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00:00:08Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:00:31Mr. Carter is an executive. You are a janitor. You don't look at us. You look at the floor. Get
00:00:38on your knees and apologize to his shoes. Now.
00:00:45Look at him. This is what happens when you lack vision. Since you're already down there, clean this entire floor.
00:00:53On all fours.
00:01:06Status. Minor calibration drift, sir. The AI is realigning. It's a software glitch.
00:01:14I didn't give you permission to stop. Keep scrubbing, Miller!
00:01:29What's happening? Fix the turbines! This project is my legacy!
00:01:3472 hours. You have 72 hours to save your legacy. You ignored the foundation. And in exactly 72 hours, the
00:01:45vibration will hit the critical frequency.
00:01:47The core will melt. And your empire will be nothing but a pile of worthless slag.
00:02:02Sir, we just ran the advanced thermal decay models. He was right. To the second. 72 hours until total core
00:02:11liquefaction.
00:02:39We don't need the fuel, Marcus.
00:02:41The air harmonics will power the lift. Trust me. This changes everything.
00:03:00I can't do it.
00:03:02I can't do it. I can't do it. I can't do it.
00:03:06I can't do it. I can't do it. I can't do it.
00:03:10I can't do it, Marcus.
00:03:10Not do it. I can't do it.
00:03:11Je n'ai pas vendre les patents à Sterling !
00:03:14Ils ont armé, Marcus !
00:03:15C'est pour être libre pour le monde !
00:03:37Miller, arrête !
00:03:42Je n'ai pas envie de mettre vos mains sur ma invention !
00:03:46Comment vous savez-vous de ces 72 heures ?
00:03:49Vous avez pris un report de diagnostic ?
00:03:51Ou vous avez juste entendu les scientifiques en parlant,
00:03:54en ce que vous étiez dans les toilettes ?
00:03:56Je n'ai juste entendu parler de la roue, monsieur.
00:03:59Elle est en train de l'entendre.
00:04:00En train de l'entendre ?
00:04:02C'est un tas de trillions de dollars de hardware,
00:04:04pas une guitare, vous simpletons.
00:04:06Vous avez probablement juste l'entendre.
00:04:07Un heureux pour un homme qui passe sa vie à l'intérieur.
00:04:12Si je ne peux pas arranger le argent dans les 60 minutes,
00:04:15la chirurgie sera de l'entendre.
00:04:17Emile n'a pas le temps pour une personne.
00:04:19Elle a besoin du homme que j'étais.
00:04:21Si elle est en train de l'entendre,
00:04:22elle est en train de l'entendre.
00:04:24Si elle est en train de l'entendre,
00:04:25elle est en train de l'entendre.
00:04:27Je peux le faire.
00:04:27Sir, s'il vous plaît.
00:04:29Je peux le faire.
00:04:30Je peux le faire.
00:04:31Vous pouvez le faire ?
00:04:32Mon équipe a 300 ans de expérience collectives
00:04:34de MIT et de Stanford.
00:04:36Ils ne peuvent pas le faire.
00:04:37Vous pensez que vous pouvez le faire parce que vous avez un mop ?
00:04:39Le AI est en train de chercher logique.
00:04:41Le vibration est un chaos.
00:04:42Je sais comment trouver le balance.
00:04:44Je le promets.
00:04:47Il est en train de l'entendre.
00:04:49Il est en train de l'entendre.
00:04:49Il est en train de l'entendre.
00:04:49C'est pourquoi je vous payez 1,000 dollars chaque mois ?
00:04:51Pour que quelqu'un puisse me dire qu'ils puissent fixer ça ?
00:04:54Le vibration est trop vite pour l'AI à l'entendre.
00:04:57Je ne veux entendre non-sense.
00:04:59Est-ce que vous stabilisez le corps ou pas ?
00:05:01Nous avons besoin de semaines pour reconstruire le algorithme.
00:05:03Si nous touchons maintenant, elle va warpre.
00:05:06Alex, Eris juste dit que nous n'avons pas bouger.
00:05:08Si Miller est correcte, nous sommes déjà mortes.
00:05:11Si il est correcte...
00:05:12Il est un janitor, Sarah !
00:05:14A high school drop-out !
00:05:16Vous voulez me donner le crown jewel de prime aerospace
00:05:19à un homme qui prendra ses jours à cleaning les toilettes ?
00:05:2250,000 dollars.
00:05:23C'est tout que je veux.
00:05:24Paye l'hôpital.
00:05:25Save ma femme.
00:05:27Je vous donnerai ma vie en return.
00:05:30Vous voulez que je vous paye 50,000 dollars
00:05:32pour le privilège de toucher une billion-dollar turbine ?
00:05:41Vous voulez dire une chose, Miller.
00:05:43Vous êtes n'aide.
00:05:44Vous êtes n'aide.
00:05:45Vous êtes n'aide.
00:05:45Donc, si vous voulez cette opportunité,
00:05:48je veux entendre ça.
00:05:49Je veux entendre l'expert janitor
00:05:51pour la vie de sa mère.
00:06:05Vous voulez dire,
00:06:08vous voulez dire,
00:06:10vous voulez dire,
00:06:10vous voulez dire,
00:06:13de l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air de l
00:06:15'air de l'air.
00:06:28Vous pouvez le faire quelque chose.
00:06:43Alex, ça c'est incroyable.
00:06:45C'est incroyable.
00:06:46C'est incroyable.
00:06:47C'est incroyable.
00:06:47C'est incroyable.
00:06:47Vous avez une opportunité à sauver votre femme et être un homme pour une change.
00:06:50Ou vous venez à la baisse de l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air de l
00:06:55'air.
00:07:04Vous avez juste vendu votre âme, Miller.
00:07:07Maintenant,
00:07:08nous voulons voir si votre tune de l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air.
00:07:21$50,000.
00:07:23La différence entre votre femme avoir un sonneau et devenir une mémoire.
00:07:28Esperons.
00:07:29Vous êtes un ingénieur maintenant, John?
00:07:31Et les ingénieurs n'ont pas de l'air de l'air de l'air.
00:07:34Ils les gagnent.
00:07:44Ils gagnent.
00:07:44Oups.
00:07:51Fichez-le, Miller.
00:07:53Un janitor devrait être à l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air de l'air.
00:07:55C'est ce que vous étiez pour, n'est-ce pas ?
00:08:01Il y en a beaucoup de prêts, couple.
00:08:05Un?!
00:08:08Non ?
00:08:14Le bedre...
00:08:17Le mèneur ne sert plus pas d'air d'air de l'air.
00:08:21Le coolant est brûlant !
00:08:31C'est stillé !
00:08:32Aris ne peut même pas avoir un pen mais ce janitor.
00:08:35J'ai déjà vu cette gripe.
00:08:3610 ans.
00:08:37Le footage de Thorn.
00:08:38C'est parti !
00:08:41Maintenant !
00:08:41C'est fou !
00:08:42Si on c'est parti, le corps perdusé le contenu !
00:08:45Si vous gardez le power,
00:08:46le résonance s'attirera la maison en 10 minutes.
00:08:49C'est parti !
00:08:50C'est parti !
00:08:52C'est parti !
00:08:52Il a signé le waiver !
00:08:54Si nous viendra,
00:08:55je vais le sauver son corps !
00:09:11Je n'en prie,
00:09:12les harmoniques se sont stabilisées.
00:09:14Nous avons fait ça !
00:09:15Plus de fuel, plus de pollution !
00:09:17Nous allons changer le monde, baby !
00:09:25Le plus de pollution !
00:09:27Il est��, là !
00:09:37Le plus de pollution !
00:09:39Tu ne les détest pas !
00:09:40Lo SPOIT !
00:09:40Le plus de pollution !
00:09:40candles !
00:09:46Ne les détest pas !
00:09:47Les témoignages !
00:09:48Les témoignages !
00:09:48Les mérites sont donc clésés !
00:09:48Les mérites !
00:09:49de Prime Aerospace, ton patent
00:09:50was sold an hour ago
00:09:54I signed
00:09:55for both of us, Sterling offered
00:09:57us more money than we could spend in three lifetimes
00:09:59You traitor!
00:10:00This wasn't for the money, it was for everyone
00:10:25Cl мик
00:10:27Cl ink
00:10:33Grr
00:10:35Grr
00:10:36Grr
00:10:40Clon
00:10:42Clon
00:10:42Clon
00:10:42Clon
00:10:43Clon
00:10:43Clon
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00:13:266 minutes and 59 seconds.
00:13:28You're lucky I'm fast, Alex.
00:13:33I'm calling the FBI, Miller.
00:13:35You're done playing with my property.
00:13:42That's my wife's live feed from the ICU.
00:13:46I've synced the turbine's magnetic field to her heart rate.
00:13:49If her heart stops, the containment field drops.
00:13:53If I lose focus, my hand slips.
00:13:56If my hand slips, this building and everyone in it becomes a crater.
00:14:20Miller, the temperature!
00:14:21The temperature!
00:14:22The temperature!
00:14:22The temperature!
00:14:22The temperature!
00:14:22It's spiking!
00:14:23The temperature!
00:14:24The temperature!
00:14:36The temperature!
00:14:40The temperature!
00:14:43The temperature!
00:14:46The temperature!
00:14:47The temperature!
00:14:48The temperature!
00:14:49The temperature!
00:15:54It's the hospital feed!
00:15:56When Miller bridged the system to his wife's heart monitor, he triggered a security poison pill!
00:16:00You didn't fix it. You infected it.
00:16:03You used my machine to keep your dying wife alive.
00:16:06And now you've paralyzed the entire system.
00:16:10No, that's not right.
00:16:12The bridge was analog. It shouldn't have triggered a digital choke.
00:16:16I don't understand.
00:16:20Don't you touch my property!
00:16:22You didn't just break a contract, Miller.
00:16:25You've committed industrial sabotage!
00:16:34I told you, Miller.
00:16:37Janitors don't get to be heroes.
00:16:39You're gonna watch this engine freeze into a pile of scrap.
00:16:42And then you're gonna watch your wife die from a prison cell.
00:16:45Something is wrong.
00:16:47I didn't do this.
00:16:48I swear, I didn't do this.
00:16:50Tell it to the FBI.
00:16:58The police are five minutes away, Miller.
00:17:01You used a dying woman as a Trojan horse to hijack my company!
00:17:06Did you really think I wouldn't trace the bridge back to Mercy General?
00:17:13A heart beats at 72 pulses a minute.
00:17:16The Phoenix turbine rotates at 50,000 RPM.
00:17:21Oh, here we go.
00:17:23The janitor is doing math again.
00:17:25It's a language barrier.
00:17:27A biological pulse cannot trigger a digital security choke.
00:17:30It's like trying to stop a bullet with a whisper.
00:17:33It's physically impossible.
00:17:34The system is locked.
00:17:35The power is dead.
00:17:36And you're the only one who touched the panel!
00:17:38The system didn't lock because of the hospital, Alex.
00:17:40The system locked because someone interrupted the lubrication flow manually.
00:17:43It wasn't a software crash.
00:17:44It was a physical execution.
00:17:45It was a physical execution.
00:17:49Fine.
00:17:50Prove it.
00:17:51If you're so smart, show me the ghost in my building.
00:18:10I mop this floor every night at 2 a.m.
00:18:14I know every scratch.
00:18:16That mark by the conduit.
00:18:17That's fresh.
00:18:46The logic is finally adding up.
00:18:53What are you babbling about, Miller?
00:18:55The system didn't choke, Alex.
00:18:57It was bled.
00:18:58Someone used a leech drive in the sub-level to steal the calibration data while the lights were out.
00:19:02And they used the hospital bridge as a distraction to frame me.
00:19:06Are we really listening to a man in handcuffs?
00:19:08He's desperate, Alex.
00:19:10He's pointing fingers to save his own skin.
00:19:12Check the sub-level access log, Sarah.
00:19:15See who was in the power room three minutes before the thud.
00:19:17The biometric lock was bi-parred using an executive override code.
00:19:20Um, Marvin.
00:19:22Your code was used at 11.42 p.m.
00:19:33You sabotaged us, Marvin.
00:19:36Take him away!
00:19:52Marvin didn't just lock the pumps.
00:19:54He reversed the pressure sensors.
00:19:55If you hit start now, it'll implode.
00:19:59You have to manually purge the lubrication lines from the secondary subroutine.
00:20:04Purging lines.
00:20:06Calibration data restored.
00:20:08Miller, the harmonics are stabilizing.
00:20:34Alexander, this is a miracle.
00:20:36Prime Aerospace is back.
00:20:37Who is the man at the terminal?
00:20:47Attention, all Prime Aerospace staff.
00:20:51The crisis is over.
00:20:55The Phoenix turbine is operational.
00:20:58This empire was saved today by a man I called an obstacle.
00:21:03I am officially naming John Miller as the savior of the Sterling Empire.
00:21:08I am now moving the helicopter.
00:21:09I'm now moving.
00:21:14I am moving.
00:21:23I am coming in.
00:21:24I am now.
00:21:25Just rolling.
00:21:27I am sana.
00:21:35I am looking for a managed vaginal experience.
00:21:43C'est parti !
00:22:08They didn't steal the data.
00:22:11They took the whole thing.
00:22:15Where is it?
00:22:17Where is it?
00:22:18I just put my neck on the line for a janitor.
00:22:21Did you sell it?
00:22:22Is that why the cameras are dark?
00:22:23Look at the floor, Alexander.
00:22:24Look at the bolts.
00:22:33You think I have a thermal cutter in my mop bucket?
00:22:35This wasn't a theft.
00:22:36It was an extraction.
00:22:37The internal GPSES on the Phoenix, it's flatlined.
00:22:40It's like it doesn't exist anymore.
00:22:42Check the loading docks.
00:22:43Check the freight elevators.
00:22:44A 10-ton turbine doesn't just walk out the front door.
00:22:47Sir, we've checked every exit.
00:22:49No heavy vehicles left to premises.
00:22:51Nothing on the sensors.
00:22:53Because you're looking at the doors.
00:23:23The Phoenix weighs 10 tons.
00:23:24is in a holding cell at the 4th precinct.
00:23:26His body is.
00:23:27But his ghost signal is still active.
00:23:35The janitor put a kill switch on it.
00:23:37I can't bypass the encryption.
00:23:38Then you have a problem, Marvin.
00:23:41Because my buyers don't pay for scrap metal.
00:23:44I can get him to talk.
00:23:45Miller!
00:23:46I know where his wife is!
00:23:47No.
00:23:47If Miller is who I think he is, threats won't work.
00:23:50Deal canceled.
00:23:50Hello?
00:23:51Hello?
00:23:52Hello?
00:23:53No!
00:23:57I want every inch of the sublevels searched.
00:23:59If they're in the basement, I want them surrounded and neutralized.
00:24:02Go!
00:24:03You send them down there.
00:24:05They'll be dead before the doors open.
00:24:07Step aside, Miller.
00:24:08I'm taking my building back.
00:24:10This isn't just a basement, Alexander.
00:24:12When this facility was built,
00:24:14the sublevels were designed as a Faraday cage.
00:24:17Your radios won't work.
00:24:19Your GPS is useless.
00:24:21And the main service elevator?
00:24:22It's a kill box.
00:24:24And how would a man who mops floors
00:24:26know the blueprint of my high-security sublevels?
00:24:29He's right, Alexander.
00:24:30I just checked the schematics.
00:24:31The sub-basement has its own independent power and ventilation.
00:24:34It's a fortress within a fortress.
00:24:36Then how do we get in?
00:24:38We go through the gravity feed, Chutz.
00:24:39They're too narrow for a man in tactical gear.
00:24:42But they lead directly to the core.
00:24:49If I find out you're leading us into a trap, Miller...
00:24:52Quiet.
00:24:53We're here.
00:25:07What is this?
00:25:08I've been CEO for five years.
00:25:10I didn't even know this floor existed.
00:25:12Because it wasn't built for a CEO.
00:25:14It was built for the architect.
00:25:22My master key doesn't work.
00:25:24It's not responding to the main server.
00:25:26Alexander, this door is on a God-level encryption loop.
00:25:28It's a lock that hasn't been touched in ten years.
00:25:30You brought us to a dead end!
00:25:32Sarah, give me your laptop.
00:25:34Now.
00:25:37You're wasting your time, Miller.
00:25:40That door is protected by a God-level encryption.
00:25:42Not if you have the key.
00:25:44The key was lost ten years ago in the fire.
00:25:47Only Thorne knew it.
00:25:48Move aside before you trigger the lockdown.
00:25:51Icarus was Thorne's first prototype.
00:25:54Brooklyn was his original lab address.
00:25:572015 was the year of the fire.
00:25:59How did you get those details?
00:26:00That's internal company history.
00:26:02Wait.
00:26:02Emily.
00:26:03That was Elias Thorne's wife's name.
00:26:14Welcome home, Director.
00:26:16It's here.
00:26:18It's actually here.
00:26:20Miller.
00:26:22Only Elias Thorne could have known that sequence.
00:26:24Only Elias would name a security lock after his wife.
00:26:29Elias Thorne died in the fire, Sarah.
00:26:33Remember that.
00:26:36Marvin isn't just hiding it.
00:26:38He's trying to sell the signal.
00:26:41Alexander, get your men.
00:26:43We aren't just bringing the machine back.
00:26:44We're ending this tonight.
00:26:47Enough with the gadgets, Miller.
00:26:50We found the machine.
00:26:51I'm calling the police and having Marvin dragged out of that warehouse.
00:26:55If you call them now, he'll delete the offshore routing numbers before they break the door.
00:26:59You'll have your machine, but you'll be bankrupt in a month.
00:27:03What are you talking about?
00:27:07Marvin didn't just steal the Phoenix.
00:27:09He sold the short-sell rights.
00:27:10He's been betting against sterling stock for weeks.
00:27:12He's making more money on your company's failure than the machine is worth.
00:27:15Global Aerotech.
00:27:17Billion-dollar acquisition.
00:27:18Signed by Marvin Vance.
00:27:20He didn't just move the turbine.
00:27:21He used a ghost signal to mirror the server's data.
00:27:24Even now, he's uploading the Phoenix source code to a rival server in Zurich.
00:27:28Stop the upload!
00:27:30I'm doing something better.
00:27:31I'm poisoning the well.
00:27:33I just injected a logic bomb into the file.
00:27:36If Aerotech tries to open that code, their entire server farm will melt.
00:27:40Marvin's buyers are about to become his worst enemies.
00:27:45That's the drone logs, the offshore bank accounts, and the signed contract.
00:27:48You don't just have a thief, Alexander.
00:27:50You have a traitor.
00:27:52How did you find this in three minutes when my entire IT department couldn't find it in three hours?
00:27:56Your IT department looks at the screen.
00:27:59I look at the man behind it.
00:28:04I don't care about the logistics.
00:28:07I want the heavy lift cranes here by dawn.
00:28:10We are moving the Phoenix back to the main testing lab where the board can see it.
00:28:15Cancel the cranes, Alexander.
00:28:17Excuse me.
00:28:18The structural integrity of the main floor was compromised by the drone drop.
00:28:22If you move 10 tons of vibrating titania back up there, the floor will budge.
00:28:26You'll lose the machine and the building.
00:28:27He's right.
00:28:28The stress fractures are all over the south shaft.
00:28:30Moving it now would cost 50 million in reinforcement alone.
00:28:33Leave it here.
00:28:33This vault was built to handle the torque.
00:28:35I'll calibrate it from this terminal.
00:28:46What are you doing?
00:28:47Those are factory sealed.
00:28:49You'll ruin the harmonics.
00:28:51The factory was wrong.
00:28:59It's failing.
00:29:00Why is it so quiet?
00:29:02Miller, you've killed the output.
00:29:04It's barely even spinning.
00:29:06Sarah, run the diagnostic.
00:29:09Compare it to the original Prime Aerospace Blueprints.
00:29:19Well, how much power are we losing?
00:29:21Give me the percentage of the failure.
00:29:23Is it 50%?
00:29:2440%?
00:29:25Tell me how much he broke it.
00:29:26This can't be right.
00:29:28I knew it.
00:29:30I knew it.
00:29:30You've destroyed a billion dollar project, Miller.
00:29:33I'll have you.
00:29:34Wait, Alexander.
00:29:36Don't touch anything.
00:29:38Miller, what have you done?
00:29:42The harmonics are flat.
00:29:44The thermal output is zero.
00:29:46Miller, you didn't calibrate it.
00:29:47You strangled it.
00:29:49Alexander, look at the secondary load.
00:29:52I don't care about the load.
00:29:54I care about...
00:29:55Look at the numbers.
00:30:00The original Blueprints capped efficiency at 82%.
00:30:04That was the Thorn limit.
00:30:07Physicists said it was the maximum possible output.
00:30:12What is it reading now?
00:30:15164%.
00:30:15He hasn't just fixed the friction.
00:30:17He's achieved superfluidity.
00:30:19He's evolved the machine past its own design.
00:30:21You saved it.
00:30:23You didn't just save the company, Miller.
00:30:24You've changed the world.
00:30:26Thank you.
00:30:26I was a fool to doubt you.
00:30:34The Phoenix has been recovered.
00:30:36And it is performing at double its projected capacity.
00:30:42And it was made possible by one man.
00:31:01Alexander, we've seen the telemetry.
00:31:04It's a miracle.
00:31:06Sterling stock has already jumped 40 points in pre-market trading.
00:31:09Mr. Miller, we don't know who you are or where you came from.
00:31:14But you are the most valuable asset this company has ever seen.
00:31:17Alexander, give this man whatever he wants.
00:31:19A blank check, a seat on the board, a private jet.
00:31:22Name it, and it's his.
00:31:23You heard them, John.
00:31:25Name your price.
00:31:2610 million?
00:31:2720?
00:31:27You'll never have to touch a mop again for the rest of your life.
00:31:34I don't want your money.
00:31:35John, this is your chance to be a king.
00:31:38What do you mean you don't want it?
00:31:40I don't want the money, and I don't want the jet.
00:31:43If you want me to keep this machine running,
00:31:46you're going to have to give me something much more expensive than cash.
00:31:52If it's not the money, John, then what?
00:31:54Tell the board.
00:31:55Tell me.
00:31:56What is the price for the man who saved the phoenix?
00:31:59I want the basement.
00:32:01Levels B1 through B5.
00:32:02I want them restructured as an independent skunkworks R&D department.
00:32:05Independent?
00:32:06You mean a subsidiary?
00:32:07I mean a sovereign state.
00:32:08My own budget.
00:32:09My own security.
00:32:10No corporate oversight.
00:32:12No project managers breathing down my neck.
00:32:14I report to no one.
00:32:15John, that's billions in assets.
00:32:17You'd be running a company within a company.
00:32:18And in exchange, the phoenix stays online.
00:32:21It's a heavy price.
00:32:22But the alternative is total collapse.
00:32:25Agreed?
00:32:26You have your skunkworks, Mr. Miller?
00:32:28There's a second condition.
00:32:31Now what?
00:32:32I want the authority to terminate effective immediately
00:32:34anyone who obstructed this project
00:32:36or compromised its integrity through arrogance or incompetence.
00:32:40Now wait a minute!
00:32:41You can't give a janitor the power to fire PhDs!
00:32:45Alexander, this is insane!
00:32:46Eris, you saw the pressure failing in the primary pumps two hours ago.
00:32:50What did you do?
00:32:51I followed the standard protocol for it.
00:32:54You blamed the maintenance crew.
00:32:55You protected your standard protocol while the machine was dying.
00:32:58You're not an engineer, Eris.
00:33:00You're a liability.
00:33:03Escort him out.
00:33:04He has three minutes to clear his desk.
00:33:05No severance, no references.
00:33:07You're a janitor!
00:33:08You're nothing!
00:33:09You'll fail without us!
00:33:15The board spared no expense.
00:33:17Top floor view, Italian leather, and a direct line to the Pentagon.
00:33:20You've earned it, John.
00:33:22Welcome to the top.
00:33:24This office is too quiet, Alexander.
00:33:26You can't hear the machines.
00:33:29That's the point.
00:33:31You're a king now.
00:33:32Kings don't listen to machines.
00:33:33They listen to reports.
00:33:35I don't want reports.
00:33:36I want results.
00:33:38And I'm not going to find them up here.
00:33:43Give it up, Sam.
00:33:45Your eyes are shot.
00:33:46I'm writing you up for a pension-cut exit.
00:33:48You're obsolete.
00:33:51He's not obsolete.
00:33:53He's the only one in this building who knows how to weld Titania without warping the grain.
00:33:57Who are you?
00:33:58This is a restricted area.
00:34:02Sam, pack your torch.
00:34:04You're coming with me.
00:34:06I-I-I...
00:34:09Um...
00:34:15That's a 10th generation shunt design.
00:34:16Where did you get the math?
00:34:17I-I just read the discarded manuals in the trash, sir.
00:34:19I'm sorry.
00:34:19I'll get back to the deliveries.
00:34:20You're not a delivery boy anymore.
00:34:23You're my head of systems architecture.
00:34:29And you.
00:34:30I got fired for being right.
00:34:32Why would you want me?
00:34:35Because the people who get fired for being right are exactly the ones I need.
00:34:48Miller, these are the people you're choosing over the MIT grads?
00:34:52Sam is legally blind, Benny has a disciplinary record, and the kid doesn't even have a high
00:34:56school diploma.
00:35:01Degrees are paper, Sarah.
00:35:02They're just receipts for people who pay to be told what to think.
00:35:05I don't need titles.
00:35:06I need hands that know the steel.
00:35:08I need eyes that see the sparks before the fire starts.
00:35:11Welcome to the Phoenix Project.
00:35:14You're really going to let us touch that?
00:35:16The most expensive machine on Earth?
00:35:18I'm not letting you touch it.
00:35:20I'm letting you finish it.
00:42:39qui sont en train de l'arrivée aujourd'hui.
00:42:41Il n'y a plus de médecins,
00:42:42il n'y a plus de médecins.
00:42:44Nous allons à la maison, Emily.
00:42:46Et cette fois,
00:42:48nous restons là.
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00:43:29...
00:43:33...
00:43:35...
00:43:36...
00:43:36I'm sorry to bother you at home. I wanted to bring the updated recovery files.
00:43:39The new treatment is working. Her vitals are up 30%.
00:43:43Thank you, Sarah. For everything.
00:43:47She's beautiful, John.
00:43:49Now I understand why you worked so hard to stay invisible.
00:43:51You were protecting her.
00:43:53The fire took my life, Sarah.
00:43:55I wasn't going to let it take hers, too.
00:44:06I'll protect you from all the evil of the world, Emily.
00:44:10You were the only one who stood by me when the world turned me into a ghost.
00:44:23Mr. John, Apex Defense just sent a Priority One request.
00:44:26They're losing $2 million an hour. They want our best engineer.
00:44:29They'll get her.
00:44:31Me?
00:44:32John, Apex is the most demanding client we have. I've never led a field fix before.
00:44:36You spent weeks studying Thorn's core logic.
00:44:38The elite guys upstairs are looking at the screen.
00:44:40I need someone who knows how to look at the machine.
00:44:42This is your project, Sarah. Handle it.
00:44:47You're the lead?
00:44:48I was told I'd get the savior of Sterling.
00:44:51Director Davis, I represent the Sterling Skunk Works.
00:44:54We'll have your precision issue resolved shortly.
00:44:57You have two hours.
00:44:58If this array doesn't sink, I'm canceling our contract with Prime.
00:45:02Every minute is a fortune lost.
00:45:26It's in the code. It has to be in the code.
00:45:39That's it. Time's up.
00:45:41You're just another paper engineer.
00:45:43Call Sterling.
00:45:45Tell him the deal is dead.
00:45:47Wait!
00:45:48Give me five minutes.
00:45:53When all the logical possibilities are rejected, look at the places people ignore.
00:46:03What are you doing? The problem is in the software.
00:46:06No. The software is just reacting to the hardware.
00:46:10The solution isn't in the math. It's in the metal.
00:46:15Leo, check the grounding resistance.
00:46:21You're right. The terminal is loose.
00:46:23The system is misreading the vibration as a software lag.
00:46:32Incredible. I've had ten senior scientists look at that array,
00:46:35and not one of them thought to check the bolts.
00:46:37Mr. John's team really is the best.
00:46:39At Skunk Works, we don't just read the manuals, director.
00:46:42We listen to the machine.
00:46:52The report is filed.
00:46:53Apex signed the three-year extension.
00:46:55Good.
00:46:56He saw the vibration before the sensors did.
00:46:59That's the difference between an engineer and a technician.
00:47:04John, I have to ask.
00:47:06Why me?
00:47:06You put your entire reputation, the CTO position, the Skunk Works, everything on the line.
00:47:10You could have sent Sam. He has 40 years of experience.
00:47:12You sent me, an Ivy League kid you barely trusted a week ago. Why?
00:47:16To fix a technical problem, you have to become a doctor of machines.
00:47:20You have to look, listen, ask, and feel.
00:47:22Most people in this building think knowledge is a secret to be hoarded.
00:47:25They think it's power.
00:47:27But real skill, real value, it has to be passed forward.
00:47:32Like a legacy.
00:47:33Exactly.
00:47:34Skills are the only thing that outlives a man.
00:47:37I didn't choose you because you were the smartest, Sarah.
00:47:39I chose you because the only one willing to get your hands dirty enough to actually learn.
00:47:44Elias Thorn's biggest mistake wasn't the fire.
00:47:46It was thinking he could change the world alone.
00:47:49I'm not making that mistake again.
00:47:51I won't let you down, John.
00:47:53Then get back to work.
00:47:55We have a world to rebuild.
00:48:02Clear the area. Move.
00:48:22Commander Taylor, to what do we owe the honor?
00:48:25We usually handle procure formation through the Pentagon sublinks.
00:48:31This isn't procurement, Sterling.
00:48:34This is a crisis.
00:48:43Our next-gen stealth fleet is grounded.
00:48:45The engines are vibrating at high altitudes.
00:48:47We've been to three different firms.
00:48:49No one can manufacture the injector with the precision we need.
00:48:52We have the best CNC machines in the country.
00:48:54What's the tolerance?
00:48:55Zero point zero zero one micrometes.
00:48:58Geometric precision.
00:49:01Zero point zero zero one?
00:49:03Commander, that's the width of a single strand of DNA.
00:49:06No machine on Earth can hold that tolerancy against industrial heat.
00:49:10If we fail a military mandate, the fines alone will sink my company.
00:49:15Then I'll go to Global Aerotech.
00:49:17They said they could try.
00:49:26They'll warp the metal by the third pass.
00:49:33Miller, get out of here!
00:49:36This is a tier one meeting!
00:49:41You don't need a better machine, Commander.
00:49:43You need a better process.
00:49:48You're the savior of Sterling.
00:49:51You look like you just crawled out of a sewer.
00:49:54Gold is often buried in sand, Commander.
00:49:56This part, it's not impossible.
00:49:58It's just never been built by someone who actually knows the soul of the steel.
00:50:03If you fail, Sterling loses every government contract for the next 20 years.
00:50:07You understand the stakes?
00:50:09If we fail,
00:50:13I'll personally mop the floor of your office for the rest of my life.
00:50:1930 days, Miller.
00:50:22I want a prototype that sings.
00:50:25Tell the boys in the basement,
00:50:26no sleep for the next 30 days.
00:50:37If we want .001 micron precision,
00:50:40we have no choice.
00:50:41We need the AS Series rigs from Munich.
00:50:43They're $5 million a piece
00:50:44and have a six-month waiting list.
00:50:45Even if Alexander approves the budget,
00:50:49we only have 30 days.
00:50:50The machines we have now,
00:50:52their mechanical friction is too high.
00:50:54The guides vibrate by .5 microns just by moving.
00:50:57It's physics.
00:51:02If you buy a tool, you're just a user.
00:51:05If you want to be an architect,
00:51:07you build the tool yourself.
00:51:10John, we're talking about subatomic levels of stability.
00:51:13You can't just build that in a basement.
00:51:15The German machines are just steel and oil, Benny.
00:51:18We're going to strip our existing CNC machines to the bone.
00:51:24First, we'll replace the mechanical guides with hydrostatic guides.
00:51:30We'll float the entire assembly on a thin film of pressurized oil.
00:51:34Zero friction, zero vibration.
00:51:37And the scale resolution?
00:51:38We upgrade the encoders to 0.1 microns.
00:51:41Leo, you're going to rewrite the core algorithm of the servo drive.
00:51:43I want a response time in micro, Sarah.
00:51:45It's not milliseconds.
00:51:50Mr. John.
00:51:54If we pull the guts out of this machine and it doesn't work,
00:51:57we've just destroyed the board's most expensive asset.
00:52:00They'll have us in jail before lunch.
00:52:02And we better make sure it works.
00:52:06Today, we stop being employees of Prime Aerospace.
00:52:11Today, we become the owners of our own technology.
00:52:18Benny, start the rewiring.
00:52:20Leo, get on the code.
00:52:21Sam, let's see if your hands can still handle a precision strip down.
00:52:31You're teaching them to be like you, aren't you?
00:52:33I'm teaching them that the only limit is the one they accept.
00:52:50Measurement, 0.048 microns.
00:52:53Still off.
00:52:55That's it.
00:52:56That's attempt number 80.
00:52:58We've been at this for three weeks,
00:52:59and we haven't even cracked the .004 wall.
00:53:02We're just making expensive trash, John.
00:53:04The metal is too stubborn.
00:53:05Physics is winning.
00:53:06Physics doesn't win, Sarah.
00:53:08It just waits for you to understand the rules.
00:53:18My God.
00:53:20I've seen more productive work in a high school shop class.
00:53:23The board is asking for a progress report, Miller.
00:53:25What should I tell them?
00:53:26That you've successfully filled a trash can?
00:53:28We're modifying the core logic.
00:53:30It takes time.
00:53:32It takes talent, Benny.
00:53:33Something a janitor turned CTO clearly lacks.
00:53:36Commander Taylor is coming for an inspection in seven days.
00:53:38If I were you, I'd start updating your resumes or your mop buck skills.
00:53:44Maybe he's right.
00:53:46Maybe we're just not built for this level.
00:53:48Say something, John.
00:53:49Tell us we're not crazy.
00:53:5380 failures, which means we've found 80 ways it doesn't work.
00:53:57Now we just need to deduce.
00:54:03Everyone, look at the scrap.
00:54:05If you can't see the answer in the trash, you'll never see it in the gold.
00:54:1980 times, we've tried every setting, every speed, every coolant mix.
00:54:23Maybe Henderson's was right.
00:54:24Maybe we're just out of our league.
00:54:31Look at this.
00:54:32Attempt 27.
00:54:34See those jagged ridges?
00:54:36That was the vibration from the old guides.
00:54:38We fixed that with the oil film.
00:54:40Now look at 77.
00:54:41The ridges are gone.
00:54:42The surface is smooth.
00:54:43But look at the color.
00:54:45That faint blue tint, that's thermal stress.
00:54:47The friction is gone.
00:54:48But the heat from the spindle is still expanding the part by 0.2 microns.
00:54:51It's not the machine failing us.
00:54:53It's the temperature of the room itself.
00:54:55Exactly.
00:54:56Most people know a look at this bin and sees trash.
00:54:59I look at it and see a map.
00:55:00Every failure we've made has eliminated a lie.
00:55:03We fought vibration in one.
00:55:05We fought friction in one.
00:55:06Now we only have one enemy left.
00:55:08The heat.
00:55:09To be a doctor of machines, you don't just celebrate the healthy ones.
00:55:13You study the ones that died to understand how to save the next one.
00:55:17Success is just the last step of a staircase built from these.
00:55:23Six hours of sleep.
00:55:25Go home.
00:55:26Hug your families.
00:55:27Because tomorrow, we don't just work.
00:55:30We hunt the thermal ghost.
00:55:37Attempt number 81.
00:55:40Attempt 81 is the only one the world will remember.
00:55:51Attempt number 81.
00:55:54Attempt 81 is the only one the world will remember.
00:55:56Attempt 81 is the only one the world will remember.
00:55:56Attempt 82 is the only one.
00:56:01Attempt 82.
00:56:16Attempt 82.
00:56:16Attempt 73 is the only one
00:56:25Attempt 82 is the only one
00:56:27J'ai écrit un algorithme dynamique de compétition d'algorithme.
00:56:31Chaque fois que le débril bit se réveille à 0.1 degrés,
00:56:34la machine va automatiquement changer sa route
00:56:36de 0.05 microns en réel de temps pour compenser.
00:56:39Vous êtes mélangé le hardware et le software, Sarah.
00:56:42Vous donnez le système de la machine un système nerveux.
00:56:43Je suis écouté à la machine, John, comme tu me l'as taught.
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