:33:00
So I go?
:33:01
No, you don't go.
See, that's the interesting thing.
:33:05
But she told me to go.
:33:07
There's a whole layer here
you're missing.
:33:10
Now you know what I had to deal with.
Take your seat.
:33:14
This isn't easy,
so don't beat yourself up over it.
:33:17
What does that mean?
:33:19
Just sit down.
:33:22
I've...
:33:27
...reprogrammed the computer
to more accurately represent...
:33:31
...what you'll deal with on Earth.
:33:33
If you look for an overriding
logic or rationality...
:33:38
...remember it's Earth
we're dealing with.
:33:40
-I guess you don't like my friends.
-I like them.
:33:43
You barely acknowledged them.
What's wrong with you?
:33:46
If you don't talk,
how will I know what's wrong?
:33:49
You gotta open up.
You gotta communica--
:33:55
I guess you don't like my friends.
:33:56
You barely acknowledged them.
What's wrong with you?
:33:59
If you don't talk,
how will I know what's wrong?
:34:02
I mean, you've gotta com--
:34:06
It goes on and on like that for hours.
:34:10
Human relationships are filled
with conflict.
:34:15
The whole planet is filled with
conflict, which isn't a bad thing.
:34:20
Through conflict
we learn about ourselves.
:34:24
I don't understand this.
:34:29
Questions?
:34:33
I see some confused faces.
:34:36
You see...
:34:37
...on our planet,
we have no emotion or conflicts...
:34:41
...so we've never had
to look inward at ourselves.
:34:45
That helped us become a technological,
intellectual force in the universe...
:34:50
...but I really think it's a dead end.
:34:53
To be honest with you, I question
why we're taking over Earth.
:34:58
Why make them like us, when
in fact we can learn from them?