TV series: Eureka (Eureka). Page 3

- You never in my life even the ax in the hands did not take.
But taking things you don't know.
And what does that mean?!

Idealists little that is possible, if there are no pragmatists.

I'm leaving Eureka because I'm tired of watching noble ideas into weapons, and here we are prisoners of weapons, turned into a noble idea.

Why in a city full of super-geniuses, but the pizza guy was smart enough to walk out the door?

Stupid short-sighted system. Fargo turns a relic of the Cold war into something beautiful and gets on the head, because his child is trying to help us avoid disaster.
- He gets on the head, because his baby is holding us hostage.

All around are mad. At school, God knows what's going on: yelling, fighting, teachers spit.
- That is all, as in a normal school?

- Taggart.
Mm?
- You're naked.
- A La natyurel'.
- Let me ask you, why?
- And why not?

Lucky me that no man, gay or married, or even a robot.

Okay. For example, someone addicted to stimulants speed. What signs should I look for?
- In addition to the ability to run at speeds of 500 miles per hour?

- What is the power of the lightbulb that lights Your head? 15, 20 watts?
- Haha, You have the same Epiphany?

- Tell me that you don't believe in aliens.
- I believe in Occam's razor, in other words, in economy of thinking.
- Um... Easier.
- Two equal predictive hypotheses it is necessary to choose one with less assumptions. For example, after a hurricane in the forest fell a tree. First hypothesis: the tree fell down in a hurricane, and the alternative hypothesis - because of the hurricane crashed into a tree, a spaceship.

Pride is the Herald of fall.

- Are you stunned, guys? Take a low profile.
Why?
- Neighbors complain about the noise.
- What are neighbors for?
- The entire state of Idaho!

- We are bedevilled.
- You have a terrible argument. I was so tempted to ask - how?
- He's got some kind of thing.
- A thing.
Yes.