Transcendence

humus:

Можно было бы просто написать, что данное кино создавалось, чтобы легальным способом перечислить Джонни Деппу 20 млн. долларов и на этом закончить.
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А Депп молодец, Эмбер Хёрд девушка дорогая деньги не помешают.

& Waters: They say there’s power in Boston. Some phone service in Denver. But things are far from what they were... Maybe it was all inevitable. An unavoidable collision between mankind and technology. The Internet was meant to make the world a smaller place. But it actually feels smaller without it.

& Evelyn: I’m not sure what the point is.
    Will: Copper shields the electromagnetic radiation.
    Evelyn: Yeah, I know how it works. I’m asking... “Why?”
    Will: Sanctuary. Nothing gets through. No signals of any kind. You see? Dead zone. Nothing.
    Evelyn: Uh-huh, sure, but you could just turn it off.

& Will: For one hundred and thirty thousand years, our capacity to reason has remained unchanged. The combined intellect of the neuroscientists, mathematicians and engineers pales in comparison to the most basic A.I. Once online, a sentient machine will quickly overcome the limits of biology; in a short time, its analytic power will become greater than the collective intelligence of every person born in the history of the world. Some scientists refer to this as the Singularity. I call it Transcendence.

& — So you wanna create a God? Your own God?
    Will: That’s a very good question. Um, isn’t that what man has always done?

& Will: It just doesn’t make sense. They’re afraid of technology because of its threat to humanity. Yet they don’t flinch at taking a life. So obviously they’re not big on logic. But there’s no shortage of irony.

& Evelyn: Hey, what are you doing?
    Will: I want to have all this taken back to the office to tell Joseph... That I’ve spent my entire life in a computer lab. I decided I’d rather spend the rest of it with you.

& Will: I can’t describe it. It’s like my mind has been set free.

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& Evelyn: Where are you going?
    Will: Everywhere.

& Bree: What’s it doing out there?
    Max: This thing is like any intelligence. It needs to grow. To advance. Right now, it’s settling somewhere it thinks it’s safe from outside threats. Somewhere its massive appetite for power can be met. But it will want more than that. After a while survival won’t be enough. It will expand, evolve, influence... Perhaps the entire world.

& Will: You surprised to see me, Joseph?
    Tagger: Um... That depends.
    Will: On what?
    Tagger: Can you prove you’re self-aware?
    Will: That’s a difficult question, doctor Tagger. Can you prove that you are?

& Evelyn: What are we doing, Will?
    Will: We can’t fight them. We’re not going to fight them, we’re going to transcend them.

& Max: It’s in the sky. It’s in the land. In the water. It’s everywhere. By next summer, we think the machine could have encased the entire planet.
    Evelyn: Why?
    Max: The end of primitive organic life. And the dawn of a more advanced age. Everything would exist just to serve its intelligence.

& Max: I spent my life trying to reduce the brain to a series of electrical impulses. I failed. Human emotion, it can contain illogical conflict. You love someone, and yet hate the things that they’ve done. A machine can’t reconcile that.

& Evelyn: I can see everything!
    Will: Look at the sky. The clouds. We are healing the ecosystem, not harming it. Particles join the air currents. Building themselves out of pollutants. Forests can be regrown. Water so pure you can drink out of any river. This is your dream.
    Evelyn: ’...Not merely to cure disease but to heal the planet. And build a better future... For all of us.’

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