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00:00:00It's the state prelims for this year's Math Olympiad.
00:00:07Only one candidate will make it to national level.
00:00:11Who will it be?
00:00:12The last question on the test this year is of the utmost difficulty.
00:00:16An unsolvable mathematical model could change microchip technology forever.
00:00:21No student has yet to attempt or even turn in their tests.
00:00:26It is that hard.
00:00:28Down to the last minute. Can no one really solve this problem?
00:00:32I told you, Reeds, these are high schoolers.
00:00:35They're not going to be able to solve a problem that baffles the entire microchip industry.
00:00:39We are falling behind in microchip tech and I am tired of outsourcing to other countries.
00:00:44That is exactly why we need to give Youngblood a chance.
00:00:47And your answer is what, these teenagers?
00:00:50And as you well know, Apollo Tech is number one in tech in the United States.
00:00:53I can't see any of these kids being able to solve this.
00:00:58All done.
00:01:00Zosia Sanchez is the first to finish.
00:01:10Hello, you're the girl from West Virginia, right?
00:01:16The state with all the dumb hillbillies?
00:01:18You sure you don't want to double check your answers?
00:01:22There's no need for that.
00:01:23She says she's done, just take it.
00:01:25What can a farm Barbie amount to anyway?
00:01:29I bet her answer sheet is blank.
00:01:31The test questions were indeed beyond the level of this state competition,
00:01:35but if I were you, I would log my answers in immediately.
00:01:39It might just change the trajectory of our future.
00:01:42Okay.
00:01:44What a joke.
00:01:46Not even Apollo Tech researchers can solve this math model.
00:01:50How could she?
00:01:52Must have been a blank test.
00:01:54Wait.
00:01:55She solved it.
00:01:56She solved it.
00:01:57Quick.
00:01:58Put it in the system.
00:01:59Microchip mathematical model.
00:02:00Answer submitted.
00:02:01Analyzing.
00:02:02Okay.
00:02:03Someone handed in their answer.
00:02:04Hold on.
00:02:05No one's been able to solve this.
00:02:16Even if somebody handed in an answer, it's probably just a blind guess.
00:02:19I give you a 99.9% chance that this answer is wrong.
00:02:23Analysis complete.
00:02:24Solution correct.
00:02:26Correct.
00:02:29We found the genius we've been looking for.
00:02:32He could save the microchip industry.
00:02:33He could save the entire mathematical world.
00:02:36Come on.
00:02:37Quick.
00:02:38Look him up.
00:02:39Find out what Ivy League college he goes to.
00:02:41It's a girl.
00:02:45No.
00:02:46There's no way.
00:02:47This is just a hillbilly girl.
00:02:48There's no way she solved this math problem.
00:02:50It doesn't matter where she's from.
00:02:52She can be the key to the next breakthrough in our technology.
00:02:55We must find her.
00:02:56Now.
00:02:58Mom.
00:02:59Mom.
00:03:00I did it.
00:03:01I actually did it.
00:03:02The last question of the math Olympiad.
00:03:05I solved it.
00:03:06Mom.
00:03:07You mean the microchip modeling problem that nobody solved for decades?
00:03:12Oh, social.
00:03:16I'm so proud of you.
00:03:18Oh.
00:03:23Here are the shoes I've been to.
00:03:27Mom, you're the best.
00:03:28It's all thanks to you for taking me under your wings and passing down your math knowledge to me.
00:03:33You are my only family.
00:03:34Of course I'd do anything for you.
00:03:39I knew you would never turn into that horrible Becky Kane.
00:03:44You mean your former protege?
00:03:46The youngest math professor at Princeton?
00:03:48Yes.
00:03:49Yes.
00:03:50Yes.
00:03:55Yes.
00:03:57I've succeeded.
00:04:01Professor, is this your new microchip math model?
00:04:03Yes.
00:04:06Well, this advances our technology by at least a decade.
00:04:09Whoever has this will surely win the Nobel Prize.
00:04:14In three days, I will hold a conference announcing to the world that we no longer need to rely on foreign suppliers for the best microchips.
00:04:22This changes everything.
00:04:23Hello everyone. I am proud to announce my latest mathematical discovery. I am confident that it will advance microchip technology in stride.
00:04:44Stop!
00:04:46I call fraud.
00:04:48Margaret Harman stole my research results.
00:04:53It can't be. Margaret Harman is well respected in Silicon Valley.
00:05:02Her work has been monumental. Only one of a few women.
00:05:06Becky, you're my student. How can you accuse me of this?
00:05:10This is my graduate thesis. It has been certified by five academic journals.
00:05:17No. You stole and patented my work before I could?
00:05:21It's my work. Of course I can patent it. I have a witness too.
00:05:26Yes. I am the director of science and technology. And I attest, Miss Becky Cain did submit her thesis to me three days ago.
00:05:35So it's true. Margaret Harman stole her students work.
00:05:40You're stripped of your position, Harman.
00:05:43No. No. No, no, no, no, no. I, I, I, I, this is my work. I didn't...
00:05:48You don't belong in the math hall of fame anymore. I do.
00:05:54This is, this is my work. I didn't plagiarize anything. This is...
00:05:55Security! Throw her out.
00:05:57It's my life. It's my work. It's no. Please. I didn't plagiarize anything. It's mine.
00:06:02No. No, I don't understand. Please. No, you don't understand.
00:06:18Oh, no, I don't understand, please!
00:06:21Oh, no, you don't understand!
00:06:30You should be honored that I'm using your work to climb to the top.
00:06:34I'm inheriting your math legacy, Professor.
00:06:37No, it's my life's work.
00:06:48No!
00:07:04Sine, cosine, cosine, sin, cosine, cosine, cosine, cosine!
00:07:12Sine!
00:07:18Sine, cosine, cosine, cosine, cosine, cosine, cosine, cosine, cosine!
00:07:26Sine!
00:07:30Do you like math?
00:07:32Yep.
00:07:33Have no ma, no pa, but I found this math textbook in the trash.
00:07:39It's the one thing none of the bullies will take away from me.
00:07:43That's all I have, too.
00:07:45What's your name, little one?
00:07:51My name's Zosha.
00:07:53Zosha?
00:07:56How about you and me become a family from now on?
00:08:05If it wasn't for you, I probably would have died on the streets.
00:08:08After first round of the exam, Zosha Sanchez is in first place for National Monthly.
00:08:14Oh, Zosha.
00:08:16What?
00:08:17Oh, I'm so proud of you.
00:08:19Zosha Sanchez is in first place for National Monthly.
00:08:24Zosha Sanchez?
00:08:26From West Virginia?
00:08:28What is this, a tractor princess competition now?
00:08:32Advisor Margaret Harmon?
00:08:34That old hag again?
00:08:36What if this hillbilly brat really is a math genius?
00:08:42They'll prove that I'm really an idiot and take away my Nobel Prize.
00:08:46I can't let that happen.
00:08:47Yes.
00:08:48Tell the press that Zosha Sanchez cheated at the competition.
00:08:54The results of the math Olympiad are being contested.
00:09:08They say you cheated, Zosha Sanchez.
00:09:10Are you going to accept the rematch?
00:09:12Did you cheat?
00:09:13Leave my daughter alone.
00:09:14Hey.
00:09:15Mom, don't worry.
00:09:16I got this.
00:09:18I'm going to prove to the world what a real math genius looks like.
00:09:22And prove that Becky Cain is the real cheat.
00:09:29Damn it.
00:09:30Academics are questioning the results.
00:09:32They want to know how a small-town girl from the middle of nowhere finished first.
00:09:36They think we helped her cheat.
00:09:38They want a rematch.
00:09:39Then let's host a rematch.
00:09:42We can live stream the entire thing.
00:09:44We can even have in-person judges present.
00:09:52I'll be a judge for the rematch.
00:09:55Becky Cain?
00:09:58The youngest Nobel Prize winner in mathematics.
00:10:01Becky Cain.
00:10:02It's an honor.
00:10:04Okay, then.
00:10:05Looks like it's settled.
00:10:06We'll host a rematch.
00:10:07Becky, you'll be our head judge.
00:10:10Let's see if Zosha Sanchez really is a genius.
00:10:12You can do this, Zosha.
00:10:22I believe in you.
00:10:27Long time no see, my dear professor.
00:10:30Oh.
00:10:31Oh, what is that stench?
00:10:34It's you.
00:10:35It's you, you, you, you.
00:10:38Hey!
00:10:39Mom!
00:10:40Mom, be careful with your heart.
00:10:44And you're that low-down fraud that nixed my mother's research.
00:10:47But the one who committed plagiarism is the old hag you're holding up.
00:10:52I hear you're a stinky janitor at some backwater high school now, Margaret.
00:10:56How pathetic.
00:10:58What matters is what's in our heads and our hearts.
00:11:03And yours is black.
00:11:05A farm girl and a janitor.
00:11:07What a pair.
00:11:09I can't tell who's going to embarrass who more.
00:11:13Ignore her mom.
00:11:14She's incapable of distinguishing between real intellect and memorize Elita's talking points.
00:11:18Isn't that right, Miss Overpriced Diploma?
00:11:21You could try to talk smart.
00:11:23But the whole world believes Margaret is the one who stole my research.
00:11:28I will prove her innocent.
00:11:29And they'll think you're a cheat, too.
00:11:32Even if you're really a genius, no one is going to believe you.
00:11:35I have a Nobel Prize.
00:11:37And you're still wearing donation rags from Goodwill.
00:11:41You should quit while you still can.
00:11:44She's right.
00:11:45I'm just going to drag you down so you...
00:11:49No, no, no, mom.
00:11:51I want you to witness me taking back everything that belongs to you.
00:11:55Oh!
00:11:57I forgot to mention.
00:11:58I'll be head judge at today's contest.
00:12:02I'm so sure she's going to rig the contest against you.
00:12:04I should have come here with you.
00:12:08I should have come here with you.
00:12:11I'm just going to drag you down.
00:12:13They all think I'm a fraud.
00:12:18Hey, mom.
00:12:20You're not.
00:12:22I must win this contest.
00:12:25Only then will I prove that Becky Cain stole mom's research and will be able to afford mom's surgery.
00:12:31Welcome to the National Math Olympiad.
00:12:34The judges we have here today are esteemed professors from top Ivy League universities, including the one and only Professor Becky Cain.
00:12:43Nobel Prize winner for her work on microchip technology 10 years ago.
00:12:47I look better in person, don't I?
00:12:49The contest begins.
00:12:52Let's invite the first two contested songs.
00:13:07Incorrect. Incorrect.
00:13:13Get off the stage!
00:13:15These are our nation's future experts.
00:13:17I'm so disappointed.
00:13:20Don't worry, Professor Cain.
00:13:22There's one more.
00:13:24The answer's infinity.
00:13:26There's one more.
00:13:28You mean that farm Barbie from Hillbilly Town?
00:13:31The one who's going to a community college?
00:13:33What's a girl doing in math anyway?
00:13:35I mean, is the circumference of her breasts bigger than the pig she feeds?
00:13:39That's the only number I care about.
00:13:40Margaret Harman and Zosia Sanchez?
00:13:42You're about to fall into my trap.
00:13:46I'll make sure you both never return to the arenas of math and science.
00:13:51Please welcome the math genius from West Virginia, Zosia Sanchez!
00:13:55Enjoy the show.
00:13:56I will show the world what small town girls are made of.
00:14:08I will show the world what small town girls are made of.
00:14:09I don't care about my dreams anymore. I only care about your future, Zosia.
00:14:13That's your so-called genius? Look at her shoes. She belongs at a swamp, not at a national contest.
00:14:17I will show the world what small town girls are made of.
00:14:20I will show the world what small town girls are made of.
00:14:26I don't care about my dreams anymore. I only care about your future, Zosia.
00:14:32That's your so-called genius? Look at her shoes. She belongs at a swamp, not at a national contest.
00:14:42I checked her SAT score. It's just 584 out of 800. That's not genius at all.
00:14:49Well, that is a C-. I only want C's when it's a cup size.
00:14:54Well, heck, D's are even better.
00:14:59Poor can only attend community college because they're morons.
00:15:03Just give up and go back to milking cow boobs.
00:15:06What a loser. She can't even get to the real university.
00:15:10Actually, poor people don't have brainy jeans.
00:15:14They're meant to work on farms and wear rags like hers forever.
00:15:19The bottom brands of the society should stay at the bottom.
00:15:22Don't bring your cow downstage here.
00:15:25I told you, Zosia, you're too dumb and poor to compete on this stage.
00:15:31You can't even get into the Ivy League like me.
00:15:33I don't need to buy my way to prestige when I have the brains.
00:15:40I don't need to buy my way to prestige when I have the brains.
00:15:42I'd rather spend the money on mom's heart surgery.
00:15:44What's a woman doing going to school anyway? She should just drop out, marry her hillbilly cousin, pop out seven kids like the rest of her town.
00:15:53You should say that to the woman sitting next to you.
00:15:56Professor Becky Cain is an exception. She has a Nobel Prize.
00:16:00Ah, the double standards you so-called elitist academics hold.
00:16:07I'm so happy I'm not a part of your group.
00:16:09I am just here to win the prize money to take care of my mom.
00:16:13Okay, don't try distracting us, Zosia Sanchez.
00:16:17Explain. Someone with low scores like that could have never solved this math problem.
00:16:21Did someone help you cheat? Is it your mentor?
00:16:30No, they're gonna attack her because of me.
00:16:35If you're so curious about my test scores, you should check out my entire high school record.
00:16:40I get exactly 73% on everything.
00:16:51Zosia, I heard your mother's ill and you need money.
00:16:55What do you want?
00:16:57I could help you with the money, but you can't score higher than me on anything.
00:17:03I want to be valedictorian.
00:17:05That money can really help mom.
00:17:08It's a deal.
00:17:10How about I score exactly 73% on everything and 584 on the SATs?
00:17:17Fine.
00:17:21I get exactly 73% on everything.
00:17:29Pull up her school records.
00:17:33Every test score, every assignment, everything is exactly 73%.
00:17:41Is she manipulating her scores?
00:17:43I've never seen such precise scoring before.
00:17:47She must be a real genius to do that.
00:17:51Damn it, she's showing off her smarts.
00:17:54I can't let anyone think she's smarter than me.
00:17:57Let me show you what real skill is.
00:18:00And I don't need to cheat like you to do it, Becky Cain.
00:18:05And I don't need to cheat like you to do it, Becky Cain.
00:18:09Did she just accuse Professor King of cheating?
00:18:11We weren't mentored by the same teacher for nothing.
00:18:14Wait, she's your underclassman?
00:18:19Not only is she my underclassman, but our mentor is here too.
00:18:23Is that... that's Margaret Harman.
00:18:29Becky's right. Everyone's gonna attack Zosia because of me.
00:18:32It's me.
00:18:33That's right.
00:18:34Not only is Margaret Harman the one who taught me all of my math, but she saved me from my orphan life.
00:18:41I love it.
00:18:46I love it.
00:18:50She is my mother.
00:18:52Your adoptive mother is the fraud who was stripped of all of her honors for plagiarizing Dr. Cain's thesis?
00:19:00Like mother, like daughter.
00:19:01It's like I was saying, women should just stay home, popping out babies, making sandwiches.
00:19:05That's why they need to cheat to get ahead.
00:19:09How dare she show her face again?
00:19:11Absolutely detestable.
00:19:13What an embarrassment.
00:19:14Get her off the stage.
00:19:17Leave my daughter out of this.
00:19:23Leave my daughter out of this.
00:19:25Hello again, Professor.
00:19:27I'm surprised you'd be arrogant enough to come back.
00:19:30And this time, to help your trailer trash daughter cheat.
00:19:34I didn't cheat.
00:19:36And I'm not here to help anyone cheat either.
00:19:39Drop the act.
00:19:41We all know how you stole my research trying to win a Nobel Prize.
00:19:46And now you're helping your daughter cheat after you've done it once already.
00:19:50You have no shame.
00:19:52You're both frauds and you will be punished.
00:19:56Wait.
00:19:57Zosia Sanchez's mentor is Margaret Harman?
00:20:00The once-renowned mathematician, the computer scientist.
00:20:02I remember her previous work, a greatly advanced microchip technology before.
00:20:06With her abilities, I wouldn't be surprised if she helped Zosia cheat to solve the supposedly unsolvable math problem.
00:20:14So we've been fooled.
00:20:15Zosia Sanchez really isn't a genius, huh?
00:20:21You're both frauds and you will be punished.
00:20:25It's just us, alright?
00:20:27You'll be okay.
00:20:28Okay.
00:20:29I'm okay.
00:20:30No wonder she was able to solve this impossible math problem.
00:20:42She cheated.
00:20:44Shame on you!
00:20:45You don't want them here!
00:20:47Drop out now!
00:20:48Drop out!
00:20:49Drop out!
00:20:50Drop out!
00:20:51Drop out!
00:20:52Drop out!
00:20:53Drop out!
00:20:54Drop out!
00:20:55Drop out!
00:20:56Drop out!
00:20:57Drop out!
00:20:58Drop out!
00:20:59Morgan Harman is a fraud.
00:21:01She stole her students' work.
00:21:04Ah!
00:21:07Poor girl can't even prove that she deserves to go to a real university.
00:21:11Yeah, farmhouse brat.
00:21:12Run back to the hills!
00:21:13Your hillbillies don't deserve to stand where we stand.
00:21:16As head of the math department at Cal STEM, I represent all of the contestants.
00:21:23We hereby call for Zosia Sanchez to drop out!
00:21:31You may be the best in a trailer park, but even the dumbest of us Ivy Leagues are leagues above you.
00:21:37If we can't solve it, there's no way she could've.
00:21:40It's unfair that a soft story cheated at the National Math Olympiad.
00:21:43She couldn't even get here on diversity acceptance.
00:21:46She had to cheat her way here.
00:21:48You're all so sore for losing to someone like me.
00:21:53You cheat!
00:21:57You may dress nicer, but you all have no class.
00:22:00Cheater!
00:22:01Cheater!
00:22:02Cheater!
00:22:03Cheater!
00:22:04Cheater!
00:22:05Cheater!
00:22:06Cheater!
00:22:07Cheater!
00:22:08Cheater!
00:22:09Cheater!
00:22:10Cheater!
00:22:11Cheater!
00:22:12Cheater!
00:22:13Cheater!
00:22:14I'm not interested in holding rank amongst you superficial brand lovers.
00:22:16But I won't let you call my mom a fraud.
00:22:18So watch this, Becky Kane.
00:22:21Systems activate unsolvable math problem number two.
00:22:25MicroKip Technologies three hardest math problems.
00:22:28Question hash two.
00:22:29Difficulty increased by 100 times.
00:22:31Let's make a bet.
00:22:32Let's see who can solve the next unsolvable math problem.
00:22:36Fair and square.
00:22:39And when I beat you, Becky Kane, you will give back what you owe my mother.
00:22:44Her Nobel Prize in all of her research funding.
00:22:47I think that's a great idea.
00:22:48We can watch the great Professor Kane Atwood.
00:22:50True.
00:22:51You haven't published in ten years.
00:22:53Winning against this brat on national television would make for a great comeback.
00:22:57I can't let everyone realize I'm actually just a rich idiot.
00:23:02I know you're both jealous.
00:23:04Because Margaret's portrait was replaced with mine in the math hall of fame.
00:23:08But how could I lower myself to compete against the likes of you?
00:23:11True.
00:23:12You know, Becky is much too important for this.
00:23:14Yeah, we'll see if you can even solve the problem first.
00:23:17But if you can't, you and your mother will be exiled from math and science forever.
00:23:24Oh, Zosia, think of your career.
00:23:26You can't take that risk.
00:23:28Deal.
00:23:29Trust me, Mom.
00:23:31I believe in all the math you taught me.
00:23:33Do you even know what you're talking about?
00:23:44You know that male mathematicians have struggled with these equations for ages.
00:23:49Each problem is significantly more difficult than the last.
00:23:53The first problem took Ivy League math professors decades to solve.
00:23:57The second problem would have taken Einstein centuries.
00:24:00Precisely.
00:24:01If the first problem you solve was basic mode, then the second problem is God-tier.
00:24:05It's a hundred times more difficult than the first problem.
00:24:08How can a girl handle that?
00:24:11Our rivals across the sea just recently solved the second problem.
00:24:15So how do you, a high schooler with no money and no resources, solve it?
00:24:20Zosia Sanchez.
00:24:22You really think someone dressed like you can solve this?
00:24:25And your name will go down in history?
00:24:27That's what she gets for punching higher than her weight.
00:24:31Go back to being a clown at your town grocery store.
00:24:34You know, I don't care about being in any hall of fame.
00:24:38But my abilities aren't for a cheat like you to decide.
00:24:41How dare you call me a cheat?
00:24:42You know, you'd do anything for a fan and gory.
00:24:44But I would never sink down to your level.
00:24:47You don't even have the brains to know whether I'm correct or not.
00:24:52I am here thanks to my mother.
00:24:54So why don't we bring out the second math problem?
00:24:56That might be against the rules.
00:24:58Let her have it.
00:24:59I want to watch your fail in front of everyone.
00:25:02Here's your second problem, Zosia.
00:25:05And the second problem is strong Goldbach's conjecture.
00:25:10This problem requires expertise in number theory, topology, and mathematical modeling to solve.
00:25:16There is no way she can solve it.
00:25:19Weak Goldbach's conjecture wasn't solved until 2013.
00:25:23Goldbach came up with it in 1742.
00:25:26Strong Goldbach's conjecture remains unsolved even today.
00:25:31It took the world 300 years just to solve the easy version of this.
00:25:34Yes.
00:25:35Now, if this can be proven, it will change computer science and cryptology forever.
00:25:39Zosia Sanchez, you can still give up now.
00:25:42You just have to admit on national television that you're a fraud and apologize to me.
00:25:48I wouldn't be so quick to your own demise, Professor.
00:25:51I will soon be the only person to solve Goldbach's conjecture.
00:26:00I will make math history and prove that you're a cheat.
00:26:04Oh, you've got nothing on me.
00:26:09But when you fail, just remember, you brought this upon yourself.
00:26:14Stupid girl.
00:26:16This problem is impossible.
00:26:18I'll have you and your precious mother exiled from math forever.
00:26:23Can Zosia really solve this?
00:26:26We both tried proving strong Goldbach's conjecture.
00:26:29I mean, even with the help of nationally recognized mathematicians,
00:26:31I don't know about this one.
00:26:32This might be, um...
00:26:33Hopeless.
00:26:35Wait!
00:26:36She's working!
00:26:37She's so dumb she's falling asleep!
00:26:59No wonder she was able to solve this impossible math problem.
00:27:03She cheated!
00:27:10Margaret, your student is just as arrogant as you are,
00:27:13claiming she can prove strong Goldbach's conjecture
00:27:16when no one's ever done it before.
00:27:19It's okay, Zosia.
00:27:20Strong Goldbach's conjecture is nearly impossible.
00:27:23You don't have to force yourself from me.
00:27:25Zosia Sanchez.
00:27:27Drop out and leave if you're not gonna solve anything.
00:27:30We're not here for some clown show.
00:27:32Go back to your farm and hump your bull.
00:27:35I'd pay to see that.
00:27:38The real show starts now.
00:27:56Damn it.
00:27:57She can't actually be solving it, right?
00:28:01She's actually solving it.
00:28:02Oh.
00:28:03No, no, it can't be.
00:28:04It can't be.
00:28:05No one's solved this in like 300 years.
00:28:07Don't let her fool you.
00:28:08She's just writing gibberish on screen.
00:28:11Stop embarrassing yourself, Sanchez.
00:28:13We can all see through your scam act.
00:28:15Fraud is a serious criminal offense.
00:28:18I'll have you arrested.
00:28:19You know, I agree with you, Professor Kane.
00:28:22Frauds like you who stole my mother's research
00:28:25and published it as their own,
00:28:26that is indeed a crime.
00:28:28I dare you to call the police
00:28:29because the one who should be arrested is you.
00:28:32Okay, who said anything about calling the police?
00:28:34I'm just giving you a chance to hurry up.
00:28:37You all doubt me.
00:28:38My test scores, my grades.
00:28:41You think that my mom helped me cheat.
00:28:43But Margaret Harmon is the one who adopted me.
00:28:46She taught me how to be a good mathematician
00:28:49and a good person.
00:28:50She is no fraud.
00:28:53I am so proud to be your daughter.
00:28:58And I am proud to be your student.
00:29:07I will make math history today
00:29:09and prove her innocence.
00:29:16That proof that she's working off of,
00:29:18that looks like the proof of weak Goldbach's conjecture.
00:29:21To me, that to her?
00:29:23No, impossible.
00:29:24That information is classified
00:29:25due to the impact that it has on cryptography.
00:29:27I mean, not to mention...
00:29:30She's going beyond that now.
00:29:32She's solving it.
00:29:35She's solving Strong Goldbach's conjecture.
00:29:37I mean, that has never been done.
00:29:39Let's go watch history be made.
00:29:44I solved it.
00:29:46She really did it.
00:29:48How?
00:29:49How could she?
00:29:50It must be Margaret Harmon.
00:29:52They cheated together.
00:29:54She wants revenge on me.
00:29:55They're plotting to take everything away from me.
00:29:58I can't believe it.
00:29:59No one has solved Strong Goldbach's conjecture in 300 years.
00:30:03And Zosia has solved it.
00:30:08Oh, you make me so proud, Zosia.
00:30:16You did it.
00:30:19You know, I don't really mind your insults.
00:30:21But you accused my mom of things she didn't do.
00:30:23You called her a fraud
00:30:24and you stripped her of her positions and her honors.
00:30:27I solved your math problems.
00:30:33Now apologize to my mother.
00:30:40Apologize?
00:30:41To her?
00:30:43Never.
00:30:44So what?
00:30:45You've submitted an answer.
00:30:46It has to be proven correct first.
00:30:49It's just a bunch of symbols.
00:30:50Anybody can fake that.
00:30:51And everyone knows hillbillies are illiterate.
00:30:54You're an esteemed math professor.
00:30:56From which Ivy League again?
00:30:57Harvard.
00:30:58Oh, well, I guess they don't teach class over there.
00:31:02Oh, and, uh, what do you know about class?
00:31:05You're just a high school brat from some backwater town, high society.
00:31:11It's just an extra moonshine.
00:31:12I'll bet my job that she wrote nonsense on her paper like an ignorant jackass.
00:31:18I'll take that bet then.
00:31:23I'll take that bet then.
00:31:25How can she be so confident?
00:31:27That proof, that is top secret proof of the weak version of Goldbach's conjecture.
00:31:33It's classified information.
00:31:34You're right.
00:31:35That is the classified proof.
00:31:36I was part of the group of mathematicians that helped confirm it, so I remember.
00:31:40Zosia Sanchez is guilty of stealing state secrets.
00:31:45I know what it is now.
00:31:47Oh, Margaret Harmon was there when we confirmed the proof.
00:31:51It is she who leaked classified information to Zosia Sanchez.
00:31:55Stop making up false accusations.
00:31:59I wasn't even there.
00:32:01Oh, come on, Margaret.
00:32:03You plagiarized my thesis.
00:32:05Stealing classified information is nothing to you.
00:32:08They're both frauds.
00:32:09They can never be as smart as men.
00:32:11Throw them in prison.
00:32:13Security!
00:32:15No, no, no, I figured this problem on myself.
00:32:16Do not touch my mother.
00:32:17Do not touch my mom.
00:32:19I figured it out myself.
00:32:20I didn't plagiarize anything.
00:32:21Mom!
00:32:22Mom!
00:32:25Mom!
00:32:26Please be gentle with my mother.
00:32:27Please!
00:32:28You cannot frame me without evidence!
00:32:30Zosia, you're just a high school brat.
00:32:32No one's going to believe you proved strong gold box conjecture when no one's done it for 300 years.
00:32:37You're just afraid that I'm going to expose you for your crimes.
00:32:41You're no math genius.
00:32:43Look around.
00:32:44You're just a kid.
00:32:45Here, let's ask the judges.
00:32:46Do you believe her?
00:32:47Professor Walker, Professor Douglas?
00:32:48Not from a girl who can't even afford appropriate clothing to wear at a national contest.
00:32:59All that moonshine has rotted her tiny brain.
00:33:02No, of course not.
00:33:03See, there's a reason my portrait's the one hung up on the wall.
00:33:06All you ever learned from your mother is how to commit fraud.
00:33:12Oh.
00:33:15I'll give you one less chance.
00:33:18All you have to do is admit that Margaret leaked you classified information and I'll spare you.
00:33:23I'll never admit to your lies.
00:33:25And I can't save you.
00:33:28Mom.
00:33:29Report them to the FBI.
00:33:31No, you'll cripple Zosha's career forever.
00:33:34You have no right to speak here.
00:33:36You already lost all your respect when you plagiarized Dr. Kane's thesis.
00:33:41You two can't win against me.
00:33:43I'm the world-renowned math genius now after stealing your research.
00:33:47Everyone believes me.
00:33:49Crush them!
00:33:51Stop!
00:33:52Stop it!
00:33:53Oh, Mr. Jensen, CEO of Apobotech.
00:34:07He is a player in the microchip industry.
00:34:09And Mr. Rees, the organizer of the National Math Olympiad.
00:34:13You are about to imprison the math genius of the century.
00:34:16Math genius?
00:34:18She's hardly a math genius.
00:34:20You let her go immediately!
00:34:28Who are you?
00:34:30The leaders of the microchip industry.
00:34:31They chose these problems for the Math Olympiad.
00:34:34We'd love to have a genius like you at Apollotech.
00:34:37Mr. Jensen, years ago, Margaret Harman plagiarized my thesis.
00:34:42Now, she's leaked the classified proof of gold box conjecture to her daughter, Zosha.
00:34:48Report them to the FBI.
00:34:49Please, look at the work.
00:34:51It's exactly the same as the proof we confirmed back then.
00:34:54It is indeed the same classified proof of weak gold box conjecture.
00:34:58Then it's time to call the FBI!
00:35:00In fact, it's gone far beyond the proof that we confirmed several years ago.
00:35:03This is strong gold box conjecture.
00:35:05Zosha solved it.
00:35:06Zosha Sanchez is just a high school vagabond.
00:35:16And a girl!
00:35:17Look at her clothes.
00:35:19I promise my work is 100% sound.
00:35:21Okay, let's check it then.
00:35:23Perhaps Ms. Cain here is unaware that checking a proof like this requires incredible computing power.
00:35:28Power of 10 to the 18th.
00:35:30Correct.
00:35:32We would have to take this to the nation's biggest supercomputer facility in order to confirm the accuracy of Zosha's work.
00:35:37We could take all of the computing power in this room and at best we could calculate perhaps 5% of proof.
00:35:42I thought that our goal here was to advance microchip technology.
00:35:47If this proof doesn't do that, then isn't it kind of useless to our industry?
00:35:52I'm willing to submit my work to be tested.
00:35:57I'm willing to submit my work to be tested.
00:36:00If your proof fails, that means you and your mother Margaret Harmon are both frogs.
00:36:04And we'll have you both thrown in prison for the rest of your lives.
00:36:09Zosha, are you sure you want to do this?
00:36:12I'm 100% confident.
00:36:15It was my mother's dream to work on this project before Becky Cain stole it.
00:36:19I support this.
00:36:21If Zosha's proof is correct, we'll have a math genius that could help us win the Global Chips War.
00:36:26We should support young blood, Jensen.
00:36:28Then let's do it.
00:36:30And I will gather all of the computing power in Silicon Valley to check.
00:36:36What? All the power of Silicon Valley?
00:36:38Well, that will overload the power grid and cause a citywide blackout.
00:36:42The financial ramifications of this are unfathomable.
00:36:46Will this kid even be held accountable for all of that?
00:36:49The pressure is great, Zosha, but it's okay.
00:36:52It's okay.
00:36:53I will be the person held accountable if Zosha's proof fails.
00:37:02I will be the person held accountable if Zosha's proof fails.
00:37:04No, mom, you can't. No.
00:37:06Yes, Zosha, you are my greatest pride and our nation's greatest hope.
00:37:14For years our country has been lagging behind and I do this for our country and for the women in STEM.
00:37:20But most of all, I do it for you.
00:37:23Because I believe in you, Zosha.
00:37:25I do.
00:37:27Margaret Harmon, you've already been exiled from the field of mathematics.
00:37:30Why do we even care about you anymore?
00:37:33Well, what if I add my weight?
00:37:35I'll be held accountable if Zosha's proof fails.
00:37:37And I'm in as well.
00:37:39The CEO of Apollo Tech?
00:37:41If you back her up too, really.
00:37:44Oh, thank you.
00:37:46Thank you for believing in Zosha.
00:37:50Perfect.
00:37:51I can get rid of you two once and for all.
00:37:53Oh, and I just got the governor's approval to use all of the computing power from Silicon Valley to check Zosha's proof.
00:38:00Amazing. If I'm correct, I want Becky Cain's work to be reexamined for plagiarism.
00:38:08Okay, we don't even know if she's correct yet. Let's not be talking about checking award-winning work.
00:38:14The bet is still on. Margaret Harmon and Zosha Sanchez will be exiled from STEM if the proof fails.
00:38:20Are you sure about this, Zosha?
00:38:24Despite the consequences?
00:38:26Absolutely.
00:38:28Fantastic.
00:38:29All of the computer power from Silicon Valley will be transferred to the AI in this room in the next 10 minutes.
00:38:40So is that a solution that would potentially work for you?
00:38:43Stop the meeting.
00:38:44Yes!
00:38:46Nice, nice.
00:38:47What is it?
00:38:48Oh.
00:38:49Zosha Harmon is on the verge of the next great tech discovery.
00:38:52But we need your computing power to finish the test.
00:38:54If you agree, please hit the yes button.
00:38:58The number one tech company in the world needs my help?
00:39:00Oh my gosh!
00:39:01A woman in STEM?
00:39:03Better microchips and GPUs, hells yeah!
00:39:06Yes!
00:39:07Everyone hit yes on ship advancement.
00:39:13Oh my god.
00:39:15This will change our industry forever.
00:39:18It looks like even those outside of Silicon Valley are supporting this research.
00:39:22The world believes in the work we do.
00:39:24They understand how monumental it is.
00:39:27Computing power acquired.
00:39:29We may begin.
00:39:30Don't disappoint them.
00:39:55You can do this Zosha!
00:39:56Make all the women in tech proud!
00:39:58Yes!
00:39:59Max my GPU!
00:40:01Zosha!
00:40:02Zosha!
00:40:03Zosha!
00:40:04Zosha!
00:40:05Zosha!
00:40:06Zosha!
00:40:07Zosha!
00:40:08Accelerate!
00:40:09Accelerate!
00:40:10Accelerate!
00:40:11Accelerate!
00:40:12Accelerate!
00:40:14Analysis 100% complete.
00:40:25Did Zosha get it?
00:40:29Congratulations, Zosha Sanchez.
00:40:30You have proved strong gold box conviction.
00:40:32You've succeeded, my child.
00:40:33No one's ever done it before.
00:40:34We can create the greatest encrypted microchips in the world now.
00:40:35History has been made.
00:40:36You've kept my dream alive all these years, but now you've completed it.
00:40:37You've kept my dream alive all these years, but now you've completed it.
00:40:42Yeah!
00:40:43Yeah!
00:40:44Yeah!
00:40:45Yeah!
00:40:46Yeah!
00:40:47Yeah!
00:40:48Yeah!
00:40:49You did it!
00:40:50Impossible!
00:40:51I won our bet, Becky Kane.
00:40:52Now it's time to apologize to my mother.
00:40:58On national television?
00:40:59You wish.
00:41:00I'm a Nobel Prize winner.
00:41:01The youngest professor at Princeton.
00:41:02You're all nothing compared to me.
00:41:03You stole my mother's research and you tried to frame me for cheating, but you failed.
00:41:04You failed.
00:41:05I'm a Nobel Prize winner.
00:41:10You're all nothing compared to me.
00:41:18You wish. I'm a Nobel Prize winner, the youngest professor at Princeton. You're all nothing compared to me.
00:41:27You stole my mother's research, and you tried to frame me for cheating, but you failed.
00:41:33It is time to check Becky Cain's work in the last 10 years. The world will know who the real fraud is.
00:41:40Who are you to check my work? You're just trailer trash. That swamp stench of yours will always be an embarrassment to academia.
00:41:49They'd rather have me than you. You're wrong. In academia, we care about merit and honesty.
00:41:55If you only got that Nobel Prize because you plagiarized Ms. Harmon's work,
00:41:59then it's our turn to strip Becky Cain of her honors and her position in the Math Hall of Fame.
00:42:04You wouldn't. You can't.
00:42:11If she really stole Ms. Harmon's work, then it would make sense why Becky Cain hasn't done anything ever since.
00:42:17The only thing she ever wrote, she plagiarized.
00:42:21What you owe my mother, I will have you give it all back ten times over.
00:42:25Zosia Sanchez, if you can solve strong Goldbach's conjecture, then we were wrong about you, and we're sorry.
00:42:32You indeed are a genius.
00:42:36It was Becky Cain who told us to sabotage you.
00:42:38You're all betraying me, too?
00:42:40Hey, I helped you get that position at CalSTEM.
00:42:47Briving students to help take Zosia down seems a bit suspicious, Ms. Cain.
00:42:53Check Becky's work.
00:42:54Exactly. If I had to check my proof, then it's only fair that she does, too.
00:42:58Check her work. Check her work. Check her work. Check her work. Check her work.
00:43:13You can all shut up.
00:43:14Oh, remember, I'm in the Math Hall of Fame.
00:43:19There's only one person in the entire country who has the authority to challenge my work.
00:43:26Wait, does she mean the director of science and technology?
00:43:29The highest government office in tech? Could it be Thomas Oppen?
00:43:34That's right. It's me.
00:43:40That's right. It's me.
00:43:43It's him.
00:43:46He corroborated with Becky to steal my research ten years ago.
00:43:50I call fraud.
00:43:52Margaret Harmon stole my research results.
00:43:55I have a witness, too.
00:43:57I attest that Ms. Becky Cain did submit her thesis to me three days ago.
00:44:01You don't belong in the Math Hall of Fame anymore.
00:44:04I do.
00:44:04You're just in time, honey.
00:44:09And Charles, my top student.
00:44:12Well, I saw you were in a little bit of trouble, so of course I had to come.
00:44:16Can't believe you let that loser turn this crowd against you.
00:44:21Yeah, Xosha may have proved strong gold box conjecture, but I recorded her work on here.
00:44:28We can claim it as our own.
00:44:36That proof is our nation's latest top secret discovery.
00:44:40That can make the best microchips in the world.
00:44:43She's stealing, just like how she stole Ms. Harmon's work.
00:44:48I am the director of science and tech, and that means, newsflash, we can do whatever we want.
00:44:54You are despicable, Becky Cain.
00:44:56My mom taught you all her math, and you betrayed her.
00:45:01Not only did you steal her thesis, but you'd sleep with an old man for fame and power?
00:45:07So what?
00:45:09You have nothing to your name.
00:45:11Who are you to judge me?
00:45:12Oh, I've heard all about you.
00:45:14Just an orphan from the boonies.
00:45:17Young girls raised on pig slop in the swamps.
00:45:22Born to be stepped on by the likes of us.
00:45:24You see, we're the elite.
00:45:28My boyfriend is the director of all things STEM.
00:45:31He is the law in our field.
00:45:38He is the law in our field.
00:45:41You can't arrest me with him here.
00:45:44You hear that, everyone?
00:45:46She got her position by sleeping with an old white man.
00:45:49She's no math genius at all.
00:45:55You and your sickly, sickly mother are just a waste of space.
00:46:01And there is no way I'm going to allow you to win this competition.
00:46:05Well, I think there's still one unsolvable math problem left.
00:46:13And I challenge you, Becky Cain.
00:46:19She's right.
00:46:20She already solved two of the unsolvable math problems.
00:46:22That means that she can challenge any professor at any level to a math duel.
00:46:27Do something.
00:46:28We can't let them expose us as frauds.
00:46:30Hey, don't worry.
00:46:31Don't worry.
00:46:32I got a little secret weapon.
00:46:36Sure.
00:46:37We'll accept your math duel.
00:46:39But you have to defeat my student first.
00:46:44Charles is the top math student in all of Princeton.
00:46:49See, because you're such a young punk, you have to defeat Becky's student first
00:46:54before you could ever get a chance to go up against the likes of her.
00:46:58Yeah.
00:46:59That's right, Zosia.
00:47:00It's in the rule book.
00:47:01You have to be careful, Zosia.
00:47:03Charles has been crowned the youngest math Olympiad winner since even before you at age 10.
00:47:08I remember him.
00:47:09He's a legitimate genius.
00:47:10He's only studying with Becky Cain and Tom Zoppin for the fame and connections.
00:47:15Do not underestimate him.
00:47:17Scared now?
00:47:18Can you handle a real genius?
00:47:20You could still back out now, but you and your mother will be exiled forever.
00:47:25Sweetie, you don't have to do this for me.
00:47:28No.
00:47:30Let's begin.
00:47:33Let's begin.
00:47:39So what if you've proven the strong Goldbox conjecture?
00:47:43We are already on the last step of the third unsolvable microchip problem.
00:47:50That's impossible.
00:47:52The last problem encompasses a three-body operating model and two-dimensional foil technology,
00:47:57which proves that 3D can collapse into a 2D space.
00:48:01Yes, it fulfills a total paradigm shift as a quantitative leap.
00:48:04It's the ultimate weapon in quantum physics.
00:48:06You couldn't have solved it.
00:48:07That may be a shocker to you hobos, but it's nothing for us when the Director of Science
00:48:12and Tech is on our side.
00:48:14I get to direct research funding wherever I want in this country.
00:48:18Ah, corruption at its finest.
00:48:20You're just jealous because only we, the elite, have access to the best tech, the best libraries.
00:48:26Only money can get you those things.
00:48:28Meanwhile, dirt-poor people like you are a waste of space and should sink to the bottom
00:48:37of the ocean.
00:48:38And looking at this farm Barbie, I doubt she can even pay for her own nice lead pencil.
00:48:45Xosha Sanchez will never be able to afford any of this equipment.
00:48:49Nobody has been able to figure out this problem, not even with the invention of supercomputers.
00:48:54She don't got the brains.
00:48:55It's perfect that this is being live-streamed around the world.
00:49:02We can prove that Ivy League elites are leagues above these swamp creatures.
00:49:09Bottom feeders should always stay at the bottom.
00:49:13And I'm about to prove to the universe that Humble Beginnings gave me exactly the skill
00:49:18to overthrow people like them.
00:49:25You think money is brain power, but my mom taught me what it takes to rise from the bottom
00:49:31to the top.
00:49:32We can do anything exponentially better.
00:49:36Well said.
00:49:37I came from Humble Beginnings, too.
00:49:39We believe in you, Xosha, over all of their fancy lab equipment.
00:49:42That is just poor people's wishful thinking.
00:49:45Dreaming they can one day soar to the top.
00:49:47Hmm.
00:49:50Let's see Xosha Sanchez solve that third unsolvable problem.
00:49:55Without the help of any fancy technology.
00:50:01That's cheating.
00:50:02Oh, too bad.
00:50:09The duel has already begun.
00:50:12If you drop out now, then that's considered your loss.
00:50:16Those devices don't matter much to me at all.
00:50:19Well, you're lucky you were able to even solve the second problem.
00:50:22No woman has ever done better than that, and you certainly won't.
00:50:26And you're just a dirt-poor orphan.
00:50:29I mean, it took our group with the greatest resources years just to get to the last step
00:50:33of the problem.
00:50:34You won't be able to solve it in a millennium.
00:50:37Oh, yes.
00:50:38And especially without any computing power.
00:50:40She may have lucked out on the first two problems, but this is way beyond her.
00:50:45Poor people should never rustle the feathers of the wealthy and powerful.
00:50:49Their field of view is so tiny.
00:50:52And our powers are so great.
00:50:54Xochitl Sanchez will never be able to solve this by hand.
00:51:02Worse yet, this is an interdisciplinary math problem involving quantum physics, string theory,
00:51:07and Einstein's field equations.
00:51:09A low-class hobo like her wouldn't know any of that.
00:51:13Who says I don't?
00:51:14Yes, we may be poor and we can't afford much, but that just made me more curious to learn
00:51:23everything.
00:51:24Margaret, you taught her quantum physics, too?
00:51:27No.
00:51:28No, I didn't.
00:51:30She must have learned it on her own.
00:51:32And that's the greatest weapon against these stuck-up crybabies.
00:51:54I know poor people are self-conscious about their low social status, but bluffing like
00:51:59this just brings you down even lower.
00:52:01Is this really the best you've got?
00:52:03I mean, Jensen, Margaret Harmon, sure, they were good in their day, but now all they do
00:52:09is hang out with the likes of poor, broke, homeless girls.
00:52:14She doesn't even look pretty in her dirty rags.
00:52:17Well, let's face it, girls can't really do much, whether it's physical labor or cerebral
00:52:22calisthenics.
00:52:23Well, this penniless girl is about to use a half-broken pencil to kick your ass in math.
00:52:30Let's race.
00:52:30You got the balls to challenge us, but I gotta tell you, it looks ugly on you.
00:52:36Competing against you would just lower my status.
00:52:39I could take you out easily myself.
00:52:42You?
00:52:44You're not good enough.
00:52:45I'm not good enough.
00:52:47I'm about to prove the Marsan's conjecture in my work, and it's the foundation of that
00:52:52last unsolvable math problem.
00:52:54How about we compete on that?
00:52:56Charles is the number one math student in all of Princeton.
00:53:00Your poor people math would just be baby-chopped to him.
00:53:04Yeah!
00:53:05Because penniless hobos don't have enough to even need counting.
00:53:09I think five fingers is enough.
00:53:12Marsan's conjecture is even harder than the previous unsolvable math problem.
00:53:17What if Zosia loses?
00:53:20Zosia is still an inexperienced high school student.
00:53:23I care less about the winning, but what if this cripples her intellectual curiosity?
00:53:29What if she never pursues math again?
00:53:31This should be nothing to you if you solve the previous unsolvable problem.
00:53:35Or are you really afraid to admit that bottom feeders can truly never climb to the top?
00:53:48Don't fall for it, Zosia.
00:53:50They are trying to provoke you into this math duel, okay?
00:53:53This is a special challenge within the Math Olympiad with irreversible consequences.
00:53:57I have never seen someone lose a math duel and continue in step.
00:54:00The ridicule and the trauma are so severe, you might as well be exiled.
00:54:05The last girl I defeated in a math duel, we shaved her head in front of everyone.
00:54:10Every high school girl's worst nightmare, having her head shaved in front of everyone.
00:54:16And we live streamed it too.
00:54:18She was crying her eyes out when she ran out.
00:54:24Zosia, don't put yourself under so much pressure.
00:54:27You still have a long road ahead of you and so much more to accomplish.
00:54:32Mom, I'm confident in the work that you taught me.
00:54:35They insult our intellect for being poor, for being female.
00:54:40They lie and cheat and steal our work.
00:54:44I'm doing this for us, Mom.
00:54:46I'm doing this for all of the women in STEM.
00:54:50I'll beat these elitist menaces.
00:54:52I am not backing down.
00:54:57You want to avenge your mother and take everything from me?
00:54:59I will have you shredded into unrecognizable pieces.
00:55:03Becky Cain, if I have to defeat your cronies first for you to return what you took from my mother...
00:55:08And I'll do so.
00:55:13We have the upper hand.
00:55:16When you fail, we can ensure that you never get into any college.
00:55:20Neither of you will work in STEM ever again.
00:55:23No funding.
00:55:25No scholarships.
00:55:26Nothing.
00:55:27Not even if you beg.
00:55:28And your sickly mom will die in the streets, dreams shattered.
00:55:35Just like how you poor people should end up.
00:55:38I will make you swallow those words.
00:55:41Just you watch.
00:55:42Enough.
00:55:44Start the math duel.
00:55:45What is that?
00:55:58Shameless.
00:55:58This is utterly shameless.
00:56:00Charles already has 80% of the math tools completed.
00:56:03That's cheating.
00:56:04Zosia hasn't made any preparations ahead of time.
00:56:06That's unfair.
00:56:11Too bad.
00:56:12The math duel has already begun.
00:56:13Um, if you want to give up now, though, that would be considered your law.
00:56:17They're all cheating scumbags.
00:56:19We can only believe in Zosia now.
00:56:21Otherwise, they will claim we really can't do math.
00:56:23And that women are worthless and unintelligent.
00:56:26You and Zosia will be exiled from math forever.
00:56:29Zosia will never be able to fulfill her dreams.
00:56:32My child, your math skills have long surpassed mine.
00:56:37I can only support you from down below now.
00:56:39I spent 10 years working on this.
00:56:41Give me another hour, and I'll finish this proof.
00:56:44Wow.
00:56:46What a long time.
00:56:47You know nothing about what it means to be a top mathematician.
00:56:51Poor girls like you can only admire us from down below.
00:56:53I'm about to win the next Nobel Prize, just like the one your mother lost to us.
00:56:57Yes, one hour is definitely too much time.
00:57:04Keep pretending.
00:57:06You're as pathetic as your mother.
00:57:08You're both pig-cuddling boneheads with sappy woman emotions.
00:57:13Yeah, weaklings like you deserve to have your work stolen by us.
00:57:18Your name will go down in the history books as a loser.
00:57:21Then she can drop out of STEM and become a failure of a history teacher.
00:57:27What I mean to say is one hour is more than enough time for me to prove Mersenne's conjecture.
00:57:33One hour wouldn't even be enough time for a weak farm girl like you to crack open a textbook.
00:57:37I only need one minute.
00:57:39One minute?
00:57:42Now, Xosha is too naive.
00:57:44She's losing for sure.
00:57:46No way she can do this with no technology.
00:57:49No, she's just going to embarrass herself like her weak mother.
00:57:53Like I said, women belong in the kitchen.
00:57:58What you all don't realize is,
00:58:01Mersenne Prime is just a key that I use to prove strong gold box conjecture.
00:58:05We were too rash.
00:58:15We shouldn't let Xosha hinge so much on this duel.
00:58:17We should believe in Xosha.
00:58:19She can still prove everyone wrong.
00:58:21I came from a small town, too.
00:58:23You don't need to go to an Ivy League school.
00:58:25Women are just as smart as men.
00:58:27You're right.
00:58:28If you did it once, so can Xosha.
00:58:33Look at the screen.
00:58:35My mascot Archimedes, she's solving it.
00:58:50No.
00:58:51No, I have to work faster.
00:58:53No.
00:59:06She solved it?
00:59:11She beat me?
00:59:13A girl?
00:59:14Oh, I'm sorry.
00:59:15Have you not started yet?
00:59:16I spent 10 years trying to solve the Mersenne's conjecture.
00:59:22My life's work!
00:59:24Just because you're slow doesn't mean other people can't solve it.
00:59:26I would have done it faster, but I had to do it by hand, so...
00:59:29She owned that elitist prick's ass.
00:59:45Down with Ivy League prep boys.
00:59:47I guess that tractor princess is smarter.
00:59:49No.
00:59:50No, it must be wrong.
00:59:51It must be wrong.
00:59:52No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:59:53How could she be Charles?
00:59:54He's actually a genius.
00:59:56Unlike me.
01:00:00Oh, give it up.
01:00:01You won't find any flaws in my math.
01:00:03No, I refuse to admit defeat!
01:00:05Okay, all right.
01:00:06Let me walk you through it.
01:00:07Since you can't seem to understand something so basic,
01:00:11I simply used my mother's harmonium mechanics
01:00:15to reverse engineer Mersenne's conjecture.
01:00:20Wait, wait.
01:00:22Becky, shouldn't you know harmonium mechanics?
01:00:24Why doesn't your student know?
01:00:25Harmonium mechanics was in my mother's thesis
01:00:28that Becky stole 10 years ago.
01:00:34Well, that just about proves it.
01:00:37Becky is guilty.
01:00:39That doesn't prove anything.
01:00:40It just proves that she beat one guy.
01:00:42I proved that small town girls
01:00:44can beat narcissistic piles of lard
01:00:47with half a pencil.
01:00:49Half a pencil.
01:00:51Half a pencil.
01:00:56What a useless piece of trash.
01:00:59He belongs in a dumpster.
01:01:02Jeez.
01:01:03He was incorrect on one problem
01:01:05and that's how you treat him?
01:01:07Careful.
01:01:07You might end up just like
01:01:08and we expose you, Becky Kane.
01:01:11Well, Miss Kane,
01:01:12Zosia has defeated your student
01:01:14who was an actual genius
01:01:16and now she gets to challenge you.
01:01:22Shaking in your boots yet, Becky?
01:01:24No.
01:01:25No.
01:01:25There has to be something that I can do.
01:01:26I can't let this tractor princess,
01:01:29this farm Barbie get the best of me.
01:01:31That was just one failure.
01:01:38You want to challenge me?
01:01:40Fine.
01:01:41I'll show you your place.
01:01:44This foolish sheep is about to be devoured
01:01:46by a real wolf.
01:01:48No.
01:01:49I'm going to put you where you belong,
01:01:50behind bars.
01:01:53No.
01:01:53I'm going to put you where you belong,
01:01:55behind bars.
01:02:03Zosia, you almost fainted.
01:02:05Be careful.
01:02:06No, I'm okay.
01:02:07No.
01:02:09Zosia is already spent.
01:02:11She solved the unsolvable math problem yesterday
01:02:12and today she has proved
01:02:13strong Goldbach's conjecture
01:02:15and Moussen's conjecture.
01:02:17Both of these equations
01:02:18have been unsolved for centuries.
01:02:20Imagine the toll that it's taken on her.
01:02:22It would be unfair
01:02:23to continue this math duel.
01:02:25According to math duel rules,
01:02:27a mathematician can only take on
01:02:28one math duel in a given month.
01:02:30Then read the system
01:02:31against my daughter again.
01:02:33So what?
01:02:34I am the director of science and tech.
01:02:36I am the rules
01:02:38and I demand
01:02:40that the two of them
01:02:40face off right now.
01:02:46Shameless!
01:02:47Weren't you all just calling her
01:02:49the small town math genius?
01:02:51Make her prove it then
01:02:52by facing off against Becky,
01:02:55my little Nobel Prize winner.
01:02:58Only because she stole it from my mother.
01:03:00We're just giving the tractor princess
01:03:02a chance to prove herself.
01:03:04She should be proud.
01:03:06that pig slop like her
01:03:08can stand on the world stage
01:03:10against one of the elite.
01:03:14I'm concerned for you, Zosia.
01:03:17Do you remember why I love math, Mom?
01:03:20It was how I met you.
01:03:22And Becky Cain destroyed your life.
01:03:24She stole your research
01:03:25and your legacy
01:03:26in the Math Hall of Fame.
01:03:28You don't belong
01:03:29in the Math Hall of Fame anymore.
01:03:30I do.
01:03:34Winning back everything
01:03:35is my thanks to you
01:03:36for adopting me
01:03:37when you could barely
01:03:38feed yourself.
01:03:40Math is universal.
01:03:41An equalizer
01:03:41between all classes of people.
01:03:44Take these cheating pricks
01:03:45off their high horses, Zosia.
01:03:47Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia.
01:03:52Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia, Zosia.
01:04:00Zosia, I know you'll never give up.
01:04:02No matter what happens,
01:04:03I will always be with you.
01:04:06Let's duel.
01:04:07No, you talk big like a man.
01:04:11I tell you what,
01:04:12we're gonna go easy
01:04:13on your puny little girl brain.
01:04:15How about that?
01:04:16The next part
01:04:17of the third unsolvable math problem,
01:04:19we race to find
01:04:20the next Marcin Prime.
01:04:24What?
01:04:25That's insanity.
01:04:26The largest Marcin Prime discovered
01:04:28is two to the 82,539,933rd minus one.
01:04:34That's 25 million digits.
01:04:37Every single mathematician
01:04:38in the world would love
01:04:40to come up with the next Marcin Prime.
01:04:42They would go down
01:04:42into the Mathematics Hall of Fame.
01:04:44Our competitors across the sea
01:04:46have used over 2 million supercomputers
01:04:49to try and do this
01:04:49and they still haven't gotten it.
01:04:51How can Zosia
01:04:52with just one human brain?
01:04:54Why is finding the next Marcin Prime
01:04:57so important?
01:05:00In simple terms,
01:05:03Marcin Primes are fundamental
01:05:05to supercomputing
01:05:06and encryption
01:05:07at the highest order.
01:05:09Even if you don't care
01:05:10about supercomputing,
01:05:11daily tasks such as internet function,
01:05:13listening to MP3s,
01:05:15media processing
01:05:16are all reliant on FFT algorithms
01:05:19that are sped up
01:05:20by Marcin Primes.
01:05:21What she means, everyone,
01:05:23is that it makes our CPUs
01:05:24and our GPUs super fast.
01:05:27So if I'm going supersonic speed,
01:05:29finding the next Marcin Prime
01:05:31will allow me to reach
01:05:32hypersonic speeds?
01:05:34Precisely, young man.
01:05:35A breakthrough in Marcin Prime
01:05:36is basically a breakthrough
01:05:37for the entire chip industry.
01:05:39And almost everything
01:05:40is built on these microchips
01:05:41these days.
01:05:42Your phones,
01:05:42your computers,
01:05:43your cat's automatic feeder.
01:05:45Nobody can escape the influence
01:05:46that is chip technology
01:05:48in the modern age.
01:05:49Finding the next Marcin Prime
01:05:51is infinitely difficult.
01:05:53Can Zosia even do it?
01:05:55What they don't realize is,
01:05:57Oppen already gave me the answer.
01:06:01When I was working on
01:06:03Goldbach's conjecture
01:06:04three years ago,
01:06:05I was already halfway
01:06:06to finding the next Marcin Prime.
01:06:09And I've already given
01:06:10that answer to Becky.
01:06:11Zosia Sanchez will lose,
01:06:13for sure.
01:06:15Prepare to get kicked back
01:06:16to your swamp
01:06:17to pick up pig shit.
01:06:19It's the only thing
01:06:20your poor girl hands
01:06:21are good for anyway.
01:06:22No, no.
01:06:23What's going to happen
01:06:24is these elitist pricks
01:06:25who cheated
01:06:26and bought your way to power
01:06:28are going to fall from grace.
01:06:30You're going to be doomed
01:06:31to a life of being
01:06:32a total loser.
01:06:33You wouldn't talk to me
01:06:35that way
01:06:35if you knew
01:06:36that I've already found
01:06:37the next Marcin Prime.
01:06:39It's right here.
01:06:41Is she cheating again?
01:06:44Just one?
01:06:50Didn't you hear those idiots?
01:06:54Over two million supercomputers
01:06:56can't find one.
01:06:57And you've got nothing.
01:06:58You should actually be grateful
01:07:01that you get to witness me
01:07:02making history.
01:07:05You crave glory so much
01:07:07you cheat, lie, steal,
01:07:09probably murder.
01:07:10I may be poor,
01:07:12but I will ensure
01:07:13that glory is the one thing
01:07:14that you never get.
01:07:16Even if you came into my farm
01:07:18to pick up pigeon fodder.
01:07:19Meet my Marcin Prime.
01:07:37Meet my Marcin Prime.
01:07:41She's really found
01:07:42the next Marcin Prime?
01:07:44A number that's over
01:07:4525 million digits?
01:07:46Zosia's a caller this time.
01:07:48All you ever do is cheat.
01:07:50How can you even call yourself
01:07:51an honorable researcher?
01:07:52Okay, that sounds like
01:07:53a you problem.
01:07:54If Zosia's really
01:07:55a math genius
01:07:56like you say she is,
01:07:57then she would already
01:07:58have one in her back pocket.
01:07:59Oh, yeah,
01:08:00that's how geniuses operate.
01:08:02But apparently,
01:08:04Zosia Sanchez
01:08:05isn't the real genius.
01:08:06She doesn't have time
01:08:07to calculate
01:08:07what two million computers
01:08:09couldn't calculate
01:08:09to find the next Marcin Prime.
01:08:11Tick-tock.
01:08:12Oh, time's up, sweetie.
01:08:15Admit defeat
01:08:15and slap yourself
01:08:17a hundred times
01:08:18as an apology.
01:08:20Maybe then I'll let you
01:08:21kiss my Nobel Prize.
01:08:24You mean my Nobel Prize?
01:08:28You mean my Nobel Prize?
01:08:31May I borrow your iPad?
01:08:33This is the cheapest model
01:08:34from five years ago, though.
01:08:35It's like one gigahertz tops.
01:08:37Might as well be a potato.
01:08:38More than enough for me.
01:08:39She just won't give up.
01:08:42All right.
01:08:43I'll let that brat play
01:08:44before we eat her alive.
01:08:46Give me the next Marcin Prime
01:08:48on the count of three
01:08:49and I'll spare you
01:08:51and your mother.
01:08:52Three!
01:08:53What, Lockery?
01:08:54Three seconds.
01:08:54She has no chance.
01:08:55Two.
01:08:56She's working like life.
01:08:57Unbelievable.
01:08:58Can she really do it?
01:09:03One.
01:09:04Drag her off the stage.
01:09:06Done.
01:09:09Done.
01:09:14My God!
01:09:16Is that the next Marcin Prime?
01:09:18And the next one
01:09:24at 27 million
01:09:25and 32 million digits.
01:09:29You're the pride
01:09:30of my life, Xochitl.
01:09:32No, she is the pride
01:09:33of the entire nation.
01:09:39No, no, no, no, wait.
01:09:39I had to use
01:09:40offense proof to get that far.
01:09:41How could she find
01:09:42two Marcin Primes?
01:09:44What?
01:09:45In three seconds?
01:09:46That took me three years.
01:09:48Oh, I know what it is.
01:09:49She must just be a blind guess.
01:09:51She can just toss out
01:09:52a bunch of digits
01:09:53and then make it look
01:09:54like something.
01:09:54She's cheating.
01:09:56You're cheating.
01:09:57All you farmhouse
01:09:58poor people do
01:10:00is cheat.
01:10:01That's all you do
01:10:01because you're losers
01:10:02in real life.
01:10:03You're just projecting
01:10:04because you can't
01:10:05stand losing.
01:10:07Have you guys forgotten
01:10:08what I've accomplished
01:10:09so far?
01:10:10You mean unsolvable
01:10:10math problem number two?
01:10:12Yes, because math
01:10:13builds on top
01:10:14of one another.
01:10:15That's why I was able
01:10:16to calculate
01:10:16the next Marcin Prime
01:10:18in the nick of time.
01:10:19No, I cannot lose
01:10:20to this penniless
01:10:22pig slop feeder.
01:10:23You are the director
01:10:25of science and tech.
01:10:26You are the top dog.
01:10:28I didn't sleep
01:10:29with you for nothing.
01:10:30We can't let her
01:10:31expose us like this.
01:10:33Bringing out
01:10:33the big guns?
01:10:35I'll beat them too.
01:10:38Ten years ago,
01:10:39Thomas Oppen
01:10:40and Becky Cain
01:10:41stole my mother's research.
01:10:44I will avenge her
01:10:45and I will take back
01:10:46what belongs to her.
01:10:47Those morons
01:10:48that you just defeated?
01:10:50They are nothing
01:10:50compared to me.
01:10:52Yeah, do you even
01:10:53realize who you're
01:10:53talking to,
01:10:54Zosia Sanchez?
01:10:55He hails from a long
01:10:56line of nuclear physicists,
01:10:58okay?
01:10:58You mean mad scientists
01:10:59who create weapons
01:11:00of mass destruction
01:11:01to ruin humanity?
01:11:02Yeah, I think the world
01:11:03can live without you.
01:11:05I am the director
01:11:07of science and tech.
01:11:09I hold the highest
01:11:10position in math
01:11:12and physics,
01:11:13okay?
01:11:14I am leagues above you.
01:11:16You're so poor,
01:11:18you eat what
01:11:19the pigs eat.
01:11:20Yeah, yeah, yeah,
01:11:23teenage trailer trash
01:11:24just thinks they're
01:11:25so important
01:11:26that they know everything.
01:11:28Okay, all right.
01:11:30I don't need any of you
01:11:31to mansplain
01:11:32or talk down me
01:11:33because higher IQ
01:11:34beats higher status.
01:11:36Higher status
01:11:37is more experience.
01:11:39You mean more experience
01:11:40at cheating.
01:11:41You know what?
01:11:43Why don't we solve
01:11:44four-color theorem?
01:11:45Let's race.
01:11:51You think
01:11:51four-color theorem
01:11:53is just that easy?
01:11:54At my current level,
01:11:56it would take me
01:11:56a year to complete
01:11:57and that is still
01:11:58faster than anyone
01:12:00else on Earth.
01:12:01I'll need one hour.
01:12:02You are just a rodeo clown
01:12:03drunk on your own moonshine.
01:12:05It would take you
01:12:06that long
01:12:07just to write down
01:12:08the equation.
01:12:10Oh, oh, oh,
01:12:10let me guess,
01:12:11let me guess.
01:12:11You're just gonna use
01:12:12all the computing power
01:12:13in this room
01:12:14to calculate
01:12:15the prime for you.
01:12:16And we see right
01:12:16through your screen.
01:12:17Yeah, yeah,
01:12:17it must be that
01:12:18that iPad the host
01:12:19gave her.
01:12:19She's the real cheater.
01:12:21That must be
01:12:22why she beat me.
01:12:23Go ahead
01:12:24and check the iPad.
01:12:29My gosh,
01:12:30this is barely
01:12:30one gigabyte of RAM.
01:12:32You're right.
01:12:33This thing is slower
01:12:34than a 2010 flip phone.
01:12:36Like I said,
01:12:38might as well
01:12:38be a potato.
01:12:39See, I don't need
01:12:40your double standards
01:12:41and hypocrisy.
01:12:42They look ugly
01:12:43on my small town charm.
01:12:45You still won't win.
01:12:47It would take
01:12:48at least 9,000 times
01:12:49more computing power
01:12:50and it would take
01:12:52another whole year.
01:12:53But what if
01:12:54I used
01:12:56the three-body
01:12:57operating model
01:12:59and 2D foil technology?
01:13:04But what if
01:13:06I used
01:13:08the three-body
01:13:09operating model
01:13:10and 2D foil technology?
01:13:12What?
01:13:14That's math
01:13:15blasphemy.
01:13:16No, it's not.
01:13:17If I compress
01:13:18space modeling
01:13:19into 2D,
01:13:20I don't need
01:13:219,000 times
01:13:22computing power.
01:13:23That iPad
01:13:23is enough.
01:13:25That's all
01:13:26abstract math.
01:13:26Nobody has ever
01:13:27made that concrete yet.
01:13:28That wouldn't be
01:13:29the breakthrough
01:13:29of the century.
01:13:31It would be the
01:13:31breakthrough
01:13:31of the millennium.
01:13:33Compressing
01:13:34to 2D?
01:13:35That is crazy talk.
01:13:37Current technology
01:13:38only allows
01:13:39to compress
01:13:40up to 10 times.
01:13:41What are you saying?
01:13:42You have some sort
01:13:43of magical,
01:13:44mystical power now
01:13:45that created
01:13:45some new tech?
01:13:47I do.
01:13:51I do.
01:13:53You forget
01:13:53that I advanced tech
01:13:54by a century
01:13:55just minutes ago.
01:13:56Accelerate!
01:14:09Accelerate!
01:14:10Accelerate!
01:14:13Oh, Jesus Christ,
01:14:15no!
01:14:15We don't have
01:14:16enough computing power!
01:14:18We told you!
01:14:19You don't even have
01:14:20the computing power
01:14:21to defeat me!
01:14:25Please?
01:14:26I need your help.
01:14:40You get
01:14:40caught ringing
01:14:41the system,
01:14:41you get banned!
01:14:42You need
01:14:43skills to own!
01:14:56The next millennium
01:15:11is here.
01:15:12My photon-level microchip!
01:15:39It may be tiny,
01:15:41but its power
01:15:42is immense
01:15:42enough to power
01:15:43this entire city
01:15:44on its own!
01:15:52Power level
01:15:53over 9,000!
01:15:56I did it, Mom.
01:15:58I did it.
01:15:59You did it,
01:16:01my child.
01:16:02You did it
01:16:03when no one else could.
01:16:04We have hypersonic
01:16:06microchips!
01:16:07No other country
01:16:08is even close!
01:16:09My potato
01:16:10is gone.
01:16:11Hyper speed!
01:16:12The whole country
01:16:13wanted to see you win,
01:16:15Zosia.
01:16:16This!
01:16:16This right here!
01:16:17This is the
01:16:18American dream!
01:16:19We're all equal!
01:16:20false!
01:16:25No, no, no!
01:16:26She's really
01:16:27a genius!
01:16:29She solved
01:16:29all three
01:16:30unsolvable
01:16:30microchip math
01:16:31problems!
01:16:32I have to admit,
01:16:33Zosia Sanchez,
01:16:34you are good.
01:16:36Now,
01:16:37I might just
01:16:37have to hire you
01:16:38to come work
01:16:38for me.
01:16:40Is that you
01:16:41both admitting defeat?
01:16:42He has been
01:16:43rigging the system
01:16:44against Zosia
01:16:45the entire time!
01:16:46You can't be serious.
01:16:47You two
01:16:48worked together
01:16:48to steal
01:16:49Zosia's mother's research.
01:16:51Becky Cain
01:16:52is nowhere near
01:16:52the genius
01:16:53that you are.
01:16:54Come to my side
01:16:55and I can give you
01:16:55all the riches
01:16:56and glory
01:16:57in the world.
01:16:59How dare you
01:17:02betray me!
01:17:03I've been with you
01:17:03for ten years!
01:17:06I was only
01:17:08using you
01:17:08to steal research
01:17:09for me.
01:17:10You are nothing
01:17:11compared to
01:17:12Zosia Sanchez.
01:17:15You are nothing
01:17:16but trash
01:17:17to me now.
01:17:19How does
01:17:20downfall feel
01:17:21Becky Cain?
01:17:25Forget Becky
01:17:26Miss Sanchez
01:17:27let's discuss
01:17:28your future
01:17:28with me.
01:17:29Now you don't
01:17:30want to be
01:17:30associated with
01:17:31that dirt
01:17:31poor mother
01:17:32she has nothing
01:17:33left to offer
01:17:34you but I
01:17:35I can give you
01:17:36access to the
01:17:37top research
01:17:37facilities
01:17:38and unlimited
01:17:39money.
01:17:40I wouldn't
01:17:41blame you
01:17:41if you left
01:17:42me Zosia.
01:17:43I'm just a
01:17:44destitute janitor
01:17:45now.
01:17:46Mom
01:17:47I would
01:17:48never do
01:17:49that.
01:17:49Do you know
01:17:50why I go to
01:17:51public high
01:17:51school and
01:17:52why I manipulate
01:17:53my test scores
01:17:53to only be
01:17:5473%?
01:17:55I'm not
01:17:56interested in
01:17:57playing guessing
01:17:57games with you
01:17:58right now.
01:17:58Because my
01:17:59mom adopted
01:18:00me.
01:18:00She saved me
01:18:01from the
01:18:01streets as
01:18:02an orphan.
01:18:02She gave
01:18:02me a whole
01:18:04new life.
01:18:05I would
01:18:05give up
01:18:06anything for
01:18:07her to
01:18:07fulfill her
01:18:07dreams.
01:18:07The ones
01:18:08that Becky
01:18:08Kane stole
01:18:09I would
01:18:10never
01:18:11abandon
01:18:12her.
01:18:14I never
01:18:14knew you
01:18:14manipulated
01:18:15your test
01:18:15scores for
01:18:16me.
01:18:17And I
01:18:18would do
01:18:18it all
01:18:18over again
01:18:19mom.
01:18:20Zosia.
01:18:21You know
01:18:22I am so
01:18:23glad that
01:18:23Zosia
01:18:24Sanchez is
01:18:25not a
01:18:25traitor
01:18:26like that
01:18:26Becky
01:18:26Kane.
01:18:28Zosia
01:18:28is the
01:18:29better
01:18:29woman.
01:18:30It must
01:18:31be that
01:18:32small town
01:18:32Johnny.
01:18:33Now
01:18:34it's time
01:18:34to strip
01:18:34Becky
01:18:35Kane of
01:18:35her
01:18:35honors
01:18:36and
01:18:36her
01:18:36position.
01:18:38No,
01:18:39no,
01:18:39you
01:18:39can't.
01:18:41Just
01:18:41because
01:18:42you
01:18:42beat
01:18:42me
01:18:42that
01:18:43doesn't
01:18:43mean
01:18:43that
01:18:43I
01:18:43stole
01:18:44anything.
01:18:44Yeah?
01:18:45Where's
01:18:45your
01:18:45evidence?
01:18:47See?
01:18:48You got
01:18:49nothing on
01:18:49me!
01:18:50But I
01:18:51do.
01:18:54Look
01:18:54everyone,
01:18:55Margaret
01:18:55Harmon is
01:18:56trying to
01:18:56fabricate
01:18:57evidence
01:18:57now.
01:18:58Did
01:18:58you not
01:18:58realize
01:18:59that there
01:19:00were security
01:19:01cameras in
01:19:01the office
01:19:02where you
01:19:02stole
01:19:02my
01:19:03research?
01:19:03No,
01:19:04no,
01:19:04I already
01:19:05deleted
01:19:05the footage.
01:19:06Those
01:19:06security
01:19:06cameras
01:19:07were backed
01:19:08up to
01:19:08the
01:19:08cloud.
01:19:10If she
01:19:10didn't
01:19:11realize
01:19:11that,
01:19:11how could
01:19:11she even
01:19:12call herself
01:19:12a prodigy
01:19:13in tech?
01:19:14Math
01:19:14genius is
01:19:16worse than
01:19:16a preschooler.
01:19:18My
01:19:19mom didn't
01:19:20want to
01:19:20expose you
01:19:21because she
01:19:21wanted to
01:19:22give you a
01:19:22second chance
01:19:23to right
01:19:24your wrongs.
01:19:27This is
01:19:27your last
01:19:28chance,
01:19:28Becky
01:19:29Kane.
01:19:32I
01:19:33I
01:19:35didn't
01:19:36do
01:19:36anything
01:19:37wrong.
01:19:38Anybody
01:19:38would have
01:19:39done it.
01:19:39All of
01:19:40the
01:19:40founding
01:19:40fathers
01:19:41of
01:19:41Silicon
01:19:41Valley,
01:19:42they've
01:19:42done
01:19:43it.
01:19:43You
01:19:44are
01:19:44despicable.
01:19:45You
01:19:45do not
01:19:45deserve
01:19:46to be
01:19:46listed in
01:19:47the
01:19:47math
01:19:47hall
01:19:47of
01:19:47fame.
01:19:48No,
01:19:49am I
01:19:49going to
01:19:49lose
01:19:50everything?
01:19:53Professor,
01:19:54I'm so
01:19:55sorry.
01:19:57Oh,
01:19:58you don't
01:19:58have to
01:19:59do this.
01:19:59Please
01:19:59don't expose
01:20:00me.
01:20:00You
01:20:01don't
01:20:01have to
01:20:01do
01:20:01this.
01:20:01I'll
01:20:02do
01:20:02anything.
01:20:02Please
01:20:03forgive me.
01:20:03Forgiveness.
01:20:05I promise
01:20:05to make
01:20:05you proud,
01:20:06Professor.
01:20:10You
01:20:10should be
01:20:11honored that
01:20:12I'm using
01:20:12your work
01:20:12to climb
01:20:13to the
01:20:13top.
01:20:14I'm
01:20:14inheriting
01:20:15your math
01:20:15legacy,
01:20:16Professor.
01:20:18I forgave
01:20:19you a long
01:20:19time ago.
01:20:21You
01:20:21did?
01:20:23Then I
01:20:24get to
01:20:24keep
01:20:25everything.
01:20:26You
01:20:27should
01:20:27never
01:20:27have
01:20:27tried
01:20:27to
01:20:28frame
01:20:28Zosha.
01:20:29Shame
01:20:30on that
01:20:30woman.
01:20:31Stealing
01:20:31someone
01:20:32else's
01:20:32research
01:20:33is the
01:20:33most
01:20:33despicable
01:20:34crime
01:20:34in
01:20:34academia.
01:20:36Let's
01:20:36exile
01:20:37her.
01:20:38No,
01:20:39you
01:20:39can't
01:20:40do
01:20:40that
01:20:40to
01:20:40me.
01:20:40I'm
01:20:41a
01:20:41Nobel
01:20:41Prize
01:20:42winner.
01:20:42I'm
01:20:42famous,
01:20:43dammit.
01:20:43No.
01:20:45Not
01:20:46anymore,
01:20:47Becky
01:20:47Kane.
01:20:52Not
01:20:53anymore,
01:20:53Becky
01:20:53Kane.
01:20:54won't
01:20:55win.
01:20:56Oh!
01:20:59You
01:20:59don't
01:20:59belong
01:21:00in the
01:21:00math
01:21:00hall
01:21:01of
01:21:01fame
01:21:01anymore.
01:21:02I
01:21:02do.
01:21:06You
01:21:07have
01:21:07officially
01:21:08been
01:21:08removed
01:21:08from
01:21:08the
01:21:09hall
01:21:09of
01:21:09fame.
01:21:09My
01:21:10portrait.
01:21:11My
01:21:11beautiful
01:21:12portrait.
01:21:13You
01:21:14pay for
01:21:14this.
01:21:19Get
01:21:20over here
01:21:20and help.
01:21:21Don't
01:21:21you want
01:21:21her
01:21:22invention
01:21:22too?
01:21:23I
01:21:23invented
01:21:24this.
01:21:26She's
01:21:26trying to
01:21:26steal
01:21:27Zeus's work
01:21:27like she
01:21:28did mine.
01:21:30Your
01:21:31invention
01:21:31will be
01:21:32ours.
01:21:33See,
01:21:33this is why
01:21:34women are
01:21:35always having
01:21:35their inventions
01:21:36stolen.
01:21:37You're just
01:21:37biologically
01:21:38weaker.
01:21:39We
01:21:39are
01:21:39not.
01:21:40Come
01:21:40on,
01:21:41take
01:21:41down
01:21:41these
01:21:42oppressors.
01:21:43I
01:21:43can't
01:21:44believe
01:21:44we
01:21:44lost
01:21:44to
01:21:45a
01:21:45couple
01:21:45of
01:21:45pig
01:21:46farmers.
01:21:46No,
01:21:47I'm
01:21:47the best
01:21:47math
01:21:48genius
01:21:48in
01:21:48the
01:21:48world.
01:21:49I'm
01:21:49the
01:21:49Nobel
01:21:49prize
01:21:50winner.
01:21:50I'm
01:21:50a
01:21:51winner.
01:21:51It
01:21:52doesn't
01:21:53belong
01:21:53to
01:21:53you.
01:21:56No!
01:22:01Sasha.
01:22:09I
01:22:09would
01:22:09like to
01:22:10proudly
01:22:10announce
01:22:11that the
01:22:11winner of
01:22:12this
01:22:12year's
01:22:12math
01:22:13olympiad
01:22:13is
01:22:14that the
01:22:18winner of
01:22:18this year's
01:22:19math olympiad
01:22:19is
01:22:20Zosia.
01:22:28Zosia Sanchez.
01:22:29Zosia has solved all three unsolvable math models
01:22:41Not only that
01:22:43She has advanced microchip technology
01:22:45By at least a century
01:22:46With her brilliant device
01:22:56We did it mom
01:22:57We won the prize money
01:22:59And now we can continue your research
01:23:01And your surgery
01:23:03Oh Zosia I don't care about these prizes
01:23:06Raising you was my greatest achievement
01:23:24Genius
01:23:25Well well
01:23:37Zosia Sanchez
01:23:38Oh here let me
01:23:40Hello
01:23:43Hello
01:23:44Congratulations you two
01:23:47You will be going to D.C. to compete internationally this time
01:23:50Now you do realize that our foreign competitors are going to be a little more difficult than anything you've had to handle so far
01:23:57I'll make all of you proud
01:23:58You will always be my girl genius
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