Deep Impact - A Reflection on Childhood Memories
Jenny Lerner:
When I was 11, I stole $32 from your wallet.
Jason Lerner:
When you were a baby, I once dropped you on your head.
Jenny Lerner:
When you came to the studio and brought me those pictures, I lied when I said I didn't remember. I remember everything, I remember that we were right over there, and that's when Mom got that picture of the house. It was a perfect happy day. I came down here to let you know that.
Jason Lerner:
Thank you.
Jenny Lerner:
I've missed you since then.
Jason Lerner: [embraces her]
I missed you too.
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Vampires - A Bargain for Immortality and Faith
Cardinal Alba: [chuckles]
Hello, Jack. From your expression, I assume you couldn't understand my presence here. I'm sorry to disillusion you, Jack. As one grows old, as death approaches, we begin to question... our faith. And I found mine lacking. "Is there a god? Is there a heaven?" I can no longer answer this for certain. I've witnessed no miracles, had no visions, and the prospect of death terrifies me. I've realized I've only one alternative, and I made a bargain. With the devil, if you wish.
Jack Crow:
You are truly a pile of dog shit, Cardinal.
Cardinal Alba: [chuckles]
Yeah, that's right. That's correct, Jack and I can live with that. After I have given what Valek wants, he will fulfill our bargain. And I will be transformed into one of his... new children. It's beautiful, isn't it?
Cardinal Alba: [wipes it away]
Eternal life... immortality... can change a heart.
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Judgment at Nuremberg - The Conflict Between Logic and Morality
Hans Rolfe:
I'll make you a wager...
Judge Dan Haywood:
I don't make wagers.
Hans Rolfe:
A gentleman's wager... in five years, the men you sentenced to life imprisonment will be free.
Judge Dan Haywood:
Herr Rolfe, I have admired your work in the court for many months. You are particularly brilliant in your use of logic. So, what you suggest may very well happen. It is logical, in view of the times in which we live. But to be logical is not to be right, and nothing on God's earth could ever make it right!
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Judgment at Nuremberg - Shared Guilt: A Call for Accountability
Hans Rolfe: [[Hitler; [Mein Kampf; [Winston Churchill]
Your Honor. It is my duty to defend Ernst Janning. And yet, Ernst Janning has said he is guilty. There's no doubt, he feels his guilt. He made a great error in going along with the Nazi movement, hoping it would be good for his country. But, if he is to be found guilty, there are others who also went along, who also must be found guilty. Ernst Janning said, "We succeeded beyond our wildest dreams." Why did we succeed, Your Honor? What about the rest of the world? Did it not know the intentions of the Third Reich? Did it not hear the words of ]'s broadcast all over the world? Did it not read his intentions in ], published in every corner of the world?Where's the responsibility of the Soviet Union, who signed in 1939 the pact with Hitler, enabled him to make war? Are we now to find Russia guilty? Where's the responsibility of the Vatican, who signed in 1933 the Concordat with Hitler, giving him his first tremendous prestige? Are we now to find the Vatican guilty?Where's the responsibility of the world leader, ], who said in an open letter to the London Times in 1938 - 1938, Your Honor! "Were England to suffer national disaster, I should pray to God to send a man of the strength of mind and will of an Adolf Hitler!" Are we now to find Winston Churchill guilty? Where is the responsibility of those American industrialists, who helped Hitler to rebuild his armaments and profited by that rebuilding?! Are we now to find the American industrialists guilty? No, Your Honor! No! Germany alone is not guilty: The whole world is as responsible for Hitler's Germany!It is an easy thing to condemn one man in the dock. It is easy to condemn the German people to speak of the basic flaw in the German character that allowed Hitler to rise to power - and at the same time, positively, ignore the basic flaw of character that made the Russians sign pacts with him, Winston Churchill praise him, American industrialists profit by him!Ernst Janning said he is guilty. If he is, Ernst Janning's guilt is the world's guilt. No more, and no less.
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The Black Hole - Legacy of Success and Failure in Space Science
Dr. Alex Durant:
You will be remembered as one of the biggest space scientists of all time.
Dr. Hans Reinhardt:
I've never doubted that. It's about time that people learn about their failures and my successes.
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The Black Hole - Exploring the Concept of Beyond
Dr. Hans Reinhardt:
In, through... and beyond.
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The Black Hole - The Nature of Cause and Existence
Dr. Hans Reinhardt:
Some cause must have created all this, but what caused that cause?
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The Black Hole - Redefining the Concept of Possibility
Dr. Hans Reinhardt: [Napoleon Bonaparte]
The word "impossible," Mr. Booth, is only found in the dictionary of fools.
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