…I've decided to let you pay your own way. Estimated annual living expenses. You ever apply for a loan before? $7,500. Mr. Watson, you don't pay your bills. Get out. Wait a second, look at this. Full tuition for most qualified applicant, most qualified…

…this. Full tuition for most qualified applicant, most qualified black applicant. $53,979. Don't you think you're overreacting? No. Congratulations, Mr. Watson. Thank you, sir. I'll do my best. Some people would do anything to get into Harvard. It's gonna be…

…Some people would do anything to get into Harvard. It's gonna be great. These are the 80s, man. It's the Cosby decade. For Mark Watson, all it took was a little soul. I'd like you to meet my good friend, Kareem Abdul Ali. We got Washington here on a…

…I'd like you to meet my good friend, Kareem Abdul Ali. We got Washington here on a coin toss, so he'll take Leon. That's Watson. Right. Sorry, Marcus. Yeah, there may be a problem here. Your roommate was a, uh... What? A black negro. A black negro? You…

…What's going on? Can we blame him for the color of his skin? Mom, Dad, I'm black. What? No, you're crazy. Mark Watson. Come on, now! From the producer of Risky Business, Soul Man. For information on quitting smoking, please call the American Cancer…

…know it's going to be one or two or three ways. They're not sure which. The same situation existed in the 1950s when Watson and Crick were working with the DNA and they were using four molecules whereas Pauli in California was using three. It's very…

…were using four molecules whereas Pauli in California was using three. It's very interesting why they used four. Crick was married, and Watson was a single man complaining that he wanted a woman to warm his bed in those cold Oxford... If you read his…

…fourth amino acid. In any case, everybody knew that the Nobel Prize would be won within three years by either Pauli or by Watson and Crick, and it turned out the way it is. The same situation exists... At the present time, in life extension, there are…

…Two that are separate and isolated and dying merge And lo and behold, the eternal flame starts again. In the genetics of Watson and Crick and our new biology, it's guanamine, thiamine, those four amino acids. One is like this, one is like this. Click.…

…which he was touting a theory of panspermia, which has also been touted by Sir Francis Crick, who won the Nobel Prize with Watson. The theory of panspermia is that it's just as logical not to assume as a possibility, we're not just doing final takes…

…going to be another big war, and that puts a lot of people out of business. And that's all right. Other things happened. Watson and Crick, and of course, they never mentioned the lady who really did it, decoded the mystery of the DNA code. And for…