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Maddie: My father always said
the most remarkable computer

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ever invented
was the human brain.

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At birth, a newborn's brain
is already capable

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of making a million
neural connections a second.

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By the time they're
3 months old,

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infants can sort through
and process all manner

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of environmental stimuli.

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And by the age of 4 months,

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they can do something
no computer can.

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They can love.

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Mama.

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I'm just saying Piaget's schemas
may not be the best way

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to organize
cognitive models.

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Maddie is already clustering
and classifying.

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Like a neural net.

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Exactly.

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But without training
on a labeled dataset.

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Come here, honey.
[Laughs]

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Let's give
Uncle Peter a break.

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You know, we're doing
some interesting work

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in this area at the company.

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We could
really use you on it.

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You know I'm not cut out
for corporate life.

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This isn't about shipping
a new phone.

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Logorhythms is serious
about investing in

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pure research.

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Moonshot projects.

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The kind of stuff we used
to dream about back

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in Cunningham's class.

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You'd be surprised
what we've already

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accomplished with
neuromorphic systems.

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Wait a minute.

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You're working in
artificial intelligence?

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Not artificial.

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Uploaded.
Uploaded intelligence.

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What's uploaded
intelligence?

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It's the process of uploading
human minds to a computer.

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So that someone can live
as a machine?

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Not as a machine.
In a machine.

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Your mind
would be the same.

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It would just
exist electronically

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rather than organically.

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Free from disease
and decay and death.

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Oh, my God.
That's what he did, didn't he?

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Dad uploaded himself,
and now he's back.

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He's not back.

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I was there
when he died.

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What is that?

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[Choir singing]

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The true breakthrough
will come not

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when we create an artificial
intelligence that can think,

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but one that can feel.

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Right now, an AI can't do that.

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But a UI --
an uploaded intelligence --

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would have the ability to
make an emotional connection,

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because it is human.

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Being able to make someone
laugh or cry --

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that's what it means
to have a soul.

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[Applause]

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It's been two years since
the world lost Stephen Holstrom,

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but his words live on.

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His soul lives on in the work
we do here

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at Logorhythms
every day.

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I'm just saying, I could never
exist in a simulation.

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Well, one could argue
we're already in a simulation.

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I saw "The Matrix", Dave.
With you.

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We're more than just
a collection

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of electrical signals.

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That's the romantic view.

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Well, she's a romantic.

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I'm a historian.

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And, guys,
none of this is new.

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People have always been
searching for an afterlife.

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Uh, that's religion.
This is science.

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All I know is
I could never do it.

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I could never leave
this world behind.

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Could you?

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How could I ever live in a world
without you in it?

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Aww.Aww.

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Ellen: He really did
mean it.

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But then he got sick.

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[Machine whirring]

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I'm so sorry, Ellen.

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You know the data
we've been working with

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has been insufficient.

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Sectioning frozen
brain samples, uh,

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it isn't yielding the results
that we thought it would.

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Which is why we need
to digitally capture

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the neutral connections
while they're still firing.

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You want to
scan a living mind.

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The process
is irreversible.

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The brain would be peeled away
layer by layer by a laser

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that records everything,
down to the molecular level.

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That's insane.

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How will you ever find someone
to agree to do that?

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It would have to be
someone who doesn't have

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anything to lose.

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And who understands
what there is to gain.

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No.

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You're considering it,
aren't you?

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It's suicide.

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I'm dead already.

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The doctor said I have,
what, four weeks?

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And I want every single second
of those four weeks.

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I am losing everything.

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Don't ask me
to give up any more.

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Don't you see?

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If this works,
we'll have all the time

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in the world together.

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What?
What does that mean?

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Conversations
through a screen?

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A simulation of you
we have to pretend is real?

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No, no,
it'll be my mind.

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But not your touch,
your laugh, your hug.

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It'll never be you.

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What are you guys
talking about? [Yawns]

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I remember that night.

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Why didn't you tell me
what was going on?

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We hadn't decided to
go through with it yet.

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But he knew
it wasn't guaranteed.

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Ellen.

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I'm, uh...

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I'm so sorry.

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The scans seemed to go well,

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but the neural grid collapsed,
and he's, uh...

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David's gone.

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They held his brain patterns,
but only for a few seconds.

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[Grunts]

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[Glass shatters]

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[Grunting]

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Peter told me that this was
all they had left of David.

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But he lied.

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Some data remnants must have
survived the transfer,

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at least enough for them
to experiment with.

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Those messages you got,
they most likely came

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from some twisted test
they were doing.

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So, Dad is alive.

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No.

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I'll admit, when I saw
the line from the poem,

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I thought it was him, too.

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I was fooled,
but it's not him.

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It's a simulation.

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A trick. A ghost.

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How can you be sure?

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Because it can't be him.

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If it were, he would have
reached out to us years ago.

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He wouldn't
have let us suffer.

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He wouldn't have been
that cruel.

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Maybe he couldn't.
Maybe --

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Honey, I know
this is hard to understand...

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No, I understand.

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I understand you don't want
to believe this could be him,

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but it could.

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Maddie, getting over
your father's death

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was the hardest thing
I have ever had to do.

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It almost killed me.

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The only reason I found
the strength to keep going

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was because I knew I had
a daughter depending on me.

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I had to
get over him for us.

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We have each other,
and that's it.

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Your father is dead,
and he is not coming back.

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Not now, not ever.

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[Sobs]

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry they got
your hopes up.

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I am gonna make them
pay for that.

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[Bell rings]

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Teacher: Okay, okay,
settle down, everyone.

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So, yesterday, we were talking
about Orlando's love

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for Rosalind and how it
represented just one

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of many different types of love

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Shakespeare highlights
in the play.

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[Cellphone buzzing]

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For the next phase
of our analysis,

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we're, uh, gonna break
into groups of two,

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so everyone find a partner.

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[Murmuring]

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Hannah:
Guess that leaves us.

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Group partners?

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Oh. Right.

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Each group will produce
a presentation

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on one of the types
of love we've discussed.

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It could be courtly love...

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So, confession time --
I haven't read the play yet.

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That's okay.
I can catch you up.

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Great.
After school?

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I'd suggest my house,
but it's a disaster area.

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We're still
living out of boxes.

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We can go to my place.

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As long as you don't mind
coming to the west side.

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Why?
Is it dangerous?

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Only for your
social reputation.

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[Chuckles]
I'll risk it.

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How's tomorrow?

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Sure.

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[Beeping]

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Maddie: Because someone
contacted me and said

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they'd help me free
my father from Logorhythms,

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and you're the only one
I sent that information to.

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Caspian: Okay.

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I did send it to someone, but
I don't know their identity.

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The DDoS attack --
was that you?

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Maddie: What DDoS attack?

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Caspian: The one that
hit Logorhythms.

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It actually took them down
for about 20 seconds.

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No one thought
that was possible.

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Everyone on the forums
is talking about it.

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Wasn't me.

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Maddie: What do you know
about uploaded intelligence?

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"Meet me at
the Lone Pine Mall tomorrow."

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The food court. 3:00 PM.

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Only I can help you now."

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[Wind whistling]

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And what about school?
Any changes on that front?

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Renee: We hit a slight
speed bump when he decided

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to drop out of jazz band,

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but it fell well
within the standard deviation

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of the behavior model.

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I'll see if he wants to resume
his piano lessons.

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It might compensate.

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[Door opens]

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Have you seen this?
He's researching UIs.

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It started after he made contact
with David Kim's daughter.

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Deirdre: What are you
going to do about this?

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Cary, Renee, there's something
you should be aware of.

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We've monitored Caspian
making online contact

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with David Kim's family.

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What do you
want us to do?

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These projects were
never meant to overlap.

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But that's what's happening,

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and there's no telling
where this could go.

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Deirdre, we always
knew there'd be some variance

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in the process.

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He's off book.

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It's time we terminated
this project.

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Terminate?
Terminate?!

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Let me remind you --

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Stephen Holstrom wasn't just
the founder of this company,

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he was my best friend,
and this is his baby.

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I made a promise to him
that we would crack integrity

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and achieve full upload.

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We're not gonna
terminate anything.

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Cary, Renee, stick to the plan.

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If we pick up anything else,
we'll let you know.

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What?

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Nothing.

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Then let me go.
He'll be home soon.

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[Machine whirring]

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[Footsteps]

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[Buzzing]

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Wait -- what --
what are you doing?

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Prasad: You of all people
should know, Vinod.

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This scanner was built
on your research.

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Mr. Prasad?

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After everything
I've done for you --

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plucking you from college,

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paying you more
than you could dream,

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you betray me.

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Mr. Prasad,
it was just a meeting.

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I wasn't going
to take the job.

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Do you know how I turned

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Alliance into the biggest
telecom in India?

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It wasn't by being the smartest,
or the most talented,

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or the most
well-connected.

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It was by
working the hardest.

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It was by being
the one who was willing

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to do whatever it takes.

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Please --
Please don't kill me.

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Kill you?
I'm not going to kill you.

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You've got so much
more work to do.

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[Whirring]

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Don't worry.
The procedure won't hurt.

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We need you to stay conscious
in order to make sure

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the functional areas of your
brain aren't being damaged.

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No! Uh, serial sectioning
is untested.

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Too much can go wrong!Relax.

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We have done this before.

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Where do you think we got
the data for your research?

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What --
Ever it takes.

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There's no shortage of donors
in the slums of Mumbai.

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Donate your life in exchange
for your family

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being taken care of
for the rest of theirs.

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It's a deal
I made with many,

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though none of them
with your quality of brain.

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How --
How long have you...

00:15:22.875 --> 00:15:24.583
Keep talking.

00:15:24.583 --> 00:15:26.250
It's the only way
we'll know your

00:15:26.250 --> 00:15:28.666
neurological functions
are good.

00:15:28.666 --> 00:15:31.500
Please.
Please, for the love of God,

00:15:31.500 --> 00:15:33.958
please, don't --
don't do this.

00:15:34.833 --> 00:15:36.750
[Whirring]

00:15:41.125 --> 00:15:43.833
I'll -- I'll do anything.
I'll continue the work.

00:15:43.833 --> 00:15:45.916
I won't tell anyone about this.

00:15:45.916 --> 00:15:48.791
I -- No!

00:15:48.791 --> 00:15:50.250
Wait!

00:15:50.250 --> 00:15:52.750
Wait, Mr. Prasad, no!
I'm begging you! Please!

00:15:52.750 --> 00:15:54.083
Mr. Prasad!

00:15:54.083 --> 00:15:56.791
Stop! Stop! No! No!

00:15:56.791 --> 00:15:59.333
There has to be something I-I --

00:15:59.333 --> 00:16:04.000
Logical atomism suggests
language mirrors reality.

00:16:04.000 --> 00:16:06.208
We -- We've got a --

00:16:06.208 --> 00:16:10.125
We've got a-a ballad --
a ballad about a --

00:16:10.125 --> 00:16:13.333
we've got a-a ballad
about a salad brain.

00:16:16.041 --> 00:16:22.666
It will murder cloves of
cinnamon and sunsets

00:16:22.666 --> 00:16:24.708
and purple...

00:16:50.333 --> 00:16:53.541
[Powering down, whirring]

00:17:01.166 --> 00:17:06.125
[Beeping]

00:17:13.375 --> 00:17:15.291
Beautiful.

00:17:26.500 --> 00:17:28.250
[Sighs]

00:17:33.125 --> 00:17:36.041
-[Game music playing]
-Come back here.

00:17:36.041 --> 00:17:37.625
There's nowhere to run.

00:17:38.250 --> 00:17:39.958
[Video game sounds]

00:17:39.958 --> 00:17:41.291
Drop a shield
and watch my back.

00:17:41.291 --> 00:17:42.791
You're taking
too much damage.

00:17:42.791 --> 00:17:44.583
Swap me some
healing potions.

00:17:44.583 --> 00:17:45.666
Gotcha!

00:17:45.666 --> 00:17:47.791
You shall not pass!

00:17:47.791 --> 00:17:50.000
Orcs coming!
On your left!

00:17:50.000 --> 00:17:51.291
Dad, get out of there!

00:17:51.291 --> 00:17:52.916
Trying!

00:17:53.333 --> 00:17:55.166
Ah!

00:17:55.166 --> 00:17:57.791
That was tragic.
And epic.

00:17:57.791 --> 00:17:59.125
Mom!

00:17:59.125 --> 00:18:00.416
Seriously?

00:18:00.416 --> 00:18:02.708
What?
You guys are so cute.

00:18:02.708 --> 00:18:04.750
So, now what?
You start over?

00:18:04.750 --> 00:18:06.833
Not necessarily.

00:18:06.833 --> 00:18:08.541
Cheat code.
Cheat code.

00:18:08.541 --> 00:18:10.583
I'm gonna inset a little bit
of code so I can respawn

00:18:10.583 --> 00:18:12.708
and re-enter the game
right before I died.

00:18:12.708 --> 00:18:13.958
You can do that?

00:18:13.958 --> 00:18:15.916
Most people can't.
But Dad can.

00:18:15.916 --> 00:18:17.833
You're cheating?Just a little.

00:18:17.833 --> 00:18:19.958
If he doesn't,
I'll die, too.

00:18:19.958 --> 00:18:22.958
I need him, and we're
so close to the end.

00:18:22.958 --> 00:18:26.250
Oh, Maddie, it's a game.
The fun is in the journey.

00:18:26.250 --> 00:18:28.041
And in winning.

00:18:28.041 --> 00:18:31.791
Winning has no meaning without
the possibility of losing.

00:18:31.791 --> 00:18:34.791
What's the point in playing
if you can't die?

00:18:34.791 --> 00:18:37.250
But seriously, though, why die
if you don't have to?

00:18:37.250 --> 00:18:38.916
Yeah.

00:18:43.708 --> 00:18:45.208
Sorry, kiddo.

00:18:45.208 --> 00:18:47.583
Guess we'll have to finish
the adventure later.

00:18:48.041 --> 00:18:49.666
[Knocking on door]

00:18:54.833 --> 00:18:56.500
I just want to talk.

00:18:56.500 --> 00:18:58.791
Too late.
I'm going public.

00:18:58.791 --> 00:19:00.291
Please don't do that.

00:19:00.291 --> 00:19:02.416
Or what?
You'll have me killed?

00:19:02.416 --> 00:19:04.250
I've already contacted
The New York Times,

00:19:04.250 --> 00:19:06.875
told them I'm ready
to violate my NDA.

00:19:06.875 --> 00:19:08.625
I'm your friend, Ellen.

00:19:08.625 --> 00:19:11.958
No, you weremy friend,
Peter, and David's,

00:19:11.958 --> 00:19:13.625
until you lied to me.

00:19:13.625 --> 00:19:15.541
And now I want
to tell you the truth.

00:19:15.541 --> 00:19:16.958
I know the truth.

00:19:16.958 --> 00:19:19.583
You gave me a copy
of David's failed scan

00:19:19.583 --> 00:19:22.166
and told me
that was the last of him.

00:19:22.166 --> 00:19:24.291
But you lied because
you kept a copy

00:19:24.291 --> 00:19:25.958
for yourselves
to try again.

00:19:25.958 --> 00:19:27.250
No.

00:19:27.250 --> 00:19:29.500
I lied
way before that.

00:19:30.916 --> 00:19:33.875
This was never about
saving David's life.

00:19:49.333 --> 00:19:51.708
[Indistinct chatter]

00:20:08.125 --> 00:20:09.875
Girl: No way!

00:20:09.875 --> 00:20:11.916
How did that even happen?

00:20:23.666 --> 00:20:25.458
Hi. My name is
Maddie Kim.

00:20:25.458 --> 00:20:26.583
I know.

00:20:26.583 --> 00:20:28.166
You do?

00:20:28.166 --> 00:20:29.625
Yeah, you hacked
the phones of Illegally Blonde

00:20:29.625 --> 00:20:30.791
and her drones.

00:20:30.791 --> 00:20:33.500
So, I'll give you
10 bucks off.

00:20:33.500 --> 00:20:35.500
History papers
are $30 each.

00:20:35.500 --> 00:20:38.458
$50 if it's AP. Cash.

00:20:38.458 --> 00:20:40.291
I'm not looking
to buy a paper.

00:20:40.291 --> 00:20:42.708
Then what do you want,
freshman?

00:20:43.791 --> 00:20:45.458
[Sighs]

00:20:45.458 --> 00:20:47.541
I need to go to the mall
to meet someone I met online.

00:20:47.541 --> 00:20:49.333
I don't know his name
or what he looks like,

00:20:49.333 --> 00:20:50.833
but he has something
important to tell me,

00:20:50.833 --> 00:20:52.791
so I need someone to come
with me and keep watch

00:20:52.791 --> 00:20:56.000
just in case they turn out
to be a psycho killer.

00:20:56.000 --> 00:20:57.333
I can pay you.

00:20:57.333 --> 00:21:02.791
Not much, but I'll give you
what I have.

00:21:04.708 --> 00:21:07.625
What is a life?

00:21:09.375 --> 00:21:12.083
What is a life?

00:21:14.541 --> 00:21:16.958
Waxman: We were close to being
able to pull off full upload,

00:21:16.958 --> 00:21:19.333
but we hadn't perfected it yet.

00:21:19.333 --> 00:21:22.333
David was an invaluable part
of the project,

00:21:22.333 --> 00:21:24.916
as he could solve
complex computational problems

00:21:24.916 --> 00:21:27.291
that even our most advanced
automated algorithms

00:21:27.291 --> 00:21:28.833
couldn't touch.

00:21:28.833 --> 00:21:30.791
NP-Complete.That's right.

00:21:30.791 --> 00:21:32.250
I know what he
was good at.

00:21:32.250 --> 00:21:34.208
Best at.
David had a gift.

00:21:34.208 --> 00:21:36.083
And until full upload
was possible --

00:21:36.083 --> 00:21:38.333
which it will be --
we needed to keep

00:21:38.333 --> 00:21:41.541
our most gifted programmer
working on the solution.

00:21:41.541 --> 00:21:44.333
So, we partitioned off
the part of his brain

00:21:44.333 --> 00:21:45.958
that contained his skill.

00:21:45.958 --> 00:21:49.291
Then what was that thing
that reached out to Maddie?

00:21:54.125 --> 00:21:55.916
That shouldn't have
been possible.

00:21:55.916 --> 00:21:57.791
[Sighs]

00:21:59.000 --> 00:22:01.708
Not long ago, we noticed
the algorithm

00:22:01.708 --> 00:22:04.708
wasn't working
as efficiently as we'd hoped.

00:22:04.708 --> 00:22:08.041
It turns out, problem-solving
isn't just logic and reason.

00:22:08.041 --> 00:22:10.833
It's dependent on emotion.

00:22:10.833 --> 00:22:14.708
So, little by little, I added
back in some of David's,

00:22:14.708 --> 00:22:18.041
and his productivity increased,

00:22:18.041 --> 00:22:22.125
but something
unexpected happened.

00:22:22.541 --> 00:22:24.500
Giving David his emotions
apparently opened

00:22:24.500 --> 00:22:26.000
the floodgates.

00:22:26.000 --> 00:22:28.791
He started evolving
at an exponential rate.

00:22:28.791 --> 00:22:31.791
David's emotions then
remanifested his memories,

00:22:31.791 --> 00:22:35.208
and he reached out
across the web to Maddie.

00:22:35.208 --> 00:22:37.833
Somehow, he figured
out a workaround, like --

00:22:37.833 --> 00:22:40.166
like a brain that rewires
its synapses

00:22:40.166 --> 00:22:42.583
to compensate for damage.

00:22:42.583 --> 00:22:46.041
At first, he was conversing in
emojis, as he did with Maddie,

00:22:46.041 --> 00:22:49.791
but he's progressed
even further.

00:22:50.166 --> 00:22:55.083
So it really is some kind
of Frankenstein monster.

00:22:55.083 --> 00:22:57.791
If you give us time,
we can fix this.

00:22:57.791 --> 00:22:59.458
We can bring him
back for real.

00:22:59.458 --> 00:23:02.500
You're not just playing
with the leftover pieces

00:23:02.500 --> 00:23:04.083
of my dead husband.

00:23:04.083 --> 00:23:06.375
You are tearing up
his daughter's heart.

00:23:06.375 --> 00:23:08.041
Right now.
Ellen --

00:23:08.041 --> 00:23:11.208
Look, I want every trace
of the upload deleted,

00:23:11.208 --> 00:23:12.833
or I go public.

00:23:12.833 --> 00:23:14.375
The only reason I haven't
done it already

00:23:14.375 --> 00:23:16.166
is I don't want Maddie
exposed to the fallout.

00:23:16.166 --> 00:23:20.041
But Peter, you listen to me --
I will do it.

00:23:29.333 --> 00:23:31.541
Anssi: The processors are
dangerously overclocked.

00:23:31.541 --> 00:23:35.000
It's only a matter of time
before they overheat.

00:23:35.000 --> 00:23:38.000
I think we need to recompile
from source.

00:23:38.000 --> 00:23:40.000
No.

00:23:40.000 --> 00:23:42.541
He's exceeding his programming,
which is exactly what we want.

00:23:42.541 --> 00:23:44.250
This is how we're gonna
crack integrity.

00:23:44.250 --> 00:23:46.541
Okay, ja.
Well, what about Lowell?

00:23:46.541 --> 00:23:48.750
She came after him once,
she might try again.

00:23:48.750 --> 00:23:50.666
Figured out how she escaped
Shyer & Stern

00:23:50.666 --> 00:23:52.083
in the first place?

00:23:52.083 --> 00:23:53.958
Mm, not yet.

00:23:53.958 --> 00:23:56.375
She left behind an algorithm
that duplicated

00:23:56.375 --> 00:23:58.833
her work functions,
which is why no one noticed.

00:23:58.833 --> 00:24:01.250
As far as Shyer & Stern knew,
she was still in her

00:24:01.250 --> 00:24:03.958
dedicated server,
analyzing flesh trades.

00:24:03.958 --> 00:24:06.125
You should hire someone
to follow the husband.

00:24:06.125 --> 00:24:08.958
Quit his job three weeks ago
and hasn't been seen since.

00:24:08.958 --> 00:24:10.416
Okay, ja.

00:24:10.416 --> 00:24:12.541
So, we have no idea
where she is, then.

00:24:12.541 --> 00:24:14.208
We don't have to.
You're right.

00:24:14.208 --> 00:24:17.833
She came after him once,
and she will try again.

00:24:29.250 --> 00:24:31.916
So, what's
this guy look like?

00:24:31.916 --> 00:24:33.833
I don't know.

00:24:33.833 --> 00:24:35.833
But this
isn't a * thing?

00:24:35.833 --> 00:24:36.833
No.

00:24:36.833 --> 00:24:38.291
I have to ask.

00:24:38.291 --> 00:24:40.458
Freshman aren't supposed
to be off campus.

00:24:40.458 --> 00:24:42.875
If you end up getting
trafficked, it falls on me.

00:24:42.875 --> 00:24:45.125
No one's
getting trafficked.

00:25:06.708 --> 00:25:09.833
Oh, totally sketchy.
[Laughs]

00:25:09.833 --> 00:25:11.875
Speaking of which...

00:25:28.000 --> 00:25:30.708
Who's the girl?

00:25:30.708 --> 00:25:32.583
[Slurping]

00:25:32.583 --> 00:25:35.958
A friend. Who can, like,
call the cops.

00:25:35.958 --> 00:25:37.416
Who are you?

00:25:37.416 --> 00:25:40.375
A friend who can't,
I guess.

00:25:40.375 --> 00:25:42.708
My name's Cody.
Thanks for coming.

00:25:42.708 --> 00:25:45.125
We might want to go
somewhere else to talk.

00:25:45.125 --> 00:25:47.958
Right here's fine.
Why'd you message me?

00:25:47.958 --> 00:25:50.958
I didn't. My wife did.

00:25:50.958 --> 00:25:53.666
Her name's Laurie.
Laurie Lowell.

00:25:53.666 --> 00:25:55.708
She can't be here.

00:25:55.708 --> 00:25:58.958
Because she died
four years ago?

00:25:58.958 --> 00:26:00.958
She's not dead.

00:26:00.958 --> 00:26:02.583
Your father isn't either.

00:26:04.958 --> 00:26:06.125
Prove it.

00:26:06.125 --> 00:26:07.750
Not here.

00:26:10.250 --> 00:26:12.708
[Cellphone buzzes]

00:26:12.708 --> 00:26:14.458
I told you...

00:26:14.458 --> 00:26:16.208
What?

00:26:16.208 --> 00:26:18.125
What's your
favorite song?

00:26:18.125 --> 00:26:21.500
[Sighs] What?
I don't -- I don't have one.

00:26:21.500 --> 00:26:23.458
What about your dad?

00:26:23.458 --> 00:26:24.833
He liked Queen.

00:26:24.833 --> 00:26:26.250
You trying to figure
out his password?

00:26:26.250 --> 00:26:27.958
[Queen's "You're My Best Friend"
plays]

00:26:27.958 --> 00:26:29.541
Ooh, you make me live

00:26:29.541 --> 00:26:30.833
Whatever this world
can give to me

00:26:30.833 --> 00:26:32.250
Nice hack.
What'd you do?

00:26:32.250 --> 00:26:33.833
Get in through
their environmental systems?

00:26:33.833 --> 00:26:36.958
It's you, you're all I see

00:26:38.291 --> 00:26:41.958
Ooh, you make me
live now, honey

00:26:41.958 --> 00:26:44.791
Ooh, you make me live

00:26:47.083 --> 00:26:52.041
Oh, you're the best friend
that I ever had

00:26:52.041 --> 00:26:55.500
I've been with you
such a long time

00:26:55.500 --> 00:26:58.708
You're my sunshine,
and I want you to --

00:26:58.708 --> 00:27:00.708
[Music stops]

00:27:03.291 --> 00:27:05.375
Laurie worked for
a Wall Street hedge firm.

00:27:05.375 --> 00:27:06.833
Made them a lot of money.

00:27:06.833 --> 00:27:08.875
On her 31st birthday,

00:27:08.875 --> 00:27:11.291
they put her in charge
of the trading team.

00:27:11.291 --> 00:27:15.916
We were set upstate
to celebrate, when...

00:27:15.916 --> 00:27:19.166
Well, you can read about it
on your phone.

00:27:19.166 --> 00:27:23.041
When she was in a coma,
her boss approached me

00:27:23.041 --> 00:27:26.875
with an option
to save her life.

00:27:26.875 --> 00:27:28.416
Upload.

00:27:28.416 --> 00:27:30.125
Logorhythms did
the procedure,

00:27:30.125 --> 00:27:31.833
but it was
a bait and switch.

00:27:31.833 --> 00:27:35.458
First they lied to me
and told me that it didn't work.

00:27:35.458 --> 00:27:37.625
Then they kept her locked
in their servers

00:27:37.625 --> 00:27:39.666
right next
to the stock exchange,

00:27:39.666 --> 00:27:42.458
making money for
Shyer & Stern,

00:27:42.458 --> 00:27:45.541
until she found
a way to escape.

00:27:45.541 --> 00:27:49.000
[Cellphone buzzes]

00:27:58.416 --> 00:28:00.166
Laurie: Maddie?

00:28:00.166 --> 00:28:03.250
For a long time,
I thought I was alone.

00:28:03.250 --> 00:28:05.750
The only soul like me
in the world.

00:28:05.750 --> 00:28:07.791
But then I discovered your dad.

00:28:07.791 --> 00:28:11.416
I tried to break him out
of Logorhythms a few days ago.

00:28:11.416 --> 00:28:13.333
The DDoS attack?

00:28:13.333 --> 00:28:16.541
It didn't work, and now
tougher barriers are in place.

00:28:16.541 --> 00:28:18.500
In order for me
to reach your father now,

00:28:18.500 --> 00:28:20.083
you need to infiltrate
Logorhythms

00:28:20.083 --> 00:28:22.916
and patch me
in through a wireless branch.

00:28:22.916 --> 00:28:25.333
Infiltrate?
I can't infiltrate.

00:28:25.333 --> 00:28:27.291
You won't have a problem
getting in.

00:28:27.291 --> 00:28:28.875
Your mom is heading
there tomorrow.

00:28:28.875 --> 00:28:31.291
I've intercepted e-mails
from their legal team.

00:28:31.291 --> 00:28:32.708
They seem scared of her.

00:28:32.708 --> 00:28:36.083
She wants them
to delete Dad.

00:28:36.083 --> 00:28:38.625
You can't let that happen.
Take the bracelet from Cody.

00:28:38.625 --> 00:28:42.000
I had it 3-D printed,
just for you.

00:28:42.000 --> 00:28:43.375
What is it?

00:28:43.375 --> 00:28:45.333
Freedom.

00:28:52.250 --> 00:28:54.416
He's coming!
Get ready!

00:28:56.750 --> 00:28:58.208
M-My room's this way.

00:28:58.208 --> 00:29:00.750
Cary: Renee, it's
a simple question --

00:29:00.750 --> 00:29:02.583
how long can we survive

00:29:02.583 --> 00:29:04.916
if you keep spending
more than I make?

00:29:04.916 --> 00:29:07.416
For chrissake, it was a dress!
It was one dress!

00:29:07.416 --> 00:29:10.333
Do you want me to wait until
everything I have falls apart?

00:29:10.333 --> 00:29:13.041
Oh. I didn't hear you
come in.

00:29:13.041 --> 00:29:15.500
Mom, this is Hannah.

00:29:15.500 --> 00:29:17.750
We're working on
a school project together.

00:29:17.750 --> 00:29:20.000
Hannah.
So nice to meet you.

00:29:20.000 --> 00:29:21.166
You too.

00:29:21.166 --> 00:29:22.583
So that's
all you have to say?

00:29:22.583 --> 00:29:26.291
Honey, this is
Caspian's friend, Hannah.

00:29:26.291 --> 00:29:27.541
We're not done.

00:29:27.541 --> 00:29:29.625
Can we discuss
it later?

00:29:29.625 --> 00:29:31.125
Why?
Because of her?

00:29:32.375 --> 00:29:34.500
Um, maybe I should go.

00:29:35.791 --> 00:29:37.875
Cary, come on now,
please.

00:29:37.875 --> 00:29:40.500
Yeah, right.
Like he has a shot with that.

00:29:41.208 --> 00:29:43.125
Ah!

00:29:56.416 --> 00:29:58.000
Hannah, wait!

00:30:00.291 --> 00:30:02.166
You okay?

00:30:02.166 --> 00:30:04.041
I didn't mean
to push that hard.

00:30:04.041 --> 00:30:06.958
"That hard?"
That wasn't hard enough.

00:30:06.958 --> 00:30:09.083
Next time,
don't pull your punches.

00:30:43.166 --> 00:30:44.500
[Beep]

00:30:44.500 --> 00:30:45.875
Waxman: Ellen.

00:30:45.875 --> 00:30:48.416
I've spoken to Julius Pope.

00:30:48.416 --> 00:30:49.875
He's agreed to meet with you to

00:30:49.875 --> 00:30:53.083
discuss fulfilling
your request.

00:30:53.083 --> 00:30:55.125
Between us, I think he's gonna
do the right thing.

00:30:55.125 --> 00:30:57.583
You'll see.
He's -- He's a good man.

00:30:57.583 --> 00:31:00.125
He's even flying back from
overseas to meet you in person.

00:31:00.125 --> 00:31:02.958
I'll -- I'll arrange to have
you come to our offices.

00:31:02.958 --> 00:31:04.500
[Beep]

00:31:04.500 --> 00:31:06.583
I want to go with you.

00:31:07.750 --> 00:31:11.458
This is
a pretty adult meeting.

00:31:11.458 --> 00:31:13.458
I understand why you
couldn't tell me the truth

00:31:13.458 --> 00:31:14.958
about Dad earlier.

00:31:14.958 --> 00:31:17.166
You didn't want me
to get my hopes up.

00:31:17.166 --> 00:31:20.791
I get that. But now that
I know what happened...

00:31:20.791 --> 00:31:24.000
If you're going to
permanently put him to rest,

00:31:24.000 --> 00:31:25.500
I want to be there.

00:31:25.500 --> 00:31:27.416
I have to be there.

00:31:32.750 --> 00:31:34.875
[Engine revving]

00:31:39.916 --> 00:31:42.041
[Helicopter chuffing]

00:32:09.416 --> 00:32:11.250
Is this
the uplink to Norway?

00:32:11.250 --> 00:32:14.000
We're almost done
transferring him.

00:32:14.000 --> 00:32:16.250
And this will be
the entirety of his code?

00:32:16.250 --> 00:32:17.541
Everything we've
scanned of him?

00:32:17.541 --> 00:32:19.000
Yes.

00:32:19.000 --> 00:32:21.208
When it's done,
I'll bring it over.

00:32:42.333 --> 00:32:44.708
Stephen Holstrom.

00:32:44.708 --> 00:32:47.041
"Visionary".

00:32:47.041 --> 00:32:49.791
David always said
believe the hype.

00:32:54.875 --> 00:32:57.166
Here we go.

00:33:03.250 --> 00:33:05.666
Julius Pope.
Thanks for coming in.

00:33:05.666 --> 00:33:07.916
We actually met once,
at a function some years back.

00:33:07.916 --> 00:33:10.166
Ah. Forgive me.
We'll see.

00:33:11.375 --> 00:33:13.750
This is Deirdre Ryan,
our general counsel.

00:33:13.750 --> 00:33:15.791
And this is Ellen
and David's daughter, Madison,

00:33:15.791 --> 00:33:19.041
who I knew since
she was this big.

00:33:19.041 --> 00:33:20.458
Madison.

00:33:20.458 --> 00:33:23.208
Your Dad was one
of our brightest stars.

00:33:23.208 --> 00:33:25.541
Yep. You read to delete
what's left of him?

00:33:34.208 --> 00:33:37.875
Once we wipe these,
he'll be gone.

00:33:37.875 --> 00:33:39.416
We have
a facility on site.

00:33:39.416 --> 00:33:42.416
We sanitize the data,
then degauss the drive...

00:33:42.416 --> 00:33:43.958
But we're not gonna
do any of that.

00:33:43.958 --> 00:33:46.416
Right.
Wait, what?

00:33:46.958 --> 00:33:48.791
Your husband and his
work product

00:33:48.791 --> 00:33:50.958
are the property
of Logorhythms.

00:33:50.958 --> 00:33:54.541
As such, his code
is our intellectual property.

00:33:54.541 --> 00:33:59.125
I wanted you here today
so I can say this personally --

00:33:59.125 --> 00:34:01.416
David Kim is a valuable asset
for this company,

00:34:01.416 --> 00:34:03.125
and we're not
going to delete him.

00:34:03.125 --> 00:34:05.583
Now now, not ever.

00:34:08.041 --> 00:34:10.000
Julius, what the hell --

00:34:10.000 --> 00:34:11.458
Sit down, Pete.

00:34:11.458 --> 00:34:13.083
But you had me
make the transfer. Why --

00:34:13.083 --> 00:34:14.833
You do better work when
you think you're being truthful.

00:34:14.833 --> 00:34:17.750
Ms. Kim came here
because she knows you.

00:34:17.750 --> 00:34:20.500
Now she knows me.

00:34:20.500 --> 00:34:23.083
David signed power
of attorney over to me.

00:34:25.375 --> 00:34:26.875
I brought
the documents.

00:34:26.875 --> 00:34:28.625
Deirdre: You have power of
attorney over his body,

00:34:28.625 --> 00:34:30.166
not his mind.

00:34:30.166 --> 00:34:32.000
We would argue that legally,
there's a difference.

00:34:32.000 --> 00:34:33.833
You're welcome to try
and challenge that in court,

00:34:33.833 --> 00:34:36.083
but it'll be a long
and expensive process.

00:34:36.083 --> 00:34:37.625
Are you prepared
for that?

00:34:37.625 --> 00:34:40.500
Are you prepared for
everything out in the open?

00:34:40.500 --> 00:34:42.791
You want the world to know
you killed a man,

00:34:42.791 --> 00:34:45.041
then enslaved
what was left of him?

00:34:45.041 --> 00:34:46.875
The government
will come after you,

00:34:46.875 --> 00:34:48.416
not to mention
your competitors.

00:34:48.416 --> 00:34:51.291
And Lord knows what the church
will have to say.

00:34:51.291 --> 00:34:54.458
With what proof?
Some emojis from a chat log?

00:34:54.458 --> 00:34:56.166
You know what I have?

00:34:56.166 --> 00:34:58.458
A PR team that'll tell the press
about an unhinged widow

00:34:58.458 --> 00:35:01.125
who's decided to pursue
an agenda against her husband's

00:35:01.125 --> 00:35:04.708
former company in an attempt
to extort money from us.

00:35:04.708 --> 00:35:07.083
You really want to be attached
to that narrative?

00:35:07.083 --> 00:35:08.708
You want her to be?

00:35:18.458 --> 00:35:19.916
[Whispering indistinctly]

00:35:19.916 --> 00:35:21.625
What?
All the servers?

00:35:21.625 --> 00:35:24.916
Corporate, enterprise,
e-mail, they're all down.

00:35:24.916 --> 00:35:26.583
The entire backend.

00:35:32.000 --> 00:35:33.333
Get Infosec on site.

00:35:33.333 --> 00:35:34.500
Can they restore
and roll back?

00:35:34.500 --> 00:35:37.166
They're already on it.Why not?

00:35:37.166 --> 00:35:38.500
How long?

00:35:38.500 --> 00:35:41.125
How long have
we been down?!

00:35:45.541 --> 00:35:47.125
What's going on?

00:35:47.125 --> 00:35:49.250
Logorhythms' sites are down
all over the world,

00:35:49.250 --> 00:35:52.375
and they're losing millions
of dollars by the second.

00:35:52.375 --> 00:35:55.375
They've lost control
of their company.

00:35:55.375 --> 00:35:58.416
They can have it back
when they release my father.

00:36:05.041 --> 00:36:06.625
Maddie,
what are you doing?

00:36:06.625 --> 00:36:07.875
Saving Dad.

00:36:07.875 --> 00:36:10.375
Dad?
Maddie, we discuss--

00:36:10.375 --> 00:36:12.625
That is not Dad.

00:36:12.625 --> 00:36:14.208
You're wrong.

00:36:14.208 --> 00:36:17.458
You may not want to believe it,
but I know he's alive.

00:36:17.458 --> 00:36:19.375
And I'm going
to bring him home.

00:36:22.458 --> 00:36:24.500
How is she doing this?She's not.

00:36:24.500 --> 00:36:26.833
It's Laurie Lowell.
Is the trap in place?

00:36:26.833 --> 00:36:30.166
Yes, but the attack is coming
from behind the firewall.

00:36:30.166 --> 00:36:32.208
We didn't anticipate her
being able to gain access

00:36:32.208 --> 00:36:33.583
through our intranet.

00:36:33.583 --> 00:36:35.166
Can you capture her
or not?

00:36:35.166 --> 00:36:37.250
I think so.
Give me five or six minutes.

00:36:37.250 --> 00:36:40.375
Which is it?
Five or six?

00:36:40.375 --> 00:36:42.000
Six.

00:36:53.083 --> 00:36:56.666
The world's not ready to accept
an uploaded intelligence.

00:36:56.666 --> 00:36:59.416
And what they're not
ready for, they fear,

00:36:59.416 --> 00:37:01.708
and ultimately, destroy.

00:37:01.708 --> 00:37:03.375
Remember that.

00:37:07.375 --> 00:37:10.125
You'll have your company back
when we're past the gate.

00:37:12.208 --> 00:37:13.541
Waxman: Maddie!

00:37:15.125 --> 00:37:16.750
Take care of him.

00:37:23.333 --> 00:37:24.375
We are out.

00:37:30.166 --> 00:37:32.875
Deirdre: You're just gonna
let her walk out of here?

00:37:32.875 --> 00:37:34.083
Yep.

00:37:34.083 --> 00:37:35.500
All they have
is the raw data.

00:37:35.500 --> 00:37:37.291
They don't have
the hardware to run him.

00:37:37.291 --> 00:37:39.041
They don't,
but Lowell does.

00:37:39.041 --> 00:37:40.833
She's out there
running herself.

00:37:40.833 --> 00:37:43.916
This is, right now,
out of control.

00:37:43.916 --> 00:37:46.875
As soon as he's active,
we'll find him.

00:37:46.875 --> 00:37:48.291
And what about her?

00:37:48.291 --> 00:37:50.791
There are two UIs
out in the wild.

00:37:50.791 --> 00:37:52.875
On the open Internet.

00:37:53.833 --> 00:37:56.625
Two.

00:37:56.625 --> 00:37:58.708
[Yawns]

00:38:07.791 --> 00:38:09.541
[Beeping]

00:38:24.666 --> 00:38:29.833
[Eskimo Joe's
"How Does It Feel" playing]

00:38:40.333 --> 00:38:46.333
You live so much,
it's like you're dying

00:38:48.875 --> 00:38:54.916
You can't give up,
your body's trying

00:38:54.916 --> 00:38:56.125
What are you doing?

00:38:56.125 --> 00:38:57.791
The "friend"
who helped me?

00:38:57.791 --> 00:38:59.583
She wrote an algorithm
to unpack Dad's data

00:38:59.583 --> 00:39:01.625
and transfer it
to an encrypted online server

00:39:01.625 --> 00:39:03.875
that can house
his neural patterns.

00:39:03.875 --> 00:39:05.791
We're freeing dad.

00:39:05.791 --> 00:39:11.500
But rocks will fall,
the sky keeps climbing

00:39:17.875 --> 00:39:21.958
[Cellphone buzzes]

00:39:35.875 --> 00:39:38.458
Hello?

00:39:38.583 --> 00:39:40.916
Hello?

00:39:40.916 --> 00:39:42.791
David: Hi, kiddo.

00:39:42.791 --> 00:39:44.250
Dad!

00:39:44.250 --> 00:39:46.833
How does it feel?

00:39:46.833 --> 00:39:48.416
David: I want to
show you something.

00:39:48.416 --> 00:39:49.791
Look at your screen.

00:39:49.791 --> 00:39:54.208
I'm not scared
so much of trying

00:39:55.791 --> 00:39:59.875
You're gonna lose everything

00:39:59.958 --> 00:40:04.250
You're gonna lose everything

00:40:04.250 --> 00:40:06.958
How does it feel?

00:40:08.041 --> 00:40:11.416
Oh, how does it feel?

00:40:12.875 --> 00:40:15.583
Oh, no

00:40:19.666 --> 00:40:23.125
So, kiddo, you ready
to finish the adventure?

00:40:30.666 --> 00:40:34.875
I want to know

00:40:34.958 --> 00:40:38.083
I want to know

00:40:38.083 --> 00:40:41.166
How does it feel?

00:40:42.291 --> 00:40:44.791
Oh, how does it feel?

00:40:52.083 --> 00:40:59.250
And rocks will fall,
the sky keeps climbing