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:16:04
Like l just said,
:16:06
your father wrote that note,
:16:08
but he wrote it 600 years ago,
:16:18
l don't care about lTC's policies,
l'm his son, l wanna talk to him now,

:16:22
l found the professor's glasses,
They were on his desk,

:16:26
lt's a perfect match, Look,
:16:29
We should do an optical test
to make sure,

:16:31
l'm sick of this, Either somebody
tell me where Professor Johnston is

:16:35
or l report a kidnapping
to the authorities,

:16:38
Have l made myself clear?
:16:41
Just tell us when and where,
:16:44
What is it?
:16:45
Doniger's sending a plane for us,
:16:48
We're going to New Mexico?
:16:50
Let's pack up, guys,
:16:53
Good morning,
:16:57
Steven Kramer, lTC,
Frank Gordon, security,

:16:59
- Where's my dad?
- You'll see your dad shortly,

:17:02
- Where's Doniger at?
- Doniger's waiting inside,

:17:05
- Mr, Kramer will explain everything,
- Tell me,

:17:08
How come we have
a 600-year-old document

:17:11
- with his handwriting?
- Pleading for help,

:17:14
l'll explain as soon
as we get through security,

:17:17
lTC is constantly advancing itself
in science,

:17:20
30 years ago, the business world
was revolutionized with a machine

:17:24
that sent documents anywhere
with the push of a button,

:17:27
Doniger's vision was to do that
with 3-D objects,

:17:30
- Like a fax or something?
- Exactly,

:17:33
He's trying to send actual objects
from one place to another?

:17:37
- Follow me,
- But that's impossible,

:17:39
He would need a quantum computer
with millions of processors,

:17:42
We used them to build a machine that
could fax three-dimensional objects,

:17:47
l'll explain these mirrors later, lt would
put FedEx and UPS out of business,

:17:52
- You actually made it work?
- Yes,

:17:54
Across a room,
:17:55
But we wanted to send things
across continents

:17:58
so we built a bigger machine,
This is the prototype,


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