:59:00
That's it.
:59:03
Now we're separated.
:59:11
I'll never know why I left Jeanne.
:59:47
It's Moore's theory.
:59:49
In the 60s, he said that industrial...
:59:53
...technological progress
would double every year.
:59:56
An exponential
and not a gradual increase.
1:00:00
To simplify,
take a 40 Mega computer.
1:00:04
Next year, same model,
same price, 80 Mega.
1:00:07
The following year, 160 and so on...
1:00:11
Unlimited microchip capacity.
Moore saw it coming.
1:00:16
It makes things very exciting.
1:00:18
And with the old computers?
-Throw them out, more economical.
1:00:23
Prices get lower
but our fees remain the same.
1:00:27
Which means more and more profits
with more and more material.
1:00:32
Can't you keep the computer
and add more memory?
1:00:36
No, because the heart
of the computer evolves.
1:00:40
If you have stronger legs
but a weak brain...
1:00:43
...you won't know how to run faster.
1:00:46
You have to change the brain.
1:00:49
And Moore...
1:00:52
...saw that coming.
1:00:56
I'll never have a house like this.
-Yes, but we'll never have kids.