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[Larry King, host] Alright, let's explore the thinking of Jacque Fresco and the society that he'd like to see.
(Jacque Fresco) The reason we emphasize machines and technology is to free man to pursue the higher things.
Machines ought to do the filthy, repetitious, or the boring jobs.
It would take ten years to change the surface of the Earth.
To save our environment, [considering] our stupidity, our conflict, we've got to reorganize our way of thinking and reconsider our social aims.
We must put our mind to this as we do to put a man on the moon.
[Jeff Hoffman, retired NASA astronaut] Like many kids, when I was 6 years old
I dreamed of flying in space.
I'm old enough that, back then, the only astronauts were Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers.
I went on and became a professional astronomer.
I was lucky enough to get selected in the first group of shuttle astronauts.
We trained for a long time.
Of course, you go through many different types of simulators.
But when you're actually sitting up there on the rocket, you realize that "Hey, this is not the simulator!"
The whole vehicle is shaking a little bit on the pad.
Then, you hear this roar down beneath you.
The whole shuttle tilts forward a little bit.
Then, as it comes back to the vertical position, all of a sudden, Wham!
The solid boosters ignite.
There's an incredible vibration and noise.
For the next two minutes, there is just so much power that you're sitting on top of.
I was just holding on, thinking to myself
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