Walter, I’m sorry, but you can’t.
\nYes.
\nYes, I think I can.
\nNo, Walter, I mean you can’t.
\nShattering the wall between universes
\nwould rupture the fundamental constants of nature.
\nIt’s a theory. We don’t know that to be true.
\nIt’s a good theory.
\nIt is why we have been lying to the military,
\ntelling them it’s impossible.
\nWalter, there has to be a line somewhere.
\nThere has to be a line we can’t cross.
\nI always considered you as a scientist, Dr. Warren…
\nDespite your personal needs for religious claptrap.
\nI see I was wrong.
\n\u00abI am become death, destroyer of worlds.\u00bb
\nDon’t you quote Oppenheimer to me.
\nKnowledge cannot be pursued without morality.
\nYou sound like a pious sanctimonious southern preacher!
\nI may go to church every sunday, Walter,
\nbut I also have three degrees in theoretical physics,
\nAnd I am telling you you cannot do this.
\nWe both know the amount of energy required
\nto create a portal will forever ruin both universes.
\nFor the sake of one life, you will destroy the world.
\nSome things are not ours to tamper with.
\nSome things are god’s.
\nMy son is dying, Dr. Warren.
\nI will not allow that to happen again.
\nThere’s only room for one god in this lab,
\nand it’s not yours.<\/p>\n
2×016 Fringe.<\/p>\n
I had never believed in God.
\nBut it occurred to me…
\nthat my actions had betrayed him
\nand that everything that had
\nhappened to me since
\nwas God punishing me.
\nSo now I’m looking for
\na sign of forgiveness.
\nI’ve asked God for a
\nsign of forgiveness.
\nA specific one, a white tulip.
\nTulips don’t bloom this time of year…
\nwhite or otherwise.
\nBut he’s God.
\nAnd if God can forgive me
\nfor my acts then maybe…
\nit’s in the realm of possibility
\nthat my son, possibly, may
\nbe able to forgive me too.
\nWalter, God is science.
\nGod is polio and flu vaccines
\nand MRI machines, and artificial hearts.
\nIf you are a man of science,
\nthen that’s the only faith we need.<\/p>\n
2×018 Fringe<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Walter, I’m sorry, but you can’t. Yes. Yes, I think I can. No, Walter, I mean you can’t. Shattering the wall between universes would rupture the fundamental constants of nature. It’s a theory. We don’t know that to be true. … Sigue leyendo