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(beeping)

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<v ->You know, maybe ignorance really is bliss.</v>

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<v ->Sir?</v>

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<v ->Oh, if I didn't know so much about these things</v>

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maybe they wouldn't scare me so much.

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I can still remember the day in Dr. Olson's

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transporter theory class when he was talking

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about the body being converted

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into billions of kiloquads of data,

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zipping through subspace.

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When I realized there's no margin for error.

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One atom, out of place and, poof.

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You never come back.

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It's amazing people aren't lost all the time.

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<v ->With all due respect, sir.</v>

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I've been doing this for 22 years

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and I haven't lost anybody yet.

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<v ->Yes, but you, you realize,</v>

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if the imaging scanners are off even 1000th of a percent-

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<v ->That's why each pad has four redundant scanners.</v>

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If any one scanner fails the other three takeover.

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<v ->Reg, how many transporter accidents have there been</v>

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in the last 10 years?

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Two, three?

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There are millions of people who transport safely

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every day without a problem.

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<v ->I've heard of problems.</v>

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What about transporter psychosis?

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<v ->Transporter psychosis?</v>

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There hasn't been a case of that in over 50 years.

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Not since they perfected the multiplex pattern buffers.

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<v ->Reg, transporting really is the safest way to travel.</v>

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(sighs)

