Virtuality Page #12
- Year:
- 2009
- 87 min
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Whoo-hoo!
[laughing]
1154
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56:12,551 -- 00:56:13,525[laughing]
1155
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56:23,445 -- 00:56:24,727Whoa.
1156
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56:41,619 -- 00:56:44,620[mellow guitar music]
1157
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56:48,222 -- 00:56:51,177iAs I observed
in chapter five.../i
1158
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56:52,790 -- 00:56:55,124iLong duration
space missions/i
1159
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56:55,192 -- 00:56:58,923ipresent
a psychological challenge/i
1160
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56:58,958 -- 00:57:00,979ifor maintaining
crew motivation,/i
1161
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57:01,015 -- 00:57:04,130imorale,
and individual well-being./i
1162
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57:07,762 -- 00:57:10,069iUp to now,
empirical knowledge/i
1163
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57:10,103 -- 00:57:13,172iof relevant
psychological issues/i
1164
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57:13,207 -- 00:57:16,330ihas been based on missions
of only up to two years./i
1165
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57:17,001 -- 00:57:21,019iHowever, the extended duration
of the Eridani mission/i
1166
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57:21,054 -- 00:57:22,733ipresents unique issues,/i
1167
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57:22,869 -- 00:57:26,247ias well as
promising opportunities/i
1168
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57:26,282 -- 00:57:27,500ifor further study./i
1169
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57:29,405 -- 00:57:33,270iThe re-purposing
of virtual reality technology,/i
1170
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57:33,840 -- 00:57:37,532ioriginally designed to maintain
mission-critical skills/i
1171
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57:37,942 -- 00:57:39,668ias a recreational tool/i
1172
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57:39,809 -- 00:57:41,774iis one new feature/i
1173
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57:42,443 -- 00:57:45,965ithat is already showing
great promise as a--as a means/i
1174
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57:46,000 -- 00:57:49,164iof ameliorating crew tension
and enhancing morale./i
1175
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57:53,082 -- 00:57:56,246iOf course,
as with any new.../i
1176
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57:57,150 -- 00:57:58,907itherapeutic technology,/i
1177
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57:59,351 -- 00:58:02,665ithere are variables
and--and unknowns.../i
1178
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58:03,687 -- 00:58:07,287iamong them, conflicts between
the client's expectations/i
1179
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58:07,354 -- 00:58:10,871iand the--the still unknown limits
of the technology,/i
1180
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58:12,024 -- 00:58:14,983ias well as problems
which can't be anticipated.../i
1181
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58:16,659 -- 00:58:19,972idue to the unique fusion
the technology enables/i
1182
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58:20,593 -- 00:58:22,979ibetween intelligent
computer systems.../i
1183
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58:25,433 -- 00:58:27,459iand their biological models.../i
1184
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58:28,749 -- 00:58:30,250The human mind.
1185
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58:31,161 -- 00:58:32,534[rock music]
1186
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58:32,560 -- 00:58:35,561[singing in Japanese]
1187
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58:58,471 -- 00:59:00,536[cheers and applause]
Whoo!
1188
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59:00,571 -- 00:59:02,839iNikki, we just got a fix
on Lazerus' position./i
1189
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59:02,907 -- 00:59:03,812iHe's in Shanghai./i
1190
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59:03,847 -- 00:59:05,729Skip the encore.
Prep the chopper.
1191
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59:05,842 -- 00:59:08,764Daiski Tokyo!
(I love Tokyo!)
1192
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59:09,138 -- 00:59:10,722Whoo!
1193
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59:11,172 -- 00:59:13,672[cheers and applause continue]
1194
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59:15,373 -- 00:59:16,506Great show, Nikki.
1195
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59:16,874 -- 00:59:17,774This our only shot?
1196
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59:17,841 -- 00:59:19,407Yeah, both Interpol and MI-6
1197
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59:19,475 -- 00:59:20,840believe he's changed
his appearance again.
1198
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59:20,908 -- 00:59:22,442All the plastic surgery
in the world
1199
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59:22,509 -- 00:59:24,209won't save his ass
this time.
1200
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59:24,276 -- 00:59:25,643- Hell-raisers?
- Yeah!
1201
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59:25,711 -- 00:59:27,409Let's rock and roll.
1202
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59:27,444 -- 00:59:28,018[cheering]
1203
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59:28,069 -- 00:59:28,798[gunshot]
1204
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59:31,869 -- 00:59:33,092Lazerus.
1205
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59:33,737 -- 00:59:35,945- He shot Rico!
- Aah!
1206
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59:50,487 -- 00:59:51,975You're not Lazerus.
1207
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59:52,010 -- 00:59:53,435No, I'm not.
1208
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00:08,828 -- 01:00:09,890Ugh!
1209
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00:10,995 -- 01:00:13,363Jean--Jean,
that really hurt.
1210
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00:13,431 -- 01:00:15,596Can you take the physical impact
down three settings?
1211
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00:15,664 -- 01:00:17,652I don't think Jean's
gonna help you today, Billie.
1212
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00:17,865 -- 01:00:18,982Jean?
1213
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00:19,433 -- 01:00:20,965Jean?
Jean, what is this?
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00:21,033 -- 01:00:21,844Jean!
1215
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00:32,071 -- 01:00:34,339[breathing heavily]
1216
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00:38,707 -- 01:00:39,478Jean.
1217
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00:40,141 -- 01:00:41,923Program off.
1218
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00:44,276 -- 01:00:45,284[gasps]
1219
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00:45,743 -- 01:00:47,008[groans]
1220
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00:47,619 -- 01:00:48,497Jean...
1221
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00:49,621 -- 01:00:51,829Freeze program, Jean.
1222
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00:54,014 -- 01:00:55,754It's your fantasy, Billie.
1223
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00:56,682 -- 01:00:57,912Why not enjoy it?
1224
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00:57,947 -- 01:00:59,668[gasping]
1225
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01:01,548 -- 01:01:03,076[crying]
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01:12,256 -- 01:01:14,7541227
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01:14,822 -- 01:01:17,025all the virt modules,
until I can fix the problem.
1228
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01:17,060 -- 01:01:18,117I mean,
what if somebody
1229
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01:18,152 -- 01:01:19,589gets trapped
in an even worse situation
1230
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01:19,624 -- 01:01:21,442and struggles to get out of it
like I did?
1231
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01:21,477 -- 01:01:23,530There could be synaptic damage
for all I know.
1232
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01:23,565 -- 01:01:24,762I think you're right,
but I'm wondering
1233
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01:24,797 -- 01:01:26,934if you're treating this one
a little bit intellectually.
1234
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01:27,382 -- 01:01:29,273Your computer glitch
that needs to be solved,
1235
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01:29,309 -- 01:01:30,770rather than something
very traumatic
1236
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01:30,805 -- 01:01:32,268that happened
to you personally.
1237
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01:32,303 -- 01:01:34,516Well, nothing happened
to me, really.
1238
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01:34,551 -- 01:01:37,392I mean, physically,
in reality, nothing happened.
1239
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01:37,427 -- 01:01:38,967[scoffs]
If you think about it,
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01:39,002 -- 01:01:40,670it's no different
than a bad dream,
1241
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01:40,705 -- 01:01:42,151and dreams aren't real,
right?
1242
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01:42,653 -- 01:01:45,168Well, the events
they portray may not be,
1243
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01:45,203 -- 01:01:46,780but the feelings
dreams evoke
1244
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01:46,815 -- 01:01:48,231and the memories
they leave behind,
1245
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01:48,402 -- 01:01:50,824they can be as real
as anything in our lives.
1246
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01:51,103 -- 01:01:55,539But I'm--I'm curious why you chose
to describe it as a dream.
1247
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01:55,574 -- 01:01:58,797I'm sorry.
Uh, what do you mean?
1248
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02:00,430 -- 01:02:01,978Well, some people
believe that dreams
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02:02,013 -- 01:02:03,522are the mind's way
of exploring things
1250
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02:03,557 -- 01:02:07,030that would ordinarily
be suppressed in waking hours.
1251
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02:07,270 -- 01:02:09,077You're talking
about fantasies.
1252
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02:09,113 -- 01:02:10,533I don't have
a rape fantasy,
1253
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02:10,568 -- 01:02:11,272if that's
what you're getting at.
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02:11,307 -- 01:02:13,740
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