{2158}{2217}Mathematicians|won the war.
{2239}{2308}Mathematicians broke|the Japanese codes-
{2309}{2367}and built the A-bomb.
{2369}{2449}Mathematicians...|like you.
{2463}{2565}The stated goal of the Soviets|is global Communism.
{2567}{2620}In medicine or economics,
{2621}{2676}in technology or space,
{2677}{2721}battle lines are being drawn.
{2735}{2812}To triumph,|we need results-
{2813}{2881}publishable,|applicable results.
{2882}{2986}Now who among you|will be the next Morse?
{2988}{3043}The next Einstein?
{3045}{3091}Who among you will be|the vanguard...
{3100}{3184}of democracy, freedom,|and discovery?
{3189}{3247}Today, we bequeath|America's future...
{3248}{3335}into your able hands.
{3337}{3405}Welcome to Princeton,|gentlemen.
{3803}{3850}It's not enough Hansen won|the Carnegie Scholarship.
{3852}{3928}No, he has to have it|all for himself.
{3929}{3967}It's the first time|the Carnegie Prize...
{3968}{4016}has been split.|Hansen's all bent.
{4017}{4067}Rumor is he's got his sights|set on Wheeler Lab,
{4068}{4128}the new military|think tank at M.I.T.
{4130}{4195}They're only taking|one this year.
{4197}{4248}Hansen's used|to being picked first.
{4250}{4288}Oh, yeah,|he's wasted on math.
{4289}{4333}He should be running|for president.
{4551}{4597}There could be|a mathematical explanation...
{4597}{4660}for how bad your tie is.
{4797}{4836}Thank you.
{4837}{4900}Neilson,|symbol cryptography.
{4901}{4931}Neils here broke|a Jap code.
{4932}{4971}Helped rid the world|of fascism.
{4972}{5051}At least that's what|he tells the girls,|eh, Neils?
{5052}{5097}The name's Bender.|Atomic physics.
{5098}{5148}- And you are?|- Am I late?
{5153}{5172}Yes.|Yes, Mr. Sol.
{5177}{5223}Oh, good.|Uh, hi.
{5253}{5316}- Sol. Richard Sol.|- The burden of genius.
{5317}{5368}- There he is.|- So many supplicants,|and so little time.
{5369}{5408}Mr. Sol.|How are you, sir?
{5409}{5441}Ah, Bender.|Nice to see you.
{5442}{5526}Congratulations, Mr. ...