:41:03
like the top.1% education-wise people
in the entire world
:41:06
in a developed country
like Finland...
:41:08
these people all have PhDs
or advanced degrees...
:41:11
and you can say
the most atrocious things
:41:13
and nobody will really react
and nobody will really care.
:41:16
It's like, you know,
what can't corporations get away with?
:41:32
So, where are we?
:41:34
Well, we're arriving
in Helsinki right now.
:41:37
We left the conference this morning.
:41:39
It was just-it had driven us
completely mad after dinner last night.
:41:44
I thinkwe had our fill with dinner.
:41:46
I had to actually leave
a little bit early.
:41:49
I went over to the table where Unruh...
:41:53
Hank Hardy had to sit
with the big men and eat,
:41:57
and I told him
that we needed to leave
:41:59
because we had a telephone meeting
with Mobutu Oblongatu immediately.
:42:05
- Great.
- Hi.
:42:07
Sorry to butt in a minute,
:42:08
but we're supposed to meet
Manduka Djubango...
:42:10
- Oh, God.
- ...at 10:00.
:42:12
And then we both started laughing,
:42:14
which was really not convenient
for the context.
:42:17
So we left, and we just decided
that, basically,
:42:21
we couldn't figure out what else
we could possibly do at this conference,
:42:25
so we just thought, "Well,
let's go to Helsinki instead."
:42:30
So, this is the paper.
:42:31
On the front page-
I just discovered it...
:42:34
it says there's a seminar
at the university
:42:37
and that somebody talked
about controlling remote workers
:42:41
with electrical impulsions.
:42:44
And then you turn to the page, and...
:42:48
...and that's what you get.
:42:50
And this right here represents
the World Trade Organization.
:42:55
This...is
the World Trade Organization.