You see, you have the motive.

The motive... and your knife.

What is your motive for action?

They allow you to mechanically breathe, or mechanically ventilate.

You could still have a reason for killing him.

And best of all, your motivation is simplicity sells.

What you said. You gave me the inspiration of my life. Come on.

You are forgetting the most important fact motive.

You know anybody who might have had a reason to kill her?

You talk about LaTour as if...

that's a very significant incentive for getting out of San Francisco.

Pull down the shades. Ashley. He's all right.

You don't have the nerve to pull the trigger while I'm looking you in the eye.

CA So they are well motivated.

Reasons don't make any difference. You look that up.

The camera is actually tracking all your gestures.

Do you want any books?

Come on. I'll show you boys the donkey engine.

Why didn't you? You had the chance.

On the computer, when you move your mouse, that arrow moves around.

But with the robot, you can.

That the essence of what you're doing is you need ever cheaper labor, and ever faster machines.

(b) Manoeuvres (to account for solid rocket motor firings)

All you had to do was grab hold of the gun, jab it against her heart and squeeze the trigger.

A loud noise will get your fight or flight response going.

And the pitches, the notes, as you know, are just vibrations.

There you are, Colonel. There's where you'll find your motive.

Your line of defence, however, will be lack of motive.

The stronger motivator, the much stronger motivator, is fear.

And there is a motivational component, which is, I want to help you.

You may judge which motive is the more reliable.

But if you need to reach more places than just one, you need to move the robot.

That would be enough to power your cell phone.

Alright? Intrinsic motivators versus extrinsic motivators.

So what you're seeing here are a couple of machines a pattern of locomotion.

And they also say that they can give you perpetual motion machines and free energy systems.

So if the Colonel, blind, helpless, wanted to die... there was only one person he could turn to, isn't that right?

You better cut the motor off. Somebody, get an ambulance.

And it shoots when you pull the trigger.

E. Institutional follow up mechanisms

Well, there was something else I wanted to tell you... however I'm sure you'll misunderstand my motives in mentioning it.

Now, this motor was removed from the wrecked Tremayne car under your supervision?

If I remember, he described your attack as a highly limited tactical manoeuvre.

The timing of actions provided clues as to the real motive of their deeds.

TD So I think that sincere motivation is very important for our future well being, or deep sense of well being as humans, and I think that means sinking in to whatever it is you're doing now.