WEBVTT 00:00:30.083 --> 00:00:33.958 The Babylonian goddess Tiamat makes war against her children, 00:00:34.000 --> 00:00:36.375 who killed her husband, who tried to kill them. 00:00:38.458 --> 00:00:41.416 The Norse god Odin and his brothers forge a new world 00:00:41.458 --> 00:00:44.291 from the murdered corpse of their grandpa. 00:00:44.333 --> 00:00:46.083 Most of the girls in my class 00:00:46.125 --> 00:00:49.458 completely missed the moment when the world began to end. 00:00:49.500 --> 00:00:51.250 Too wrapped up in their own drama, 00:00:51.291 --> 00:00:53.958 obsessed with their own lives... 00:00:54.000 --> 00:00:55.708 or trying to ruin mine. 00:01:08.000 --> 00:01:09.666 And the list goes on and on and on. 00:01:09.708 --> 00:01:13.958 But the story -- Well, the story is kinda the same. 00:01:14.000 --> 00:01:16.875 Family feud escalates into violent power struggle 00:01:16.916 --> 00:01:20.875 between a pantheon of supreme beings and their offspring. 00:01:20.916 --> 00:01:23.875 A new world is created in the aftermath. 00:01:23.916 --> 00:01:27.333 And this same basic plot is the backbone 00:01:27.375 --> 00:01:29.583 for creation myths of different cultures 00:01:29.625 --> 00:01:31.583 from different parts of the world 00:01:31.625 --> 00:01:34.166 that knew nothing about each other. 00:01:34.208 --> 00:01:37.791 Comparative mythologists call this a...? 00:01:37.833 --> 00:01:39.500 Uh, where are you going? 00:01:39.541 --> 00:01:41.333 Bathroom. 00:01:41.375 --> 00:01:43.875 Forget something? 00:01:43.916 --> 00:01:45.791 My phone's in my bag.Cool. 00:01:45.833 --> 00:01:48.291 When it's on my desk, you can go to the restroom. 00:01:57.541 --> 00:01:59.250 Hey. 00:01:59.291 --> 00:02:01.583 Madison! Hey! 00:02:16.625 --> 00:02:19.208 It's been two years. 00:02:19.250 --> 00:02:21.541 Two years ago this week, actually. 00:02:21.583 --> 00:02:25.583 And she really hasn't been the same since he passed, 00:02:25.625 --> 00:02:26.875 as you can imagine. 00:02:26.916 --> 00:02:28.875 I can, yeah. 00:02:28.916 --> 00:02:30.833 I wish we would've known. 00:02:30.875 --> 00:02:32.333 She didn't say anything. 00:02:32.375 --> 00:02:34.041 No. And I didn't either. 00:02:34.083 --> 00:02:36.083 I should have, on the application. 00:02:36.125 --> 00:02:40.625 You know, it's just with that and the move, 00:02:40.666 --> 00:02:42.708 new school, new home... 00:02:42.750 --> 00:02:43.958 I get it. 00:02:44.000 --> 00:02:45.500 Change is a huge cause of stress, 00:02:45.541 --> 00:02:48.041 and then you add in being a teenager on top. 00:02:51.208 --> 00:02:54.166 Oh, my God! Dad! 00:02:54.208 --> 00:02:56.583 I-It'll need upgrades. 00:02:56.625 --> 00:02:57.791 I love it! 00:02:57.833 --> 00:03:01.916 I figure every engineer needs their toolkit. 00:03:01.958 --> 00:03:03.833 It might be a little slow, but... 00:03:03.875 --> 00:03:06.875 I'll swap in an SSD, boost the RAM. 00:03:09.041 --> 00:03:10.916 Did you get it on eBay or Newegg? 00:03:10.958 --> 00:03:12.750 Actually, it's Mom's old laptop. 00:03:12.791 --> 00:03:15.250 Mom's? Mm-hmm. 00:03:15.291 --> 00:03:18.500 She should know the password. 00:03:18.541 --> 00:03:21.125 She's never gonna give me that. 00:03:21.166 --> 00:03:22.916 Well, not if you don't ask her. 00:03:22.958 --> 00:03:26.958 She wants me to "unplug." She hates all technology. 00:03:27.000 --> 00:03:28.500 No, she doesn't. 00:03:32.541 --> 00:03:34.541 Why do you want me to talk to Mom? 00:03:34.625 --> 00:03:37.208 Is this a trick question? 00:03:37.250 --> 00:03:38.458 Why did you give me this? 00:03:38.541 --> 00:03:40.541 My birthday's not till next month. 00:03:40.583 --> 00:03:42.583 Maddie. 00:03:42.625 --> 00:03:45.750 I thought you were getting better. 00:03:45.791 --> 00:03:48.750 What's the point of all of this if you're not getting better?! 00:03:48.791 --> 00:03:51.125 I don't want this stupid computer! 00:03:56.541 --> 00:03:58.500 Maddie, if I really thought I was dying, 00:03:58.541 --> 00:04:00.666 I would give you mylaptop. 00:04:00.708 --> 00:04:04.333 I gave you that one because it's a piece of junk. 00:04:04.375 --> 00:04:08.333 And I want you to talk to Mom because she's your mom. 00:04:08.375 --> 00:04:10.208 She's smart and she's caring, 00:04:10.250 --> 00:04:13.375 and if you're going through a rough patch, 00:04:13.416 --> 00:04:16.750 she is the absolute best person to talk to. 00:04:22.333 --> 00:04:24.500 Wanna talk about it? 00:04:24.541 --> 00:04:26.083 No. 00:07:04.041 --> 00:07:05.916 Don't show weakness. 00:07:11.875 --> 00:07:13.791 You're confused? 00:07:13.833 --> 00:07:16.000 Or -- Or you can't talk? 00:07:16.041 --> 00:07:18.166 Whatever. 00:07:18.208 --> 00:07:19.916 I saw the damn e-mail. 00:07:29.708 --> 00:07:32.500 Yeah. It made me feel like shit. 00:07:39.208 --> 00:07:41.125 Easier said than done. 00:07:48.250 --> 00:07:51.791 Umbrella in the rain? 00:07:53.750 --> 00:07:56.125 Protection from the rain? 00:08:38.458 --> 00:08:42.416 I always try to get in right at the bell or a little after. 00:08:42.458 --> 00:08:44.416 Cuts down on their time to mess with you. 00:08:49.375 --> 00:08:51.125 Sometimes it doesn't work. 00:08:59.916 --> 00:09:02.583 Eight means eight. Come on. Take your seats. 00:09:02.625 --> 00:09:05.708 Mr. Jones! I amin mine! 00:09:05.750 --> 00:09:08.125 Kelly's the best, Mr. Jones. 00:09:08.166 --> 00:09:09.750 We are tardy. 00:09:10.541 --> 00:09:12.500 you'll see I put your syllabus in there. 00:09:12.541 --> 00:09:14.041 Hey. What's wrong? 00:09:16.208 --> 00:09:19.791 Today, though, something was different. 00:10:08.541 --> 00:10:10.291 I'm not sure what was going on, 00:10:10.333 --> 00:10:14.250 but by lunch, Samara's squad was turning on one another. 00:10:14.291 --> 00:10:17.166 ...sociopathic. Oh, my God. 00:10:17.208 --> 00:10:19.333 Like, I don't even get it or whatever... 00:10:30.875 --> 00:10:32.625 Huh? 00:10:51.083 --> 00:10:52.916 Erin, it's okay. 00:10:52.958 --> 00:10:54.916 It's not okay. 00:10:56.041 --> 00:10:57.708 What is your problem, * 00:10:57.750 --> 00:10:58.875 Myproblem? 00:10:58.916 --> 00:11:00.166 How did you hack my phone?! 00:11:00.208 --> 00:11:01.750 -Guys! -...and said -- 00:11:01.791 --> 00:11:03.958 I said, how did you hack my phone?! 00:11:05.291 --> 00:11:06.333 Guys! 00:11:06.375 --> 00:11:08.208 Guys, stop it! 00:11:26.375 --> 00:11:29.250 Oh, my God! That even lookslike her! 00:11:29.291 --> 00:11:31.833 How did you hack allof them? 00:12:02.500 --> 00:12:04.125 You know my mother? 00:12:04.166 --> 00:12:05.791 Who knows me? 00:12:05.833 --> 00:12:06.833 You're home early. 00:12:06.875 --> 00:12:08.583 Uh, computers went down at work. 00:12:08.625 --> 00:12:09.791 Who are you talking to? 00:12:09.833 --> 00:12:12.458 I'm not. It's just a...chat. 00:12:12.500 --> 00:12:13.958 With who? 00:12:14.000 --> 00:12:16.500 Uh...Emo. 00:12:16.541 --> 00:12:18.250 And -- And who's Emo? 00:12:18.291 --> 00:12:20.125 Just someone online... 00:12:20.166 --> 00:12:21.666 who's been helping me. 00:12:21.708 --> 00:12:22.916 Let me see. 00:12:22.958 --> 00:12:24.458 No! Mom! 00:12:29.875 --> 00:12:31.000 That's not gonna work. 00:12:31.041 --> 00:12:32.250 How long has this been going on? 00:12:32.291 --> 00:12:34.000 Nothing is "going on," Mom. 00:12:34.041 --> 00:12:36.000 What is this? What are these? 00:12:36.041 --> 00:12:37.500 That's all he uses. 00:12:37.541 --> 00:12:38.958 I thought you didn't know who he was. 00:12:39.000 --> 00:12:40.541 How do you know Emo is a he? 00:12:40.583 --> 00:12:44.208 I don't! I just call him Emo because he only talks in emoji! 00:12:44.250 --> 00:12:46.458 Do you have any idea how dangerous -- 00:12:51.875 --> 00:12:53.666 He won't respond to --I-I got it. 00:13:05.666 --> 00:13:06.750 How do I get out of this? 00:13:06.791 --> 00:13:08.375 I don't know. It's -- It's not an app. 00:13:08.416 --> 00:13:10.250 It's like a root chat. 00:13:12.416 --> 00:13:14.958 What...the hell? 00:13:19.583 --> 00:13:21.291 Mom? 00:13:21.333 --> 00:13:24.708 What are lips? A man's lips? 00:13:24.750 --> 00:13:29.583 "What lips my lips have kissed, and where and why." 00:13:29.625 --> 00:13:30.916 It's from a poem. 00:13:30.958 --> 00:13:32.291 What poem? 00:13:40.416 --> 00:13:44.458 No. No way. 00:13:44.500 --> 00:13:46.166 No goddamn way. 00:13:58.416 --> 00:14:00.500 Dr. Waxman, please. 00:14:00.541 --> 00:14:02.250 No, I don't have an extension. 00:14:02.291 --> 00:14:04.083 Peter Waxman. Head of Research. 00:14:04.125 --> 00:14:06.916 Tell him it's Ellen Kim. He'll pick up. 00:14:08.750 --> 00:14:11.458 Ellen?What have you done with David? 00:14:11.500 --> 00:14:12.875 Don't bullshit me, Pete. 00:14:12.916 --> 00:14:16.416 He just sent me a message. On the computer. 00:14:16.458 --> 00:14:18.750 No. No. You hang up this phone, and it is war. 00:14:18.791 --> 00:14:20.083 Just tell me the truth. 00:14:20.166 --> 00:14:22.541 What have you done with my husband?! 00:14:36.625 --> 00:14:39.416 Downlink from Palo Alto! 00:14:39.458 --> 00:14:41.875 It's Waxman. 00:14:41.916 --> 00:14:44.000 We have a breach. 00:14:44.041 --> 00:14:47.708 Someone reached out to David Kim's family. 00:14:47.750 --> 00:14:49.666 Who? Who do you think? 00:14:49.708 --> 00:14:51.083 What do they know? 00:14:51.125 --> 00:14:53.291 Nothing they can prove. 00:14:53.375 --> 00:14:55.583 Didn't you say if we partitioned language processing, 00:14:55.625 --> 00:14:57.083 this wouldn't be an issue? 00:14:57.125 --> 00:15:00.625 I told you, the brain is holonomic. 00:15:00.666 --> 00:15:03.416 You need to cut his network access now. 00:15:03.458 --> 00:15:05.541 Yeah. Okay. You're right. 00:15:05.583 --> 00:15:07.333 But don't sound so nervous, Pete. 00:15:07.375 --> 00:15:10.125 This is a big step forward. 00:15:12.041 --> 00:15:15.208 It don't have to be better 00:15:15.250 --> 00:15:16.791 But it can't be what you're used to 00:15:16.875 --> 00:15:18.500 You're looking for something new 00:15:18.541 --> 00:15:21.000 I can tell you're looking for something new 00:15:21.041 --> 00:15:23.208 It don't have to be better 00:15:23.250 --> 00:15:25.000 But it can't be what you're used to 00:15:25.041 --> 00:15:29.416 You're looking for something new 00:15:37.500 --> 00:15:40.791 Pope. What's wrong? 00:15:40.833 --> 00:15:42.916 Nothing. Just... 00:15:42.958 --> 00:15:46.083 want to hear how it's going with our boy. 00:15:46.125 --> 00:15:47.375 Fine. 00:15:47.416 --> 00:15:49.291 But, um, I'd rather update you at check-in. 00:15:49.333 --> 00:15:51.500 I don't want to send you an incomplete report. 00:15:51.541 --> 00:15:53.166 Yeah, I understand. 00:15:53.208 --> 00:15:57.250 You know, I'm sitting here in my car, without my notes. 00:15:57.291 --> 00:15:59.875 Fair enough. We'll talk soon. 00:16:22.083 --> 00:16:25.541 Gauss sits at the absolute maximum point on the curve. 00:16:25.583 --> 00:16:28.666 4y equals negative 2x to the third, 00:16:28.708 --> 00:16:31.916 plus 3x to the second, plus 7, 00:16:31.958 --> 00:16:34.416 over the interval, negative 1-2. 00:16:34.458 --> 00:16:35.958 Now, Pascal's seat is collinear 00:16:36.041 --> 00:16:38.875 with those of Gauss and Kronecker. 00:16:38.916 --> 00:16:41.833 So where does Pascal sit? 00:16:41.916 --> 00:16:43.333 Caspian? 00:16:45.541 --> 00:16:46.708 Caspian? 00:16:46.791 --> 00:16:48.291 Two-zero. 00:16:48.333 --> 00:16:50.833 C-Can you tell us how you arrived at that? 00:16:50.875 --> 00:16:52.875 Since Gauss sits at negative 1-3 00:16:52.916 --> 00:16:56.916 and Kronecker at 1-1, slope is negative 1. 00:17:05.291 --> 00:17:06.875 Student store's around the corner, 00:17:06.916 --> 00:17:10.958 and there's the auditorium where the theater dweebs hang. 00:17:11.000 --> 00:17:12.541 No, no, no. 00:17:12.583 --> 00:17:15.583 That's Casper the unfriendly goth. 00:17:15.625 --> 00:17:16.583 Caspian. 00:17:16.625 --> 00:17:19.375 Oh. Like, um, "Narnia." 00:17:19.416 --> 00:17:20.458 Sorry. 00:17:20.500 --> 00:17:22.750 No. You're right. "Narnia." 00:17:22.791 --> 00:17:25.666 Come on, before he shoots up the school. 00:17:25.708 --> 00:17:28.750 Don't you hear the strange talking beasts? 00:17:28.833 --> 00:17:29.958 Hannah. 00:17:30.000 --> 00:17:32.083 Like Montana! 00:17:39.375 --> 00:17:42.791 Here comes the one I'm counting on 00:17:42.833 --> 00:17:45.250 They think we're only just a pawn 00:17:45.291 --> 00:17:48.625 How long until they end their time? 00:17:48.958 --> 00:17:50.666 I hear the shouting in the streets 00:17:50.708 --> 00:17:53.208 Where all the corners seem to meet 00:17:53.250 --> 00:17:58.125 We fight another hidden crime, the reason 00:17:58.166 --> 00:18:00.333 27 kids are gonna speak their minds 00:18:00.375 --> 00:18:02.875 Maybe ten'll make it all the way 00:18:02.916 --> 00:18:05.333 Every single kid is gonna take their find 00:18:05.375 --> 00:18:08.458 But only if we roll the signs 00:18:12.458 --> 00:18:14.541 Hi. 00:18:14.583 --> 00:18:15.875 We're out of milk. 00:18:15.916 --> 00:18:17.458 Oh, shit. 00:18:17.500 --> 00:18:19.541 I, um -- I got caught up at the post office 00:18:19.583 --> 00:18:22.333 and then I forgot about the groceries. 00:18:26.458 --> 00:18:32.458 We decorate the holly tree 00:18:38.125 --> 00:18:40.541 Pentagon denies existence of the project to create 00:18:40.583 --> 00:18:42.250 Super-Strategists... -Market anomaly deemed result 00:18:42.291 --> 00:18:44.250 of high-speed trading algorithms. 00:18:44.291 --> 00:18:45.541 Researchers fear mysterious computer virus 00:18:45.583 --> 00:18:47.250 able to jump from speakers to microphones. 00:18:47.291 --> 00:18:48.541 Singularity Institute announces 00:18:48.583 --> 00:18:50.375 timeline for immortality. 00:18:50.416 --> 00:18:52.875 I think Logorhythms faked my Dad's death 00:18:52.916 --> 00:18:54.833 and is holding him hostage. 00:18:57.125 --> 00:19:00.583 Rebel Gene 00:19:06.458 --> 00:19:08.083 -Bump. -Troll. 00:19:08.125 --> 00:19:09.291 No, this shit's real. 00:19:09.333 --> 00:19:10.916 Everyone knows Logorhythms is dirty. 00:19:10.958 --> 00:19:13.291 They built military-grade AIs for the U.N. 00:19:13.333 --> 00:19:15.125 Centillion has the U.N. contract. 00:19:15.166 --> 00:19:16.750 Logorhythms built the exploit 00:19:16.791 --> 00:19:19.208 for the NSA to scan your hard drive. 00:19:25.333 --> 00:19:28.375 So, what do you think now, Mads? 00:19:33.833 --> 00:19:36.625 That it's not true and that I'm stupid. 00:19:36.666 --> 00:19:39.958 Hey, you're not stupid, and I didn't say it's not true, 00:19:40.000 --> 00:19:42.041 just that there's not enough evidence to prove 00:19:42.083 --> 00:19:43.791 that aliens built the pyramids... 00:19:43.833 --> 00:19:46.666 and that there's more evidence to suggest 00:19:46.708 --> 00:19:48.291 that they were man-made. 00:19:48.333 --> 00:19:53.291 I mean, I feel dumb for believing Bianca and Ali. 00:19:53.333 --> 00:19:56.416 Like, they're always swearing the Illuminati is real 00:19:56.458 --> 00:19:59.541 and aliens planted humans and... 00:19:59.583 --> 00:20:00.625 Yeah. 00:20:00.666 --> 00:20:02.291 It's just a fifth-grade thing. 00:20:02.333 --> 00:20:04.250 Eh, it's an every-grade thing. 00:20:04.291 --> 00:20:07.333 People of all ages believe in conspiracies. 00:20:07.375 --> 00:20:08.833 Why? 00:20:08.875 --> 00:20:12.166 I think because they're scared of death. Or danger. 00:20:12.208 --> 00:20:13.833 Chaos. Exactly. 00:20:13.875 --> 00:20:16.541 Vocab word. Correct use. 00:20:16.625 --> 00:20:20.666 Chaos is scary for a lot of people. 00:20:20.708 --> 00:20:24.041 And as weird as it sounds, they feel much better believing 00:20:24.083 --> 00:20:28.916 that there's somebody behind the scenes controlling everything. 00:20:28.958 --> 00:20:32.083 Even if that somebody is a secret society 00:20:32.125 --> 00:20:34.666 or evil government or -- 00:20:34.708 --> 00:20:37.833 even alien force controlling the world. 00:20:37.875 --> 00:20:39.333 Now, it's still scary, 00:20:39.375 --> 00:20:42.666 but not as bad as feeling like there's no one in charge. 00:20:42.708 --> 00:20:46.125 So then none of these conspiracies are true. 00:20:46.166 --> 00:20:47.208 Uh... 00:20:47.250 --> 00:20:49.875 Not necessarily. 00:20:51.916 --> 00:20:54.666 You should always seek out proof... 00:20:54.750 --> 00:20:57.541 and you should never stop asking questions. 00:21:33.291 --> 00:21:35.291 Is he back? No. 00:21:35.333 --> 00:21:37.583 This is the recovered chat-log from my swapfile 00:21:37.625 --> 00:21:39.416 and all the IP connections as far as I could trace. 00:21:39.458 --> 00:21:41.000 What are you doing with all that? 00:21:41.041 --> 00:21:44.041 Asking for help. Someone has to. 00:21:44.083 --> 00:21:46.625 We just had this conversation. 00:21:46.666 --> 00:21:48.208 There was no conversation. 00:21:48.250 --> 00:21:49.750 I told you to call the police. 00:21:49.791 --> 00:21:51.250 And tell them what? 00:21:51.291 --> 00:21:53.666 I heard you say he's alive. 00:21:53.708 --> 00:21:58.375 I heard you say, "What have you done with my husband?" 00:21:58.416 --> 00:21:59.625 I didn't say... 00:21:59.666 --> 00:22:02.125 I was upset. 00:22:02.208 --> 00:22:03.541 Because of the poem. 00:22:03.583 --> 00:22:05.041 I know. I looked it up. 00:22:05.125 --> 00:22:06.583 Edna St. Vincent Millay. 00:22:06.625 --> 00:22:08.458 Dad had these books of hers. 00:22:08.500 --> 00:22:09.583 Those are mine. 00:22:09.625 --> 00:22:12.125 And I never said he was alive. 00:22:12.166 --> 00:22:16.541 I was upset because someone was playing a prank. 00:22:16.583 --> 00:22:19.375 Who? Logorhythms? Why? 00:22:19.416 --> 00:22:21.250 That's what I'm gonna find out. 00:22:21.291 --> 00:22:23.083 No. You're not telling me something! 00:22:23.125 --> 00:22:25.791 You're lying!Maddie, look at me. 00:22:25.833 --> 00:22:30.041 Your father is not alive. 00:23:02.666 --> 00:23:04.416 We got a new TorChat. 00:23:08.541 --> 00:23:11.125 Thom? Y-You'll wanna see this! 00:23:11.166 --> 00:23:14.708 Is this you? 00:23:14.750 --> 00:23:16.291 Who's he talking to? 00:23:16.333 --> 00:23:17.625 And what's with the emoji? 00:23:17.666 --> 00:23:21.666 Ten previous chats going back...five months. 00:23:23.041 --> 00:23:26.333 Send me those. And start a track. 00:24:06.208 --> 00:24:07.708 She hates me, doesn't she? 00:24:07.750 --> 00:24:09.041 No. 00:24:09.083 --> 00:24:10.791 It's okay. I get it. 00:24:10.875 --> 00:24:13.041 This has nothing to do with Maddie. 00:24:13.083 --> 00:24:15.791 Then I don't get it. Is it something I did? 00:24:15.833 --> 00:24:17.291 No. 00:24:17.333 --> 00:24:20.458 But it's something you can't tell me about. 00:24:21.791 --> 00:24:24.750 You -- There's nothing to tell. 00:24:24.791 --> 00:24:29.125 Nothing you would believe. Or nothing you would understand. 00:24:29.166 --> 00:24:30.375 What? 00:24:30.458 --> 00:24:32.958 I'm not sure Iunderstand. 00:24:33.000 --> 00:24:35.041 Alright. 00:24:35.083 --> 00:24:38.250 I know we haven't known each other for that long. Six months? 00:24:38.291 --> 00:24:40.208 And thishas only been for the last three, 00:24:40.250 --> 00:24:42.291 so there's no obligation or anything. 00:24:42.333 --> 00:24:46.166 If you wanna call it off or take a break or whatever, 00:24:46.208 --> 00:24:47.083 just -- just... 00:24:47.125 --> 00:24:49.083 You can just do that. 00:24:49.125 --> 00:24:51.250 Could've been over the phone. 00:24:51.291 --> 00:24:53.250 Most people don't even do thatmuch. 00:24:53.291 --> 00:24:55.458 Gabe, I know. I didn't want to do that, 00:24:55.500 --> 00:24:57.750 because, really, you've done nothing wrong. 00:24:57.833 --> 00:24:59.791 In fact... 00:24:59.833 --> 00:25:03.791 Ugh. I really like you. 00:25:03.833 --> 00:25:05.625 I really like you. 00:25:05.666 --> 00:25:08.166 So you see how it's hard to get a call out of nowhere 00:25:08.208 --> 00:25:10.083 to meet you at a random Starbucks 00:25:10.125 --> 00:25:12.625 to hear you can't see me anymore... 00:25:12.666 --> 00:25:14.250 but you can't tell me why 'cause it's something 00:25:14.291 --> 00:25:17.250 I wouldn't understand or believe. 00:25:17.291 --> 00:25:20.541 That makes me worried, Ellen. Should I be worried? 00:25:20.583 --> 00:25:22.791 'Cause if you're in some kind of trouble... 00:25:22.833 --> 00:25:24.791 It's my husband. 00:25:24.833 --> 00:25:26.458 It's David. 00:25:28.500 --> 00:25:30.958 I get it, okay? 00:25:31.041 --> 00:25:35.125 Despite what she did, I still think about Julie. 00:25:35.166 --> 00:25:36.958 And unlike Julie, 00:25:37.000 --> 00:25:39.958 David sounds like he was an amazing person. 00:25:40.000 --> 00:25:42.041 But he's gone, Ellen. 00:25:42.083 --> 00:25:44.916 He didn't leave you, but he's not coming back. 00:25:44.958 --> 00:25:48.708 Whether you're with me or not, that's not gonna change. 00:25:48.750 --> 00:25:50.458 I love him. 00:25:52.750 --> 00:25:54.416 But... 00:25:54.500 --> 00:25:56.500 I love you, too. 00:26:12.666 --> 00:26:15.041 Good morning. One for breakfast? 00:26:15.083 --> 00:26:17.875 I think I'm meant to meet someone. 00:26:17.958 --> 00:26:20.750 Mr. Chanda. Your party's expecting you. 00:26:28.375 --> 00:26:30.708 Singularity is near, 00:26:30.750 --> 00:26:33.708 and whoever makes the big bets and the right bets 00:26:33.750 --> 00:26:35.666 will control not just the market, 00:26:35.708 --> 00:26:38.083 but the future. 00:26:41.166 --> 00:26:42.625 The Singularity. 00:26:42.666 --> 00:26:45.750 Isn't that robots taking over, wiping us out? 00:26:45.791 --> 00:26:49.000 That's AI. I'm talking about UI. 00:26:49.041 --> 00:26:51.541 Uploaded Intelligence. 00:26:51.583 --> 00:26:52.916 Uploaded. 00:26:52.958 --> 00:26:55.666 Uploading human minds to the cloud. 00:26:55.708 --> 00:26:57.708 What? Like memories or...? 00:26:57.750 --> 00:26:59.041 No, the whole person. 00:26:59.083 --> 00:27:00.583 The whole brain. Every neuron. 00:27:00.625 --> 00:27:03.208 A digital emulation of a human mind... 00:27:03.250 --> 00:27:08.375 which, eh, you run with massive parallel computers. 00:27:08.416 --> 00:27:11.166 Is that the tech that Prasad's developing? 00:27:15.083 --> 00:27:17.583 Hey. You're 6,000 miles from Mumbai, 00:27:17.625 --> 00:27:20.458 and you're just grabbing some breakfast before your flight. 00:27:20.541 --> 00:27:22.291 Sounds like science fiction to me. 00:27:22.333 --> 00:27:25.041 Sure, but so does half the stuff we do every day. 00:27:25.083 --> 00:27:27.416 Driverless cars, computers on our wrists, 00:27:27.458 --> 00:27:28.875 genetic editing... 00:27:28.916 --> 00:27:31.416 Ray, I promise you, we doubt this man at our own peril. 00:27:31.458 --> 00:27:33.875 You are looking at the second coming of Nostradamus. 00:27:33.916 --> 00:27:35.916 Hey. I'm just an engineer. 00:27:35.958 --> 00:27:39.416 No, no, no. You are a prophet, Chanda. 00:27:39.458 --> 00:27:40.916 If I didn't work for Ajit Prasad, 00:27:40.958 --> 00:27:42.916 you'd be calling me a patent troll. 00:27:43.000 --> 00:27:45.333 Eh, Prasad may get the spotlight, 00:27:45.375 --> 00:27:48.000 but we know you're the guy-behind-the-guy. 00:27:50.000 --> 00:27:51.958 Alliance isn't patenting the technology. 00:27:52.000 --> 00:27:54.583 They're not even developing it, as far as I know. 00:27:54.625 --> 00:27:56.333 But someone is, someone will, 00:27:56.375 --> 00:27:59.416 and when they do, it'll change the world. 00:27:59.458 --> 00:28:00.541 Or end it. 00:28:00.625 --> 00:28:02.916 Oh, we are done. That's for certain. 00:28:02.958 --> 00:28:05.250 But it's not death. It's retirement. 00:28:05.291 --> 00:28:06.958 Unless you consider them the same thing. 00:28:07.000 --> 00:28:10.250 I don't. 00:28:10.291 --> 00:28:13.458 This will be bigger than the Industrial Revolution. 00:28:13.500 --> 00:28:16.666 The UIs will transform business, medicine, construction. 00:28:16.708 --> 00:28:19.583 Once they are running things, humans can kick back -- 00:28:19.625 --> 00:28:21.416 all at once, and for good. 00:28:21.458 --> 00:28:23.541 This'll birth a massive retirement industry 00:28:23.583 --> 00:28:26.625 for the young, which will have its own opportunities. 00:28:26.666 --> 00:28:30.625 The market for new products and services is endless. 00:28:30.666 --> 00:28:33.750 Can you give us an example? 00:28:33.833 --> 00:28:38.208 You mean like a free sample? 00:28:38.250 --> 00:28:39.416 No. 00:28:39.458 --> 00:28:41.458 Double your current salary year one, 00:28:41.500 --> 00:28:44.458 stock bonuses commensurate with patent performance, 00:28:44.500 --> 00:28:47.458 and you come into the spotlight, my friend. 00:28:49.166 --> 00:28:52.291 Uh, that's... very generous. 00:28:52.333 --> 00:28:54.125 Very tempting. Uh, but... 00:28:54.166 --> 00:28:57.125 This has nothing to do with generosity. 00:28:57.166 --> 00:28:58.958 You're worth this. 00:29:11.541 --> 00:29:13.500 Mr. Chanda? 00:29:43.666 --> 00:29:46.541 Researchers claim the nuclear plant 00:29:46.583 --> 00:29:48.833 maintenance program will make human supervision redundant. 00:29:48.875 --> 00:29:50.875 North Korean Leader said to be seeking digital immortality. 00:29:50.916 --> 00:29:52.875 Prized Alliance engineer 00:29:52.916 --> 00:29:55.083 Vinod Chanda missing, feared kidnapped. 00:29:57.708 --> 00:29:59.000 Dinner's ready. 00:29:59.041 --> 00:30:00.041 Okay. 00:30:00.083 --> 00:30:02.125 And Dad's home. 00:30:13.625 --> 00:30:14.583 Hey, Dad. 00:30:14.625 --> 00:30:15.916 Hi. 00:30:18.458 --> 00:30:19.708 Stir-fry. 00:30:19.750 --> 00:30:21.750 With tofu and bok choy. 00:30:23.458 --> 00:30:26.083 With tofu and bok choy. 00:30:26.125 --> 00:30:27.541 Is that alright? 00:30:27.583 --> 00:30:30.375 I thought you said something about a home-cooked meal. 00:30:30.416 --> 00:30:31.958 This ishome-cooked. 00:30:32.000 --> 00:30:33.833 Monday through Thursday, 00:30:33.875 --> 00:30:37.750 all I eat is Chinese take-out or room service. 00:30:37.791 --> 00:30:39.875 I don't understand.I see that. 00:30:39.958 --> 00:30:43.125 This ishome-cooked. I...cooked it. 00:30:43.166 --> 00:30:45.750 You've stated that twice now. I haven't disputed it once. 00:30:45.833 --> 00:30:48.416 -How's San Jose? -How's school? 00:30:50.458 --> 00:30:53.791 I got a call from Caspian's calculus teacher today. 00:30:53.833 --> 00:30:57.458 She said he's ready to take the AP exam now 00:30:57.541 --> 00:31:01.250 and start a college course next semester. 00:31:01.291 --> 00:31:04.791 Well, it's good he's past that. Differential calc's worthless. 00:31:04.833 --> 00:31:05.958 Worthless? 00:31:06.000 --> 00:31:07.583 It's not practical in the real world. 00:31:07.625 --> 00:31:09.208 'Less you wanna be a teacher. 00:31:09.291 --> 00:31:10.791 You want to be a programmer? Lambda. 00:31:10.833 --> 00:31:12.416 Well, I thought it was impressive. 00:31:12.458 --> 00:31:14.625 And if you were hiring for Centillion or Logorhythms, 00:31:14.666 --> 00:31:17.541 your opinion might have value.Caspian: I know Lambda. 00:31:18.958 --> 00:31:20.458 Really? 00:31:20.500 --> 00:31:22.791 So, if I were to give you a problem, 00:31:22.833 --> 00:31:25.833 like the kind they throw for an entry-level coder job, 00:31:25.916 --> 00:31:27.833 you could solve it?Renee: Cary. 00:31:27.875 --> 00:31:30.208 You brought up math, Rene. I'm just talking to my son. 00:31:32.416 --> 00:31:33.708 I'm pretty tired. 00:31:33.750 --> 00:31:35.291 Alright. I'll give you an easy one, then. 00:31:35.333 --> 00:31:38.166 Five geniuses sit around a table, each with a bowl 00:31:38.208 --> 00:31:40.666 of tofu stir fry with bok choy in front of them. 00:31:40.708 --> 00:31:43.291 There's one chopstick between each guy, 00:31:43.333 --> 00:31:45.666 therefore one to the right and left. 00:31:45.708 --> 00:31:47.958 In order to eat, any given genius 00:31:48.000 --> 00:31:50.708 needs to use both chopsticks. 00:31:50.750 --> 00:31:52.625 They have to alternate eating and thinking 00:31:52.666 --> 00:31:54.791 because they can't do both at the same time. 00:31:54.833 --> 00:31:56.625 How do you make sure all the geniuses 00:31:56.666 --> 00:32:00.458 get their thinking done without starving to death? 00:32:00.500 --> 00:32:02.125 Well, I think I know this one. 00:32:02.166 --> 00:32:05.166 Each man takes a chopstick to feed the man next to him. 00:32:05.208 --> 00:32:08.041 That's a religious allegory between heaven and hell. 00:32:08.083 --> 00:32:11.208 This is a --A concurrent algorithm problem. 00:32:11.250 --> 00:32:13.958 So he knows what the problem is. That isa start. 00:32:14.000 --> 00:32:15.875 Assume infinite amount of stir fry? 00:32:15.916 --> 00:32:18.208 And infinite amount of stomach space. 00:32:18.250 --> 00:32:19.875 Maybe it ishell. 00:32:19.916 --> 00:32:21.875 It's hard to avoid deadlock, isn't it? 00:32:21.916 --> 00:32:23.833 This is a shared resource problem 00:32:23.875 --> 00:32:26.208 that appears in programming all the time. 00:32:26.250 --> 00:32:28.583 Unh-unh. The guy on your right's using that one. 00:32:28.625 --> 00:32:30.000 He just wants to eat his dinner. 00:32:30.041 --> 00:32:32.666 Quiet. 00:32:32.708 --> 00:32:36.000 I give up. I don't get it. 00:32:36.041 --> 00:32:37.625 It's a hierarchy solution. 00:32:37.666 --> 00:32:40.375 You assign a partial order to the resources. 00:32:40.416 --> 00:32:43.291 Okay.You number the chopsticks one through five. 00:32:43.333 --> 00:32:45.083 Each man picks up the lowest number first 00:32:45.125 --> 00:32:46.916 from the two in front of them, and the order -- 00:32:46.958 --> 00:32:49.250 And the order they put them down in doesn't matter. 00:32:49.291 --> 00:32:50.458 If four of the five geniuses 00:32:50.500 --> 00:32:51.916 pick up the lowest numbered stick, 00:32:51.958 --> 00:32:53.875 only the highest numbered remains on the table, 00:32:53.916 --> 00:32:57.208 leaving an odd man out until the next round. 00:32:59.083 --> 00:33:00.750 I thought you said you didn't get it. 00:33:00.791 --> 00:33:03.208 It's not practical in the real world. 00:33:03.250 --> 00:33:06.750 Unless your program only has access to onedatabase. 00:33:06.791 --> 00:33:08.541 Across multiple, you'd have to release 00:33:08.583 --> 00:33:10.666 higher numbered records before accessing new ones 00:33:10.708 --> 00:33:14.916 and your program would stall, then crash, then you'd be fired. 00:33:16.583 --> 00:33:18.875 Oh, but you do avoid deadlocks. 00:33:20.958 --> 00:33:22.708 It's easy to poke holes when you don't have a -- 00:33:22.750 --> 00:33:25.750 Introduce a third party. Someone from the outside. A waiter. 00:33:25.791 --> 00:33:28.291 An arbitrator that each genius has to ask permission for 00:33:28.333 --> 00:33:29.625 to lift their stick. 00:33:29.666 --> 00:33:31.291 They can always put down, 00:33:31.333 --> 00:33:32.791 but they must have permission to lift. 00:33:32.833 --> 00:33:36.708 Third party works as a mutex. Reduces parallelism. 00:33:37.791 --> 00:33:39.458 Wow, honey. 00:33:39.500 --> 00:33:42.333 "Wow, honey." Do you n understand one word he said? 00:33:42.375 --> 00:33:45.500 I understand a lot of things. I know he wasn't wrong. 00:33:45.541 --> 00:33:47.166 I know that.Here. Take mine, too. 00:33:47.208 --> 00:33:49.958 Just like I know what "home-cooked" means, 00:33:50.000 --> 00:33:51.291 even if you don't. 00:33:51.333 --> 00:33:53.083 It's "meal." "Home-cooked meal." 00:33:53.125 --> 00:33:55.291 It's not tofu, not kale. 00:33:55.333 --> 00:33:56.958 Meat loaf! Mashed potatoes! 00:33:57.000 --> 00:33:58.416 You know? Food! 00:34:28.708 --> 00:34:32.041 Meat loaf and mashed potatoes? 00:34:32.083 --> 00:34:33.750 I improvised. 00:34:42.041 --> 00:34:45.208 That's right! Go back to your whores! 00:34:45.250 --> 00:34:50.625 I know I'm meant for more than this 00:34:50.666 --> 00:34:57.458 I know I'm meant for more than this 00:35:35.791 --> 00:35:37.791 Okay, guys, come on. Take your seats. 00:35:37.833 --> 00:35:39.500 Let's get started. 00:36:36.250 --> 00:36:39.041 Everybody, take out your journals, please. 00:36:44.083 --> 00:36:46.666 Uh, journal, please. 00:37:08.916 --> 00:37:10.500 Come on. Come on! 00:37:10.541 --> 00:37:12.708 I knew it!Samara. 00:37:12.750 --> 00:37:15.208 Is this where you hacked us from? Out here? 00:37:15.250 --> 00:37:16.500 I-I didn't. 00:37:16.541 --> 00:37:18.041 Let me see your laptop. 00:37:18.083 --> 00:37:20.208 The bell rang. I'm late. Aah! 00:37:20.250 --> 00:37:22.250 You are gonna admit what you did, 00:37:22.291 --> 00:37:24.375 or I will kick your * right here, right now! 00:37:24.416 --> 00:37:26.583 Hey! Did you just threaten my daughter? 00:37:26.625 --> 00:37:28.208 Who the hell areyou?!Mom! 00:37:28.250 --> 00:37:29.875 -Lemme go! -Shut up! 00:37:29.916 --> 00:37:32.083 If you touch her agai, I will kick your *, 00:37:32.166 --> 00:37:35.166 and I will gladlysuffer the consequence. 00:37:35.208 --> 00:37:36.375 Get me? 00:37:36.416 --> 00:37:39.375 Uh-huh. Mom, stop! 00:37:39.416 --> 00:37:41.916 -Are you okay? -What are you doing here? 00:37:41.958 --> 00:37:44.083 Look, I -- I came to say sorry. 00:37:44.125 --> 00:37:46.041 I didn't expect... 00:37:46.083 --> 00:37:48.916 I'm sorry. 00:37:52.125 --> 00:37:54.375 You're right. 00:37:54.416 --> 00:37:56.791 There's something I'm not telling you. 00:37:56.833 --> 00:38:00.583 Something I never thought I'd have to. 00:38:02.291 --> 00:38:04.083 And now I have to. 00:38:15.541 --> 00:38:17.041 It's a massive DDoS attack. 00:38:17.125 --> 00:38:18.708 We're trying to blackhole it, 00:38:18.750 --> 00:38:21.291 but there's multiple simultaneous attacks. 00:38:21.333 --> 00:38:23.708 Okay. Where are they from? There's no signature. 00:38:23.750 --> 00:38:25.750 It's just a message, written in ideogram -- 00:38:25.791 --> 00:38:28.583 "Let Man Go." Or "Let Him Go." 00:38:28.625 --> 00:38:31.000 I-I don't know. 00:38:31.041 --> 00:38:34.125 Call Shyer and Stern and have them check on Lowell. 00:38:34.166 --> 00:38:37.750 I think she just realized she's not the only one out there. 00:38:37.791 --> 00:38:39.875 What? 00:39:08.666 --> 00:39:10.500 The true breakthrough will come 00:39:10.541 --> 00:39:14.208 not when we create an artificial intelligence that can think, 00:39:14.250 --> 00:39:16.333 but one that can feel. 00:39:16.375 --> 00:39:18.791 I heard they're testing a program 00:39:18.833 --> 00:39:20.458 to upload human brains. 00:39:21.708 --> 00:39:22.833 This is dangerous tech. 00:39:22.875 --> 00:39:24.625 You don't want to play with it. 00:39:26.333 --> 00:39:27.500 Hi, kiddo. 00:39:27.541 --> 00:39:28.500 Dad. 00:39:28.541 --> 00:39:30.416 I want to show you something. 00:39:31.541 --> 00:39:34.375 How can we be human 00:39:34.416 --> 00:39:35.541 without a body? 00:39:35.583 --> 00:39:37.375 Now you can say "holy shit." 00:39:37.416 --> 00:39:38.916 Holy shit. 00:39:38.958 --> 00:39:41.666 Right now, we are the only Uploads. 00:39:41.708 --> 00:39:44.000 But soon there will be others. 00:39:44.041 --> 00:39:46.666 This is bigger than your dad, or you, or me. 00:39:46.708 --> 00:39:49.500 You don't understand about who these people are 00:39:49.541 --> 00:39:51.208 or what they're capable of. 00:39:52.416 --> 00:39:53.583 There's going to be war. 00:39:56.250 --> 00:39:58.000 We were human. 00:39:58.041 --> 00:40:00.500 We are Gods now.