the state
four marks a day.
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A cripple,
four and a half marks.
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An epileptic,
three marks and a half.
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Considering that the average
is four marks a day...
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and there are 300,000 patients,
how much would the state save...
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if these individuals
were eliminated?
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I can't believe this!
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That was my exact reaction.
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I can't believe
a seven-year-old child...
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has to solve
this kind of equation.
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It's a difficult calculation.
Proportions, percentages.
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They need at least some algebra
to do those equations.
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That's high school material for us.
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No, all it takes is multiplication.
You said there are 300,000 cripples?
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300,000 times four.
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If we killed them all,
we'd save 1 ,200,000 marks a day.
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- It's easy!
- Exactly!
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But you're an adult. They make seven-
year-old children do this in Germany!
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It's truly another race.
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"Good morning, Princess."
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- What did you say?
- It's here, on the cake.
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Why are you just standing there?
Let's go!
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Let's dance.