lee exact location of my son wouldn't mean much to you so let's just say it's one of thousands turn chance of land travel brochures would call a place to live though is if i had any choice just about every wave i've explored on this island was inhabited at one time or another mostly by the polynesians i guess a couple thousand years ago make yourself at home my friend let me show you what a couple million years of evolution could do for you if you're lucky maybe someday you'll be able to punch the book make it  by trying to gauge that when it all really started before then the only way information could be recorded and stored away was in books printing now look at it electronic memory cubes stored all the printed data found in the world's largest library millions of volumes on a single crystal the size of  films news reels television broadcasts speeches wars forever when those great little synthetic crystal when i think about the most incredible job of almost indexing this time capsule and then you ingenious creature setting up those handful of microsecond scan every crystal face sort it all out all the millions of categories stored here there is more information on wars than any other subject in one on humanity is war trying to find a time period peace into their li are the result of having money always given the wealthy an edge over the rest of humanity especially in war as primitive as it all looks or there were quite a few technical achievements in the first world war submarines poison gas liquid fire armored personal car but twenty three short years made a hell of a difference the bombers battleships anti aircraft missiles and the personal minefield world knowledge then the greatest technological achievement of them all comic or for the most of seemed unbelievable back there the thought that one single bomb not technology in the sixties they were just kids kid learning new tactic search and destroy for by the finest technological weaponry you are to believe in twelve years of such advanced warfare only two million de even harder to believe the court could forget those uncounted millions who died inside computer never could buy the idea of history repeating itself not really with nuclear technology so real and common how could they help but overlook the laughable threat of not the  probably would have believed that this happened during world war two forty five a simple execution of a handful of international dignitaries or leaders and the like one very small atrocity in the overall battle but it was also the move that nearly destroyed the aggressors plans one i've never seen a real thing before i think you could do with a little less manning just another one of the troops in the great war where you couldn't always be certain who the enemy was and thirty seven international high powered say was a flat tire look manning you screwed up five years ago you took that russians are yugoslavia but this time you created an international incident that for twenty you know wh i blew it i think what happened was in your delirium the bump on your head and you kept having nightmares about being captured by the nazis again that's sort of thin the swastikas like that the guards wear uniforms and everything just went in where were to what about the natives you're prisoners do you think treat them just like slaves like slaves  here but you and i both know you were programmed with false report we can get past that adams take  generally who adam couldn't have gotten the manning without some of the others knowing i'll stay and find out who else was in good now i think we had the key you listen to me i'm the real one so i found out i didn't shoot you when i saw the laser pointed at you i knew they wouldn't destroy a clone say what you think doesn't really not a exact human duplicate without humanity