That was fascinating. He thinks so rapidly, you have to really pay close attention during the last half, the future technology part, to follow his inferences, but it is well worth the time.
Saw the movie two or three times and then read up on his life, but his life story remains quite riveting.
I am amazed that Google allowed him to say the politically incorrect thing—that, based on the turning point in his life that triggered his life of crime—every child needs a father and a mother. But they did. Maybe they were afraid he would mess with them if they tried to censor his message! /sarc
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