Ben Stein: What do think is the possibility that there then, intelligent design might turn out to be the answer to some issues in genetics... or in evolution? Richard Dawkins: Well... it could come about in the following way: it could be that uh, at some earlier time somewhere in the universe a civilization e-evolved... by probably by some kind of Darwinian means to a very very high level of technology and designed a form of life that they seeded onto... perhaps this... this planet. Um, now that is a possibility. And uh, an intriguing possibility. And I suppose it's possible that you might find evidence for that if you look at the um, at the detail... details of our chemistry molecular biology you might find a signature of some sort of designer. Ben Stein: [voice over] Wait a second. Richard Dawkins thought intelligent design might be a legitimate pursuit? Richard Dawkins: Um, and that designer could well be a higher intelligence from elsewhere in the universe. But that higher intelligence would itself would have to come about by some explicable or ultimately explicable process. It couldn't have just jumped into existence spontaneously. That's the point. Ben Stein: [voice over] So professor Dawkins was not against intelligent design, just certain types of designers. Such as God.
Anna Foster: Dad! Way to go. I can't believe you had that restaurant swarming with all of your secret servants. You ruined my date! And now, I'm going to die before I ever get to third base... I mean second base. [Anna turns to see others in room] President James Foster: Anna? Anna Foster: I'll talk to you about this later. President James Foster: No, no. Stay. Pull up a chair. We were just discussing the G8 Summit in Prague, how to best persuade the EU leaders to adopt our plan for distributing humanitarian aid and medical technology to developing nations, but you had a bad date, so we should probably focus on that. Anna Foster: No, no, no, I'm so sorry to have interrupted. Excuse me. [Anna leaves] President James Foster: So third base is what again? [indistinct mumbling] President James Foster: Glad I asked.
Brassel: You think this op was worth the risk, Mr. Hunt. What do you know about Owen Davian? He was the one who brought gas centrifuge technology to Korea from Pakistan. [Brassel throws file on the table] Brassel: He was also the man who sold Toxin 5 to the Armahad Republic Jihad. [Brassel throws file on the table] Brassel: He is a man who provides, [throws file on the table] Brassel: provides, [throws file on the table] Brassel: provides [throws file on the table] Brassel: . And he remains invisible. He's a goddamn invisible man.
Ben Stein: I'm finally just beginning to grasp the complexity of the cell. Are there systems within the cell that go well beyond Darwinian evolution? Some type of cellular technology that drives adaptation, replication, quality control and repair? What if these new mechanisms have massive design implications? Well I say, so be it.
[Q and Bond enter Q's office as Bond looks around at the vast array of devices left over from previous cases] James Bond: So, this is where they keep the old relics, then, eh? Q: I'll have you know our TOP cutting-edge technology is designed here. James Bond: [releasing the knife from the briefcase used in the From Russia With Love affair and fingering a blade] Point taken... Q: Must you touch everything? James Bond: [seeing his Thunderball jet pack] Hey, does this still work? [James activates the jet pack, and Q struggles to subdue it] Q: Now look... James Bond: [holding up the knife-studded shoe worn by Rosa Klebb years ago] So where is this cutting-edge stuff? Q: I'm trying to get to it.
President Kennedy: Last summer I read a book. The Guns of August. I wish every man on that blockade line had read that book. World War One. Thirteen million killed all because the militaries of both alliances believed they were so highly attuned to one another's movements and dispositions, they could predict one another's intentions, but all their theories were based on the last war. The world and technology had changed, and those lessons were no longer valid, but it was all they knew, so the orders went out. Couldn't be rescinded. The man in the field, his family at home,they couldn't even tell you the reasons why their lives were being destroyed. But why couldn't they stop it? What could they have done?
[a hallucinatory Number Six has shown Baltar an odd device on the DRADIS display console in the Galactica's CIC] Baltar: You're not helping. Number Six: I'm sorry. How can I help? Baltar: Well, for a start you can tell me what that is. Number Six: Honestly, I don't know. Baltar: Well, it hasn't exploded. Number Six: Yet. [Baltar gives her a shocked look] Number Six: I'm just guessing. Baltar: I have to warn them. Number Six: How do you propose to do that? "Oh look, a Cylon device." "Really? Well, how do you know what a Cylon device looks like, Doctor?" "Oh, I forgot to mention I'm familiar with their technology because I've been having sex with a Cylon for the last two years now."
Che'tsai: All the king's horses and all the king's men... wish they had the technology I have.
Carla: This is a German car? Max: Swedish! Carla: It's very sturdy. Max: It's a very safe car - a very safe car, and I'm an excellent driver. I've never been in an accident - well at least not while behind the wheel. But even strapped in to all of this marvelous technology of the reenforced doors and roof - we could still get crushed.
Jay: Unlimited technology from the whole universe, and we cruise 'round in a Ford P.O.S.
Stuart Abernathy: What kind of Idiot would put Military Technology in Toys? Irwin Wayfair: [pointing at Larry] Well that'd be Gizmo over here.
Eddie: [at night, looking in all directions, to Jimmy over the radio] You got night vision, Jimmy? Jimmy: [over the radio] Technology can be your friend or your enemy, just like the desert.
Jesse: You know what drives me crazy? It's all these people talking about how great technology is, and how it saves all this time. But, what good is saved time, if nobody uses it? If it just turns into more busy work. You never hear somebody say, "With the time I've saved by using my word processor, I'm gonna go to a Zen monastery and hang out". I mean, you never hear that.
Super Drone: You have killed what can't be killed. We were so close, our great task almost complete. You have destroyed it all. Tallis: Your great task was murder. You're wrong. Super Drone: Look upon my murdered family, soldier. Tallis: Prepare to join them. Super Drone: If I live, the drone army lives. If I survive we will rise again. I am hardwired to rebuild, programmed to regenerate. With minimal technology I can replenish the EDP army. Join me, soldier. We can command an army only the likes of which you could imagine. We're similar, you and I, not like them. Drop your weapon, join me. Tallis: I don't think so.
[first lines] Michelle: [narration] Six Months, that's how long it took for the world as we knew it to come to an end. The bible preached the world would end in fire and war. It ended in plauges and hunger. All brought on by the technology built to protect us. Conventional Weapons weren't enough, we built more powerful weapons. Weapons capable of spreading disease, plagues or hunger, weapons designed to do the un-imaginable... and in the end, it took one man with one weapon.
Donald Kaufman: I'm putting in a chase sequence. So the killer flees on horseback with the girl, the cop's after them on a motorcycle and it's like a battle between motors and horses, like technology vs. horse. Charlie Kaufman: And they're still all one person, right?
I never ever thought that I was a giggler. I was the one who could hold it together but I didn't on this... - Ashley Jensen
2 - people who like it Add to favorite
They're not clothes that Ashley would wear. But the thing is, you can't stand out. At first I thought, ... - Ashley Jensen
1 - people who like it Add to favorite
I know what I look like. I'm not a babe who's automatically going to be the leading-lady type. I think ... - Ashley Jensen
0 - people who like it Add to favorite
Wow, that's a lot. Basically I have been trying to build a career for myself. I learned early on what to... - Alana Evans
The only person who beat me was Jenna Jameson and that kicks ass.... - Alana Evans
I've learned to think in terms of having a long career. Actors can have very long careers that last unti... - Bryce Dallas Howard
