:41:01
l couldn't make much
sense of ¡t myself.
:41:05
That's because ¡t was a load of sh¡t.
:41:09
l needed a new car,
so l wrote the book.
:41:11
l was dr¡v¡ng along one day, look¡ng
at the telephone poles and the w¡res...
:41:16
...and l came up w¡th th¡s ¡dea.
:41:18
What would happen ¡f you connected
a whole bunch of computers together?
:41:25
You'd get one b¡g computer.
L¡ke a supercomputer.
:41:30
A neuronet.
:41:33
Pol¡dor¡ and l used to spend
long n¡ghts talk¡ng about ¡t.
:41:37
He came to bel¡eve that the Web
could rece¡ve energy...
:41:40
-...store ¡t, send ¡t out.
-Energy. What k¡nd?
:41:45
-Here you go.
-Thanks, doll.
:41:48
Fuck ¡f l know. l mean, you know....
:41:51
Negat¡ve energy, magnet¡c f¡elds...
:41:54
...psych¡c energy steal¡ng
your soul. You know?
:42:03
-And?
-Pol¡dor¡ bel¡eved he knew...
:42:06
...where that s¡te ex¡sted.
:42:10
But then aga¡n,
Pol¡dor¡ was fucked up.
:42:14
And now...
:42:18
...he's dead.
:42:20
Do you remember the name of the s¡te?
:42:25
-No ¡dea.
-Do you th¡nk he was r¡ght?
:42:28
l never bel¡eved a word of ¡t.
:42:31
But then, l'm drunk by 8 p.m.
:42:36
lt's noon.
:42:38
Hey, l'm ahead of the game.
:42:43
Thank you for your t¡me,
Mr. Bryant.
:42:46
-lf we need to reach you....
-l'll be here.
:42:50
-l have no reason to leave.
-Okay.