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(whirring)
(wind noise)
(revving machine)
- Sunday, August 215t, 1966.
Perfect day for execution
Approximately 122 miles southwest of Las Vegas,
p>
a 1963 Buick LeSabre, FUP744 number plate,
is hammering along the US highway 91, Interstate 15.
- Ed drive my car car, a 63 63 Buick.
Pat Blackwell in the back seat with all the camera stuff.
I have a typewriter with me and it's typewriter Ed.
One of his legs was broken from that and I said,
man, I don't have it place to put my foot
let's throw this out out of the window
And he says, throw it.
- [Darren] at 5:07 PM, passenger window rolls go down
- We see a flat place in front and I say,
okay, take him to 90 miles per hour and
at the right time, I just threw it.
(loud) (revving the engine)
- The wreck stretches all along (ding)
189 and Nevada desert asphalt.
- Either I or Ed said, you know we have to go back
and the photo.
If ever there This investigation,
is it an accident or is it a murder?
( plinky piano notes)
That also immediately tied to his own sadness
to be something else rather than screaming negation,
brings in itself, the seed of its own destruction.
- Ed Ruscha and Mason < br>> Royal Williams Road Test
is still one of them my favorite book
It looks like a technical manual,
is a little yellow , the notebook is bound to spiral
Things like that You might have already received it
as an instruction manual with a Royal typewriter.
- The scene falls scattered.
The images in the foreground points to the impact area,
nothing is real Explanation,
You just sort of faced with that bald fact
and this is really terrible black and white photos
Things like that you might see someone
investigating the scene.
- [Mason] Carriage assembly.
- Then you go try to make sense out of it
(scary piano notes)
When I found the book,
it was sort of a definite moment for me
I saw it and I thought, yes,
this is a grave from typewriting,
This is the time when it stops being one thing
and starts to be something else
- [Auctioneer] Here it is now, Lot 84, Cormac McCarthy s s
Olivetti typewriter manually,
where it has typed all > But one of all the novels,
including three not yet published
And I can open myself. </ P>
On the left on < > $ 45,000, $ 48,000, $ 50,000. </ P>
$ 60,000, 70,000. </ P>
$ 80.000.
$ 85,000.
(ding) $ 90,000
$ 95,000.
$ 120,000, you came so far.
>
$ 170,000.
$ 180,000.
$ 190,000.
$ 200,000.
Want to say $ 210,000?
$ 210,000.
Last chance, at the end sell, $ 210,000.
Congratulations, < br /> Sir, Paddle 623.
(light jazz)
- we have already been made a community that is wasted.
Deprecated,
depends on your points. From the view, I think.
We will take care of it for you, have it stay
in no time, sir.
(click)
I have fixed the typewriter
You name it, I've probably worked on it
Six or seven first my year in this business
I eat, drink, sleep Smith Smith typewriter
Standard, Sterling, Clippers, Silent,
Super Silent, Galaxy, Classic 125,
songwriters.
I like them because they have Have a cool and nice touch on them.
I think that Smith-Corona like a good version
of Chevy, it lasts.
This isn't Benz like maybe maybe Olympia,
But it's a good Chevy. < /p>
(klik)
Diam.
Can be relied on
California Typewriters is a small, family-run business.
It's just the owner of Herb, his daughter, and me.
- You have to argue here.
- Herb bought the typewriter shopping back at the beginning of 80 $.
It's almost time it's a computer personal
come at the scene
(click) (dings)
He is a former IBM man.
He know IBM Selectric and the ball machine,
but he might be the best picky man I know.
I mean, I've worked in a a little, but I can't get close
to his expertise in Selectric.
(click)
Herb has a dream that people
will return to a typewriter.
- [Carmen] My father believes that there are various people
all over the place really happy with typewriters .
I think he thought it was rather from the wave of the future
That more people will return to them,
just for different reasons.
He hopes, surely.
And he willing spend a dime.
(grunt)
(footsteps)
- I might have 250 plus typewriters in my collection
and I will say that 90% of them
are in the perfect working order.
I have tried to grow a community of people type
and that hasn't worked out enough.
I have given people a typewriter,
because I have a lot of spare parts.
And if someone says,
Geez, I want to have a typewriter to write letters.
It's on their table within 48 hours,
with notes from me explaining typewriters to them.
I go to their house later
and they have it on a shelf somewhere
like that art object.
And I say, get that bad boy down, put it on your desk.
Have it there
so you can always type something for someone
(clacking)
I type almost every day.
Usually there is a memo < br /> I send someone
or a question or thank you note or actual response.
I hate getting an email thanks from people
Hey, we're great last night
Or, hey, I really appreciate it
So, really, you appreciate so much that you
It took seven seconds to send me an email
Now if they take 70 seconds to type something for me
on a piece of paper and send it to me,
Alright, I'll save it forever.
Otherwise, I'll do it delete the email
Listen, there's always A large watch made,
You have to pay a premium for them.
Actually, not a good typewriter </ p >
will never be made again
No matter how many premiums
you will want to pay for them
There is no factory, there is < br /> no businessman in the world
who will open a factory and say,
we
will make
the best typewriter will last forever
and anyone is willing to pay $ 17,000
for a Hanks typewriter.
Well, they will pass to their genes...
No, it won't...
They might do it with a watch.
You might do that, there will always be being a new iPad
it's down pike,
there's always going to be good cars and things like that,
but no one will go make a good typewriter
ever, ever, again.
Huu huu.
(downtempo jazz music)
(scraping )
- When I was little I didn't really think about the future
We constantly build something
We build carts, We build balsa wood gliders,
We build a five story tree house.
And that is home
that the environment around Children come to play.
My parents don't care what we do, </ p >
they are not worried about noise and we can build something
in my father's workshop
It was an extraordinary childhood.
(downtempo jazz music)
My name is Martin Howard.
I've collected the 19th century typewriter,
from 18805 and < br>> 18905 for 22 years now.
I don't want to collect Swiss music boxes
or microscopes, or telescopes,
I want to collect something It's kind of outside the radar
in that case.
The quality of the way everything is built
At that time it was spectacular.
In the wild west from a typewriter.
My collection I called Martin Howard's collection
They're all typewriters designs that aren't standard
During 18805 and 18905,
There were many different typewriter styles,
But there were two main machine classes tick.
One is the typewriter keyboard and the other,
what we call now index
typewriter I really like typewriters That's the origin of
an idea, the shape is very early.
(click)
Even if it's a failure on the way
and died from the evolution tree,
it's okay, I like the beginning of any idea </ p >
(ding) (whirring)
(click)
One of the things I like find on my typewriter
while working on it they are dry spiders,
a spider from 18805 or 18905
What it says is that No one raided the tomb
and I was the first crack open this typewriter
The only typewriter from a good historical note
it's gone from my collection
is Sholes and The typewriter is glidden
Sholes and Glidden is the first
commercial a successful typewriter,
it appeared in 1874.
It's very good historical interests,
and after years of collecting, it still avoids me
(metal shifting) (downtempo minimalist music)
(denting) </ p >
(shuffle)
(ring)
- I feel like I'm the same as many typewriters
as people who really like to see the typewriter intact
it's just I have different ways to do it.
Some collectors, typewriters,
don't like that I do this
They become angry like if I will destroy
thousands of typewriters and That doesn't really happen.
Mostly I'm separate
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in a pretty rough form.
I didn't really hack into them, I'm pretty soft
when I destroy them
I always wanted it to take a separate typewriter
since I was 10 or 11 years old.
My mother is old Underwood and I always
and look at all the machines in it
and want it like that there and see it,
from the key gets pushed to
the type of bar hit the plate.
Thought it was great.
It can't be enough of that.
At this time, this Queen's video comes out
with pieces Fritz Lang's Metropolis. </ P>
That's kinda how the typewriter looks at me,
It's like the little plane flew through Metropolis
As I looked inside, I I felt like I was flying
through a typewriter,
like this big city machine
I've seen Metropolis more times than I can count
(grinding and babbling)
I moved to Oakland three years ago
After living in the mountains for almost 18 years
I lived in a forest, basically,
made what appeared to be naked robot
from the machine part.
And it doesn't really go very well there
I don't know sure if that's good
or is it worth seeing
or if it's feasible there's time to
So I have to come here to see.
(clanking)
Many of them are my own coercion,
my own needs for art and being an artist.
When I first moved here, I didn't really know anyone. </ P>
I'm driving One day Berkeley
and I see this sign < > a typewriter logo on it
that says California Typewriter and I look at the window.
Sure enough, there is a typewriter.
I'm always nervous about saying it typewriter
about what I do, Some people don't like it.
But Permillions are super friendly and
they are like first friends I made it when I got here.
- [Herb] Hey, hey, what is it, Jer?
- Hey, potions
- [Ken] 15 that Jeremy, Herb? </ P>
Hey, what's up, buddy? </ P>
How do you do it? </ P>
- [Jeremy] all right
Once in a while they will call me and ask me
if I have a certain part, like a carriage return lever,
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- [Jeremy] The really common part of that I have a full box
- This won't fly, but that's how the guy I need there
so someone will do it that, yes it will match
- I usually take them far apart.
If I can give it < > the type of parts he needs
to function Typewriter, I like doing it.
This is quite common actually.
You know, Smith-Coronas? </ P>
Potions have been many IBM Selectrics. </ P>
Some of them are also far away, too difficult to fix. </ P>
So he gave it to me instead of throwing it away. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
Thank you, potions. </ P>
- [Herb] Okay, see later.
- See you later.
(slam)
(whirring)
(wipers thunking)
- I feel like I have been moving since I'm still a baby
(far lightning)
I basically grew up in Plymouth's back seat
I don't like flying.
I'd rather be in a car.
But it's very difficult to write a game while you're on the road
because you have to focus, you know
I feel my great power as a writer myself.
Aloneness is a writing conditions.
You see all the authors who has come up with something
worthy of his own salt, you know,
and they are truly alone.
All of them
(shuffle paper)
The correct drama makes me die
is where the author thinks all the time.
Cause actors, characters for speak for writers
It's very boring
compared to characters that speak for themselves
There is a certain framework from the time that takes the form
around playing.
Sometimes you might fly through three action play.
You can write it in one or two weeks.
And one action is played < maybe it takes one year
One of the keys to leaving posts
and returning to it
is to leave it in the point where you know
This will go somewhere.
Don't get a dead end and stop and say oh my God,
you know , and leave.
You will return, you will be in the same deadlock
When you leave it, you know.
I never get along with a screen computer.
And that's somehow removed from tactile experience.
When you go riding a horse, you have to saddle it,
whenever you use a typewriter, you have to feed the paper.
There is percussion about it.
You can see ink flying to the surface of the paper .
So the letter will go, pam, like that, but
along with that is ink and pshh, fly to paper.
I'd rather ride a horse than drive a car,
but that makes you a very different relationship
to the modern world, you know
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- [News Anchor] Now, both rain and price
prove to be an obstacle Apple customers today,
who want to take a new one < br> iPad on the first day.
- [News Anchor] Rain lasts until 3:00 a.m.
along San Francisco's Stockton Street. </ P>
One line for customers who have preordered
Their new iPad is online, the other is for those who don't. </ P>
- [News bearer] Throughout the morning,
We have seen this line here
in downtown San Francisco Apple Store is growing.
Now, this stretches about half a block down Ellis
and continues to grow.
- [Carmen] Well, thing- difficult thing,
up and down all this time.
We already have a loan, we already have a second mortgage.
We already have all of the credit cards maxed out
just to keep > business rolling
If you like what you do, you can almost be paid for nuts
and if you can get on nuts, it's okay
- This is Hermes, made in Switzerland.
Beginning 605.
My eldest son found it in a
swap meet somewhere in California.
And inside it The shape is pretty rough,
we have to rebuild it.
I mean , some people who know what they are doing
rebuilt, you know (chuckles)
This is a beautiful typewriter and it feels delicious.
And of all the manuals the typewriter I have,
It has the biggest feel.
Only on the button, There are a few ways they
cup your finger
I mean, it's like good because it gets.
(silent crunching)
There is a whole agreement there
Very simple
and complex .
(light piano jazz music) (soft click)
(whirring)
- [Ken] You know, this is > almost like you were a kid
working on your bike
You can see what happened with it
The lever goes up, moves train,
the letter leaves its mark.
You can't get it some kind of attraction
of a piece of electronic equipment
>
- [news cricket] The magical moment comes at 8:00
(applause)
- unknown to stand next to
new technology and search how to combine it
into what I did
I was on stage some years with Steve Jobs,
introduced Apple software and hardware.
I mean they will come to my house and show my stuff
and it will be mind-blowing and I will say,
oh , I can't wait to use this
For me, I feel like that The next step in technology
is less about what you use
and more about how you use it.
Between the two of me and the third note,
I go to Batu and the Roll Hall of Fame .
And I see all this great, classic mani songs
written on hotel paper, or you know,
any paper is on around
I mean, you can see straight to their idea
You can see who scratched out lots of ideas and
ideas which one comes to people very fast
And I think, wow,
I don't have it this representation
I have a hard drive, you know.
And you think for yourself, you always have it
on your hard drive, but I never come back </ p >
to any hard drive that I saved.
Ever.
And say, oh, let me dig this thing </ p >
It's kind of a high concept garbage, In a strange way, you know.
It's like rubbish with this strange promise
that you can always understand, but not.
And I realize, I don't have any proof
that I have written things I have written
Nothing...
You can't see how I come with the item, no...
You can't touch it, you know.
So I started saying,
I just want documentation from my writing
Then I remember seeing
Don't look back, You know it's great
Pennebaker Documentary at Bob Dylan.
And there's a scene where he just sits there,
he kinda plays a typewriter.
It's almost as much as Music instruments
as harmonica or the guitar for him
And he is rather alone the world, and there are conditions
ashtrays with a large number of smoking cigarettes in them.
And I just sort of > like the idea
even if you are Bob Dylan, you still have to sit
on this altar to sort produce something
See what it's all about. </ P>
(grinding peeling)
I have a typewriter in some online superstore offices
They are like $ 120 and < br /> You get everything in it.
You plug and play and are ready to go.
That just makes me think Maybe there is like that's
four or five of them in the warehouse
and every time
they send one, like,
someone at Brother upset
that they must keep the Service Department open
for that longer, because other people bought it.
(click)
I immediately started actually living on it
And I realized the reason I could
to live on a typewriter,
where I don't use computers or even pens,
is that you are in some kind of safe distance
where you can express yourself openly
without having to edit yourself at the same time
So, this becomes this kind of like confession for me where
I'll sit and just type. </ P>
And the reason I can go deeper into an idea
is because I don't stop anywhere </ p >
in that article by red notched lines.
And what is the spell? check or grammar check
if all of you really try to do is sort of dig
into this kind of < br /> agile world
of what your idea is
So if you try to say,
close your eyes and clone yourself,
build your heart and army,
and you spell the wrong army.
Well, now you feel like is obliged to correct the army,
and while you fix the word army,
you are now completely lost the tactic of being whacko
in what you write
So what I'm going to do is I'll sit on my counter
in my apartment in New York
and I'll type out three pages
Sometimes that is so before I go out,
Sometimes this is so be after I leave
And I never read it again until I get to the studio
If this happens in Microsoft Word, I will never see this again.
some of them make notes.
Obviously, most are not, but
you can see me sort of fighting for this song
called Queen of California. </ P>
(picking people's chords)
"When I die, I return as color,
" Queen California is on the phone.
"I have five free days and..."
Wait a minute, "I have five Free days before I leave."
"I heard the Queen California needs a man
"to start a new life in the sun.
" I chase the sun.
"I have to find Queen of California
" I heard Queen California stay there in the sun,
"It took a while to finish it. </ P>
" There is no she I can do it right now . "
It's like, and almost kind of artistic, sort of.
Even when it's spelled it's wrong
It's almost what < br /> the mind looks like
you know, the type stops and starts from that
"There has never been this man alone feeling this is alive </ p >
"Never have a man so alone feels so alive,"
It's like trying to get his words
"Never existed the phone is dead
"on the side of my bed
" Has not been charged in 36 hours.
"Looking for the sun Neil Young hangs
" after the gold fever on & 71; "
A lyric that was actually made became Queen of California
" They must have switched to a different one,
"Because it's only some kind of digital light."
Yes you know.
(picking light melodies)
All streams of consciousness. </ P>
And that's the problem, I can't get to the stream of consciousness
when I'm involved in own editorial process
because I'm trying to be whacko.
You know, I'm trying to be an absolute whack job
As I type, but it looks like,
the machine tick not rate you, it just goes,
immediately sir.
Immediately, mister you want it.
- [Ken] they do talk to you, yes
They talk to you.
I don't think the machine will talk to you,
But actually they do it.
(minimalist piano music)
- One Strange thing the end of the 19th century
were you 30 years old? years or more,
where all the main forms were from the media electromechanical
created and more or less at the same time,
we get the final form of typewriter, film.
telegraphy, all of this sort of happened at once.
Another thing that was happening in America at that time
was this Interest in spiritualism,
and séances, and tables tapping, and poltergeists,
and all that all sorts of things.
This is the moment in history when Death is more present
than now. </ P>
You can send telegrams for someone and, you know,
It may take some from weeks to get to them
and when they receive it,
whether you might be dead or they might be dead
naturally enough questions to ask,
good, with all this new media forms,
is there a way we can? can receive communication
from death?
In a strange way, the typewriter is haunted.
There is a feeling that writing somehow came to you
via the machine.
Someone or something gives you something to type
and the machine is some sort of mediate
Is the typewriter? pulls the string
and make the author do the work
The typewriter must work
almost before thinking starts happening
After the process is running, It's like a small machine.
The writing comes out of it, but
the cause question and the effect is much more complicated
than you can imagine before.
- I never feel nervous that those words will not come
This, this is beautiful.
Because I don't feel like that I control it
most of the time.
(click)
I only believe there will be /> be the words that come
And fortunately there always has,
and I hope that continues.
I often think what I do as counseling,
>
because people come to me with some great things
I wrote a lot of poems about death
and about people who have died.
I wrote a poem for a man who had lost his wife
three months ago and they wanted been married for 43 years
And when he made his request, he could barely speak.
A person's wish for words sometimes
was the desire for something more.
(minimalist piano music)
A man has gone to the Golden Gate Bridge to jump
That's about the secret Nobody in his life knows.
I am very grateful to him for breaking it to me.
If you ask < br /> me to speak poetry,
I can't do it, but if you put me
in front of a typewriter, it happens.
This is like maybe one the reason I never allowed
someone else to use this particular machine
My typewriter is like < br /> true love in my life
- it's clean
- There is something about that gets built properly.
And if you care for that, that will only continue to work
I'm worried someday Maybe there isn't someone
who knows how to fix it
(click)
(downtempo festive piano)
- [Jeremy] once a month, There is a flea market in Alameda
at the old naval base.
People come from all at over the Bay Area,
Most antiques
and they have a ton of typewriters.
Potions and I will go,
>
and we both look & apos; for the same thing
- How much is your typewriter?
- [Seller] $ 75.
- Mm-hmm.
- She's beautiful.
- [Potions] Yes, it's not bad.
- How much is it? - $ 75. </ P>
- Well, that's too much - Yes, of course. </ P>
- [Jeremy] I saw for the typewriter </ p >
I can unpack.
- I have people stoppin & apos; by shop,
Have a lot of typewriters and other things,
they like 15 gutters.
If you need a some more, just...
- Good.
- Yes, because I've ever changed them, honestly.
- [Jeremy] Herb & ss; looking for something
that he can make it a little better,
or something that is pretty neat
An LC Smith.
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It was sold.
So we help each other spot all typewriters.
Ooh, a Clipper.
Both of us looking for an agreement,
is more difficult today because
There are more people interested in typewriters
from there 10, 15 years ago. </ P>
- Not exactly. </ P>
- [Herb] $ 75 for the Clipper
and that Underwood is...
- [Jeremy] How many are there?
- [Herb] That is $ 68.
- [Jeremy] I don't see many of them
- I have about two or three > of them in line.
- And what is the value?
- $ 200, $ 300 dollars, somewhere in that environment
Catch the right party,
maybe you can go a a little more than that
You can put some rubber parts on it
and the job of washing on it and hey.
Yes, if I'm desperate and can't find anything else,
I might go back there.
>
Ooh, how many... - typewriter?
- [Herb] Oh, okay
Maybe we can negotiate a a little like that there?
and he pays a lot of to get it out of work.
- Hmm.
Know anything does it work or not?
(click) (blues music )
Yes of course needs attention
(chuckles)
(click)
I will take it.
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- [Jeremy] That's good.
- Is it color but red,
I'll pass it correctly for $ 150, I guarantee it .
Red is a kind of hot color
and it's easy, it's easy the drive becomes to talk
Come on rock and roll.
(blues music)
- Yes, no, I feel something for this machine
I'll see them and my mind just goes
where is this machine there ?
If you can talk, dude can it tell a few stories.
You never know where this is the typewriter comes from
You know, they come from all over the world. </ P>
People can just be in a place that is famous a library of people somewhere
in the middle of the road the world and now succeed
to this store ends here at Berkeley.
- Christopher Latham Sholes is a very interesting person </ p >
He is an editor, a publisher, and for the time being
He is a state senator.
Dia juga seorang penemu yang hebat.
And in Milwaukee, some years after the Civil War,
he found his typewriter.
(oompah music)
"Sorry, Sir, can I ask a question. </ P>
I'm looking for a location from historical plaques
talking about typewriter discovery, </ p >
somewhere nearby I believe
(oompah music)
"On 318 Satay Street,
" approximately 300 > foot northeast from here,
"Christopher Latham Sholes perfected
" first practical typewriter in September 1869
"at the machine shop from CS Kleinsteuber. "
300 feet northeast of here.
(roar of the car engine)
(oompah music)
17,18,19 , 20 ". </ P>
295, 296, 297, 298, 299...
(whooshing cars)
I came to Milwaukee to get my hands
on Sholes and Glidden.
(click)
>
To get it close to the source
of the first typewriter
is something I dreamed for a long time
Today, maybe, there are only 175 known to exist.
Good morning.
Nice to meet you
- Hi, nice to meet with you - extraordinary
Many of them are in the museum,
Some are held in private hands.
This is a pilgrimage I want to make it for years.
I want to be able to have it
one of these typewriters in my own collection
- Oh, I want one of them.
To be able to explore it.
- This is already in the museum because maybe
right after World War I.
- [Martin] And really have the sense of my collection
has become complete At that time,
even though I don't have it all typewriters.
But it really gives I feel finished
(light piano music)
Much effort has been made made since 17005,
by various inventors, for for typewriters.
But they all end up with a failure with very little produced.
But Christopher Latham The place of Sholes in history
is marked by what he did Kleinsteuber machine shop,
starting in 1867 and Six difficult years
followed to create the world's first
commercial successful typewriters
Initial attempts used piano type keyboard
What are you actually see here </ p >
just a man's idea how to get a mechanic
make a finger type mechanics
to get it a piece of paper.
>
The lower one is the back half of the alphabet
and the top button definitely exists has become the front
of the alphabet
Sholes and his team were made around 50 to 60 prototypes
and at the end of those six years,
he ended with a working wood typewriter
Is this written by Sholes?
- [Scholar] It's from Sholes.
- Wow.
"I think the machine is now as perfect in the mechanism
" As I know how to make it.
"I know there is no respect that I can fix it.
"The machine is finished and I want some more world to conquer.
" Life will be very flat, stale, and not profitable
"without something to create.
" Yours, etc.,
"Sholes."
The wooden prototype meets with immediate rejection
They took it up to half a dozen different manufacturers
who all refused to produce typewriters.
Then someone suggested it they take a typewriter
for Remington and Sons.
Now, Remington and Sons have made weapons
for civil war and with the Civil War ending,
they are looking for new items to produce
Remington and Sons take them wooden prototypes this
and they spend next year turning it into a metal machine
is far more reliable, and durable,
and can so mass produced by them.
And the first Sholes and the typewriter Glidden
appeared on the market in 1874.
Can I pressed a key and felt it?
I have never done this before, by the way,
I never really pushed the key to Sholes and Glidden.
- Yes, try it.
- It's okay?
Will push J there.
(lumps soft)
It's beautiful.
$ 125 is a lot of money for Use this machine,
especially as none Can type and no one knows
what benefits < br /> typewriter can offer.
(melancholy horn)
Very important is the appearance
of the first Qwerty keyboard
in this Sholes and glidden typewriter
If you see the keyboard,
the top row, left to Correct, said Qwerty. </ p >
- There is an endless debate about how the command
is formed.
Some say that all letters in the word </ p >
typewriter is in the first line of the key
So who salesman who tries to show
benefits from this beautiful new machine
for potential customers can eject the word
Typewriters are very, very fast.
Without having to especially skilled.
When Sholes and Glidden exits,
it's not well received, people don't understand
what typewriters can offer
They only sell 1,000 units.
Sholes is very disappointed
and he sells the rest shares in the company.
Remington Two typewriter, came out in 1878
really the turning point < for this revolutionary machine.
In just a few years, all hell will be released.
Towards the middle of 18905, there were as many as 60 people
typewriter manufacturers, not only in America
but also in Europe.
And sales have taken off.
- Two Royals,
Yang terakhir dari mereka.
Most of these machines we improve approximately
40 to 50 years.
The company makes machines
and supply parts, they have been away a long time
The last Ames supply company from the company
gave us parts for many machines tick.
Their main thing is to grab the old typewriter
and restore them, reappear them.
We got a letter last week < >> that after 110 years
in operations, Ames Supply Company went bankrupt.
(crackling)
- Father me, he's very good at solving problems
He can see it, and find out,
and finish it in minutes.
And that is something you have to appreciate with my father
that you just don't find out that right now.
This is lost art.
- That's not what is true consistency
It's actually pretty near the diameter on it.
- Pops, he loves all this.
This is his life since I was born </ p >
and he lives with him.
- Yeah, so it's like 9.5 right from the end
- He told me if you want to do it > something, do it all the way,
but make sure you enjoy it
Like not halving anything, go 100% and make sure you like
what what you do.
- See if you can slide there,
I don't know this is much easier
Silakan mendapatkan tembaga.
- [Child] And he shows it to me.
- [Ken] Put a little soap on it
- [Child] I'm here, to help my father come out, man
- [Ken] do you understand?
Oh, yeah, that happened, right?
Then grind it. </ P>
(metallic whirring)
I think that the typewriter symbolizes me as American. </ P>
I think that might work.
American hard work, what this country is based on.
Made by us with our own hands to help us out
but don't damage us and not to make us feel complacent.
(click)
- I think a lot of the joy of life
can come and have to come from work
I think we've been sold certain item bills
about convenience and happiness
are always identical
They don't.
Something out of it human experience,
when life is progressively made easier, less complicated
Less demanding vigilance , effort,
and appreciation for working when it's finished
There was once a typewriter it stood alone
on the shelf in the store old in White Plains, New York,
no one pays a lot pay attention at all
That's the beginning of the story. </ p >
Then come...
In 1965, when I started to work on my first book,
the feeling I needed something more substantial
to work rather than a portable typewriter
I go and buy used goods, Royal Standard typewriter
And I might pay $ 25 for that.
Get it in White Plains, New York
and I've used all this year.
Almost every day, it's written everything I've written on it
and there's nothing wrong with that
This is a great example an extraordinary American manufacture
People say that I can do much better,
I can go faster, and is less to compete with
if I use a computer, the word processor
But I don't want to go faster.
If anything, I will do it preferring to go slower
For me, that's understandable.
I press the button, and another key appears
and prints a letter on a sheet of paper </ p >
And then you can pull it out,
This is a piece of paper on which you have printed something.
You have made it, it's real.
p>
That's real.
I think the tool is from a typewriter,
because it's harder,
produces better results for me .
(birds singing)
I work virtually all day every day.
I come out after breakfast and I work until lunchtime
and then I go in, a bite to eat, come out again,
work for the rest of the day.
all the time
If you have to walk by in the field behind there
and you look into the window,
You will think , well that man just sits
there daydreaming, but a There are so many processes
just thinking.
- There are many fractals in nature.
Mysterious Geometry is in everything
(clanking) I see the same shape
in a typewriter.
I like pulling out the shape that I feel resembles
anatomical parts
Sometimes a decisive part that it is surface anatomy,
Sometimes it's bone, skeletal anatomy
Sometimes it's a little mixture of both.
When I took a separate typewriter,
I don't see this unnatural objects
I see people, I see us in them.
Very often, close knob buttons ,
there is a place where someone's finger
has rubbed on the train.
And this is good, sparkles, polished spots
with a little dirt and oil from the fingers.
I like that
the remaining things on a typewriter.
>
I can say it's there Maybe the person's DNA.
It's nice to see them traces of people
It's like an emotional machine.
>
Lots of memories and many real people
put themselves on a piece of paper through the machine
by dissecting and bringing out a few pieces
that's what we are in it.
So my favorite item does is a human figure,
p>
because I find every curved on the human body
here somewhere, on one of these typewriters.
And I like to try put them together
I do it with pins and springs and nuts.
I don't use anything other than that of what is on the typewriter.
I have learned how to to match the parts
to the corresponding ones the inside of the human body,
just with, you know, playing
and placing the shared section and,
Just a childlike way dialogue with the parts.
(rattling)
I grew up in northern Minnesota in the Mesabi iron ranks
I live in many trailers.
My father never made a lot of money.
He never had it the desire to buy a house
I left there maybe two days after I graduated.
I want to get out
and now I'm on the trailer again.
p>
(chucang)
It's a little crazy.
As a child, deer are everywhere.
Sometimes my father fired from the train
and we are eating Soup Campbell,
peanut butter from jars, and venison.
When I moved to Oakland,
I always say I will make one myself.
(ambient indie music)
I have taken this deer across the Bay Bridge
p>
about six times back and forth.
I have shown it in galleries, art exhibitions.
I don't like working to sit- sit
and mock me with failure because I can't sell it.
I'm a bit ambivalent whole gallery scene
Trying to work as an artist and then selling my work
through the gallery has been very difficult
It's hard to take a piece that I'm working on
for maybe as much as one year,
to sell it for not lots of money,
and then just get half of it's not a lot of money
Oh well.
The best way for me to do this to make a living
is to take my own promotion
and the internet makes it very easy,
only brings me a a few hours a day
I have almost every social networking profile
what you can imagine.
I try to show a little
of what studio looks like every day
with images from my process < br /> while I'm working on a work.
People can email me directly and I managed to get enough work
to almost pay the bill.
(engine roar)
(guitar strumming) (crowd chat)
- [Ken] When I was a kid, around 19, 20 year
got a job at Berkeley.
It's like the whole world is open for me here
Different types of people, various types of cultures.
I really feel myself wanting it to go to work every day
This lets you see the world without seeing the world
You know, the world comes to you in this city here.
The first time I heard black people
with a British accent it blew me away
(tinkling piano)
>
(downtempo jazz music)
Stores open five days of the week, 12 to 5.
A few years ago, it was only open three days a week.
This takes, but it hasn't arrived yet.
That's just enough to prevent us from leaving,
but not enough to keep I go (chuckles)
I just hope that things will turn around.
Potions and I, we have skills, experience.
We have all knowledge > From doing this, we only need
customers. </ P>
(click) - Wait, wait wait, I want. </ P>
(click)
- Linus, you're broke, it's torn.
- No, no.
- Yeah.
- It's torn
- It's been torn
p>
- One good thing about them is that
You don't need to turn they are in or install them in.
I used to have a PC , but I not like my PC one bit.
- there is something beautiful how to spend time typing.
You can think about it.
and it's fun, tactile actions.
This really changes writing or writing
becomes very specific, physical process
who has the soundtrack for it.
Listen to this one.
(chunking)
Look, listen it's a heavy cut > what you heard there
Smith Corona, now.
(clacking)
Slightly silenced, a little softer.
And now hear Olympia's voice.
(click)
Crispy, slightly dense reports coming out
That, to me, that's good, solid artwork.
(click)
- This is very interesting to come to the store where
you are surrounded by all this big typewriter
and your mind spins different sounds
they can make.
Certain typewriters, you might find a sound
that you have never heard before.
(ding)
It's hard to find a machine tick with a nice bell tone.
This bell isn't the loudest,
but it has the best tone for that
This one, the whole case...
It doesn't articulate on the lever. </ P>
On a better typewriter, the bell must be hard,
it must be clear
Now this is the bell this type of noise is more rowdy,
this one, it rings very loud
(chiming)
This one has the best bells from all of them
It's hard to find a typewriter where is that quality sound
and that can be done consistently.
(dinging)
(keep on playing)
- We are Boston Orchestra Typewriter
and we play music on old typewriters.
Old typewriters thrown away. </ P>
We are collectives and what that disgusting answer. </ P>
(rhythmic rhythm)
(ding) </ p >
(rhythmic rhythm)
(ding)
(rhythmic rhythm)
(ding)
(rhythmic rhythm)
- One of the things we sit quite early with
At BTO and it's decided, that's how
none of us will go try and stop from our daily work
to make BTO work as a legitimate band.
And that sort of a right decision- right frees up.
You know, earns enough money to keep us on a typewriter,
beer, pizza occasionally
(orchestra click and dinging)
(percussion clacking)
We don't want to destroy this.
We use them > as an instrument
We do repurposing them, (the audience claps)
but our intention is not to destroy it.
(the crowd chanted typoside)
I killed one and I have to find a new typewriter.
You feel like Pete Townsend, I think. </ p >
He destroyed his guitar, like,
Damn, we should get it signed quickly
so I can have another guitar to destroy
I mean, I've killed three typewriters now.
Each has his own personality
and spirit and soul.
- We have two Smith Coronas
it's very good slides the case on them.
- Oh my God, yeah
- And they both have since it becomes inoperable,
in pieces.
And there are all songs that we can't play now,
because we can't
to refill the two typewriters
for that particular mechanic from the slide case
(curved angry melody)
(ding)
(rhythmic rhythm)
(ding)
- We spend a lot of time how come for all songs we
- We do some cover.
We set up Gil Scott-Heron & sos; s
The revolution will be not covered by television
and now the Revolution will be typed.
And we say...
- We're working on a closing rain and blood
That's Slayer.
(rhythmic rhythm)
(ding) </ p >
(ticking)
I was in someone's house home years and years ago
and saw, framed in the wall, a thank you
Noel Coward's was written for someone
he had lunch together
And this happened in 1930-something.
>
And I think,
Okay, actually Noel Coward typed the typewriter
and sent it to someone, then lingered,
and then someone buys at some auctions
or something.
But that part The paper is still with us. </ p >
the interest I have in it
Anyone with one of them? can create documents
that will physically last forever. </ p >
And if the idea is good,
That idea can last forever too.
- Everyone knows feeling gone
digital data
There is nothing worse than losing digital data as a writer
I have never lost something I type
10 years from now, is anything from the computer that will be read
the items we have saved?
I have no ideas.
But this is still absolute humans obey
It's compatible with humans.
You don't need to do it upgrade to see that,
You only need to make sure it doesn't turn on on fire
That's all you have to do.
- I type everything, I don't care about color white.
I don't care, I don't try fixing it,
I don't make some drafts.
If I make a mistake, I might just be
(clacking)
X it's like that. </ P>
- I think there is a big value in error
This is their historical value and how it was made.
(birds chirping)
You saw the perfect one finished the speech
that a president from the United States made.
How much editing did the president do that?
How many speeches did not write by him?
The words they change, which the sentence they reach,
are very interesting
Look, the process is of what is needed for get
to the final result
With a computer, no manuscripts like that
will be around again
Period historians ahead will go have nothing to do.
There will be no diary, there will be no letters
So how can we know?
what are they thinking about?
What is the process?
(playing gramophone)
- As a benefit of this revolutionary engine
becomes clear, there is a real shortage of
from trained typists, people don't know
how to operate it efficiently .
The first typing school that ever existed opened in New York in 1881
and it was at the YWCA, there were six women registered
and that is a six-month class.
Every woman who is trained for typing immediately gets a job.
The type of writer is what a typist is called,
So that woman type of writer
And this is great groundswell for the first time
women enter into human business environment
p>
They are paid less than men, but still
the salary is greater than they have been paid
when they work in the factory or as a school teacher.
Sholes doesn't understand any financial benefit
of success when it comes,
has provided a new opportunity for women
He sees it as a woman's emancipation tool
and enters them into workplace in new capacity.
(patriotic music)
If I have time to travel,
I want to go back to Kleinsteuber machine shop
and to see Sholes, I mean to really see it there,
breathe, human life.
If I can talk to Sholes,
I must have shook his hand,
I want to feel it the palm of his hand in the palm of my hand
I will look for it in eyes, see his face alive,
Not just photos.
I'm not too sure what I'm going to say,
There might be being tears in my eyes
(patriotic music)
I suggest that we drink beer together
I want to know Damn a little about
What is the 20th century like,
I want to tell him a a little about computers,
personal computers
I want to tell Sholes
that the Qwerty keyboard is still there are
(jazz music)
- When typewriter manufacturers
are designing typewriters,
they want to make something sexy
Create something people can connect with
and want to put their finger.
(clacking)
I've dreamed of creating women
Like full-scale nude women for a long time
Something typical,
something will be shown sensuality, curves,
and the line I found in the typewriter section.
Yes, but it's not normal.
It's very difficult to collect everything
>
that way emulates real life.
The size is right.
This is too sharp.
In trying to create her beauty,
p>
This helps me bring out the typewriter form
which I think is the most beautiful and sensual.
I use a bell and knob platen
for lips, because small vertical lines
look like cracks on the lips
Two of the ribbon rolls includes from Royal
appointed as pelvis.
(clunking)
on many typewriters.
Royals have them, Olympia, Underwoods.
They suggest breasts.
When I'm at thick creates,
my body disappears, physical pain disappears,
and it's very meditative because I don't think
about the bill I have to pay or what day is that week?
I give the trance state more time in my life
than other times </ p >
There is money I have makes this,
That is what is paid for all Because, it's time for me.
Being in that state .
- When I hit trans,
This is a very strange combination
of putting the sidewalk and driving on it.
- You see a phenomenon,
you see this appearance occurs.
I don't mean to sound focus pocus about it, but
something takes place and you're right for that.
- And you can't decide when those moments will be,
You just have to be there in their case happens
But you have to keep doing it your heart rate drops,
and focus, and keep in that trans
And just let the side of your brain create,
and the other side of you the brain sends it through
- And sometimes you see that rapidly
and sometimes it's just static.
You don't just write , you see that
- the best creator in the world is very arrogant
And that is not arrogance that you usually think of.
Here is his pride
in seeing something You have not created it
and said, yes I have.
- Sometimes it leads you somewhere, sometimes not.
You know.
But that adventure is all
- you created something so you don't have to live
with the fact that you can't create something
It's sick, this is a the process is very painful
I'll create something just so I don't have anything
(ding)
Doesn't make sense. </ P>
(revving the machine) /> (honk horn)
(distant siren)
- potions put build for sale
You know, I don't do it want to see it do it,
I mean, he struggles a lot to stay afloat.
And to see it prepared For sale, I'm a little sad for him.
We haven't heard anything since the sign was installed,
but only a few days < br /> ago, someone asked
of potential buyers.
After they left, I talked to Herb and
It seems like he thought of people people are quite interested in that
If the store is sold,
then I have to find something else to do
So I'm a bit waiting to see
what my steps are next.
I can't move until they make it.
- [Candy] Daddy mentioned that,
she really cares about payment
- Oh, of course, she has to give severance
- Oh, sure , You must have to give him something
Yes, some sort of sure package
- Of course - And some kind of time.
Some types of warnings, I mean not 30 days, 60 days. </ P>
- We recommend that you come with a reasonable check,
should help soften the blow. </ P>
- [Candy ] we pay him not enough, maybe,
for what we got from him
- [Woman] Right, that's right
- [Candy] for what he takes and does for us.
I think we owe him something, what will you think
Fifteen years he has worked for you
And 30 days notice
and no checks, I don't feel it. </ P>
- It's impossible. </ P>
- Maksudku, dia harus pergi keluar dan cari pekerjaan sekarang.
He allows father not to be there all the time
and Carmen isn't there all the time, actually
He will drop anything he do to come help Dad.
(jazz trumpet)
- [Ken] today 70th Herb Birthday.
I've fixed some pairs of classic Royals
that they will use so people enter
Lotta people from the past Herb. </ P>
- Hey, remember this What should we do? </ P>
(laugh)
- [Ken] IBM day, the old typewriter day.
I thought he would Have fun.
(click)
(chat and laugh people)
- [Speaker] Congratulations to celebrate 70 years of life, amen.
- [Man] Amen
- I want to share one thing.
God has given us two commands,
One of them is to love him everything we have,
and the second is for our neighbor's love,
which includes family and friends.
It's clear that you < br /> love family and friends,
Because you are here tonight.
So I want to toast for Herbert Permillion III,
to touch so much live, happy birthday
70 years of life.
- alright, yay (clap)
(crowd signing Happy Birthday)
- I love ya, potions
(crowd murmur) (downtempo jazz)
- Look at your men there . - Oh, yeah, yes, yes
(chucang)
- You know, people do it have to go to work.
You know, I can't sit here and your pet all afternoon
So it's rough now, yes, it must be rude
We'll be fine. </ P>
I like what I do,
it's just unfortunately is not enough
to where I can make a life worthy of it.
I am a proud person, you know. </ p >
I like to work for myself,
and get my own, and take care of my family
I want my family to be proud of me, that's the main one.
And I know them, You know, my son.
You know, I was taught never give up
I will never give up, I will never give up.
I will always keep trying, you know
I owe it to my parents.
They are hardworking people, they come to california
back in 405 to work in. This shipyard is here.
They sacrifice a lot do a lot of things to raise nine children.
So I owe them not to bow or become a bum.
They work hard and I pattern my life after them.
And I want my children to pattern they chase me a little.
So you have to keep going, you have to keep going
Always have to keep going.
(click)
(whirring) (click)
That might happen press right in the center.
- [Martin] I've collected it 25 years now
and I realized that I would do it don't shake this obsession.
I came to San Francisco to see the collector
who had one < br /> the biggest collection
of Sholes and Gliddens.
Jim Rauen has collected what you can say
the largest collection of from this machine.
He has 12 of them, wow.
I am a child in a candy shop,
- I never really use my typewriter
I just preserved it.
- [Martin] That's good, that is important
Now it's much harder to find < br>> typewriter Sholes and Glidden
in the wild.
- [Jim] This is Sholes and Glidden 2540.
- [ Martin] Oh, this is very beautiful
I just collected for half the time
that Jim had, he started collecting 50 years ago
and at that time there /> only a handful of
from typewriter collectors.
- 3026, that's pretty machine
You will like that one.
>
And that must be done except for both.
Oh, boy, I'm used to having your energy
- I have to take off my wedding ring
- [Jim] Did your wife enter the typewriter at all, Mark?
- In short, no.
(snoring )
Oh my, it's shiny and beautiful, wow.
- I think I have more Sholes and Gliddens
than the Smithsonian no.
(ding)
It's always rather personal questions to ask to collectors
if they have certain machines for sale
Are you still looking? for Sholes and Gliddens?
I think for sure if you see one, you will...
- Well, I don't know now what... .
So many economical things have changed for us
- [Martin] Difficult times.
But as a collector, we > all must be put
our hat into the ring and make our wishes known.
This is important not too soft.
I suspect that over the years you have other collectors
who came you are interested
bought Sholes and Glidden typewriters from You,
is that what happened? </ P>
- [Jim] yes
Let me ask you this, as is your thoughts about selling
some of your typewriters on this stage.
- Right now, I'm serious , really have no plans
to sell it now
There's more research I want to do
and have a machine for.
- I understand that, I understand.
- I want to see a preserved collection in the museum
of several types , mechanical museum,
maybe even a typewriter museum.
- [Martin] This is very good, I will come visit the museum.
- Oh, nice to have you
- [Martin] I dreamed this moment for a long time,
to sit and see the typewriter Sholes and Glidden
and know it's mine
(click)
My hunt will continue
(chat people)
I like to connect to the past.
Still not, the past is very elusive
(light piano music)
My typewriter room has some pitfalls of my youth
There is a fire engine that I /> am I six years old
and I have some windup toys My mother used to bring back
for us from Germany
(click)
I have twin brothers, I will give you the only joke of my twin.
Now you know what the twins are?
They are friends of the womb
That's my father and mother.
I first experienced gathered from my parents
collected this interesting tool
My father will return them, cobbler tools, cooper work tools,
kitchen tools
- This is an electric comb
- [Martin ] This is our home,
My parents still have that house
we moved to 1966. </ P>
There is a Dawn River in the back garden
We will build a ship, we will get a door and put the wall around it
and we will go floating it's in the river.
We have annual roast lamb, gorgeous barbecues.
It is a real party house.
This is a pulley trip down the back garden
He's 85 years old, My dad built a zip line
300 feet long from above to the pine tree
at the bottom of the hill.
And this is a big shake unsteady
my father was built universally a joint in the center.
Sort of riding a carnival.
We built a balsa wood glider,
it was eight feet < br>> wingspan on that one.
I caught my past.
It was with me, my past, my room,
my play room, still with me
and I am very happy to have they are with me in this room now
(crowd chat) (light piano music)
I like chasing the past
and to catch it the best I can
The past is a luxury pursuit
I thankfully can spoil myself,
to some extent.
(seagull turmeric)
(ambient indie light)
- I finally sold a few jobs.
Technology CEO from Silicon Valley
had seen the deer and wanted it.
He contacted me and asked me to install it
in his apartment in San Francisco when he left.
That time was very good.
Only paid people who I owe money.
And then the money is all gone, but that allows me
to advance a little.
I'm glad someone appreciates it
And that's what I dreamed when I moved
from mountains to mountains city, was that at some point,
I would install my work in the apartment very good
with beautiful scenery
and that my work means something for someone
(clattering)
Bruce Sterling, science fiction writer,
posted something on Wired.com about my work
and then Cory Doctorow started post my belongings
in BoingBoing
After that I was picked up by Popular Mechanics,
Gizmodo, Engadget, many technology blogs .
(clacking)
Things start take it very quickly
How many of you know this sound, what's up
I started receiving calls from people in Silicon Valley.
- how many of you actually learned how to type
on typewriter?
High-tech people creating new technology
who are interested in buying my work
Pieces this is a portrait of the Mark Zuckerberg statue,
head of Facebook
A Christmas gift for she is from a friend
Hopefully it looks a little like her
Eye Mark is very good from a small set of wide .
The inside of his eyes is a little appears.
Sometimes I will get anonymous. hate mail on my website
or comment on Instagram or Facebook,
where someone is clearly very upset
And I do what I do.
They prefer see the typewriter lives
than have me make me ugly artwork or whatever
They want to save every typewriter
and that no Maybe, it's not practical.
And that won't happen.
(soft piano music)
That's how that I respect them
I'd rather see they are in this state
than sitting on a dust collecting rack
Technology will change us,
we will not be human in the same way.
We will be different kind of human
This piece is called Thea.
He is the Greek goddess sight and light. </ P>
This is for Oculus VR, a company that makes
a virtual reality headset, called Oculus Rift. </ P>
That's the technology I've been waiting for it
because I'm still a kid. </ P>
Along with flying cars and everything else
This will be hanged from the cable in their office.
In the near future, there will be
a big split in the community.
There will be one group who has a lot of money
and the power to change them DNA, increase their bodies
with technology and become machines that can live forever.
And then there will be < br /> be another group
who will reject all that a truly analogous life
Living in nature with little or no technology
and try to stay human.
(train horn)
(the engine is running)
- [Ken] When I was a kid, I like everything in the future,
I saw Jetsons, I like Johnny Quest,
You know, because he has technology , I like it
I want to be Hadji.
But I've grown up now and now I see
what really happened to us
You know, we have plants full of workers,
Now they are full of robots.
Sometimes we forget about what happened </ p >
when we have this innovation,
and the dropout effect of that
- Are you confused? culture if anyone dead
and nobody appreciates that Death?
(soft piano music)
Maybe not.
- Just like traveling time,
when you enter here see one from this machine. </ P>
They bring you back in the place and time
You can visualize what is happening at & apos; 405
or World War I or & apos; 605, if you want,
just by typewriter that we work here
and that era they enter
(jazz festive music)
So I pray to God that we can keep this from happening.
Fingers cross over.
The fingers are gone, I hope There are many interested ones
Still out there, you know, who wants their machine fixed.
Yes, I can do it, I mean & apos; I'm not braggin & apos ;,
but I'm very good
I, I, don't brag, just facts.
- Individually, I think we are culture,
individually, each individual is culture.
But the big picture of culture
makes no sense to me
(festive jazz music)
- [Ken] yes
Here around Christmas, we might do our best work.
When they come in the shop, It's very nostalgic for them.
The typewriter involves a sense of time gone by,
which I think is a lot less stressful.
Alright, keep back to here,
makes you all dolled up.
They are time machines.
I think it's enough people out there
that can keep us afloat.
But I don't know, I don't know.
- I don't...
- you haven't got it yet ? - Listen, right?
Looks a little uneven.
It looks okay, maybe that has to go on the other side.
- that's what I thought, yes,
who could go there, yes
- Yes, put it there.
- [Richard] Typewriters are things called from the past
so people sometimes turn to them
in an effort to reclaim the past
- [Ken] how do we lookin ', how do we lookin'?
- I think it looks good, I think it looks a lot better.
- This is a way to travel back in time
to the previous period in history.
I came to see the typewriter less as a nostalgic object
than a sign of the future,
sign something it will happen </ p >
There is slow motion going on.
People realize that not all of them have to be
really efficient, not all of them have to
goal-oriented, but you can enjoy the process yourself.
You can compare typing slow cooking movements,
The point is to take your time.
And efficiency isn't the most important value,
The point is to enjoy what you do.
- Afraid that you can talk to your own friend,
but how do we take that video calling experience
and really make it social?
Actually, you can only video calls with people
who have received your friend's request
- [Richard ] Computers, they are great tools,
but they are also tempting and they take it
some of our strengths sometimes. </ P>
- This will be one click toggle
to change between these modes. </ P>
- [Richard] there is a thin line between
has something that helps you and you have to depend on it.
- [Woman] we have face detection,
which actually says You if someone is at home. </ P>
- [Woman] You have face alerts,
if someone walks to the living room,
You can receive face alerts. </ P>
- I don't want to find out tomorrow what happens today
I want to find out inside seconds or microseconds,
if possible.
Social media allows everyone knows everything
about everyone
- We add a little < br> accelerometer inside the sensor,
you actually will get vibrations
to tell you stand up straight
And all your data points are needed,
and then the real secret Sauce is where our engineers
have created all the algorithms
that take all this data and actually convert it to
insight and information.
- There will always be people who oppose it,
but I think most,
people will start Come there.
- I experienced this during the rebellion,
this feeling is fed up with the digital world, </ p >
How annoying, how annoying is, how invasive it is.
And I go to my typewriter and write a manifesto.
( click) (motivational music)
"We confirm our rights to fight the Paradigm.
" To rebel against the Information Regime </ p >
"To avoid Data Stream.
"We attack for independence, privacy, coherence
" against dependency, surveillance, and destruction.
"We emphasize his writing words and thoughts written
" against multimedia, multitasking, and memes. </ P>
"We chose the real one more representation,
"physically above digital,
" durable not sustainable
"Self sufficient more efficient. "
(click) (inspirational music)
(whirring)
After I write it down, I put it through the scanner
and share it online.
Then I put a little Note on my blog saying,
Psst, visit this website where you can find it
and people do it.
They start copying it, retyping, sharing it
This is someone who translated into Italian,
this is the translation to Serbia
Then within a few weeks, I started getting a postcard, letter
in my mailbox from worldwide rebellions
Revolution reaches Graubunden village,
is located south of Valley, Neckerman Jr. agent. </ P>
"Greetings from rebellion,
"we are happy to inform you are a typewriter
" now mandatory in every tower and east tower of Paris.
"Unfortunately that is so not a bloodless coup.
"Sometimes the unenlightened must show the error
" of their evil ways.
"We believe that < br /> every public building,
"and every hamlet, village, and city,
" will immediately resonate with a good bunch of bars
"falling on paper
"It's never too late to experience joy
" our mechanical friends. "
" Freedom must always be free
"for those who think differently," Rosa Luxemburg.
"Comrade Polt, this month I visit a foreign country
" where I hope to make contact with new cells
"from rebellion, workers from Typosphere unite. "
This was recently entered from Alabama.
" This shipment came from known provinces including
"cognoscente as a City of Magic.
" Natives here reveal satisfaction in last contact
"with revolutionary glory
" from the London Town Directorate
"and refrain in preparing for further instructions
"from the Politburo.
" Vive l & apos; insurgencie. "
The communique ends.
From Melbourne, Australia.
"Typewriter from Melbourne, united.
" Bring out writing weapons
"and write in for a walk, in the park,
"in football.
" Write like every important word.
"We see our movement grow stronger every day
"The revolution will be typed."
(soft piano music)
- Sometimes I feel miss home for somewhere
I can never really come back.
My father died last June,
he is 86
Finally, home must be sold.
That house is home that people come to play,
That's where my friends come,
it's an adventure playground. </ P>
I can see myself entering 10, 15, 20 years,
walk along the river
and approach my parents home from the valley
I came here and imagined childhood fun
who is here
- [Potions] Want something to drink, here
- Yeah, lemonade, medium. - Oh okay.
What's wrong? - Here is good?
- [Potions] Yes, it's okay.
(humming)
- [Ken] Herb decided not to do it take the offer in the building
He decides, well let's just not give up hope yet on it,
let's see if we can keep this away.
We realize that we need a website.
- All typewriters seem to be fun now,
but I think that's more than that.
All kids out there want a typewriter,
the only way they will see it's online
(clacking) (reads)
It feels funny that the only way that California Typewriter
will survive is by embracing new technology.
Use social networking on a website
just to tell people that they are
Here it is, update. - Good.
- This will say an update on your main,
It's easier on the app.
They can arrange it promotions via the web
I just take a big picture
an Instagram post who says something
Yes, they won't have to wait for anyone
to come to them save again
This I will say this is super clean, a little beauty. </ P>
They can arrange repair and typewriter. </ P>
$ 440? </ P>
- [Carmen] Yeah, $ 440. </ P>
- [Jeremy] And they can stay At that place, happy there,
the whole family continues work together and
it will be great
- Now the site is quite a lot of features
store profiles and from employees in it
and what we do and how long we have arrived here
And some machine features,
but surely must grow bigger than that.
One thing about new technology
is that even though we might hate it,
we need it.
(laugh)
(crowd of noise)
First of all, we want thank you very much for comin & apos;. </ P>
This is our first type. </ P>
This place hasn't been hit yet Like this , so.
Welcome and thank you for coming
Yes, basic services run around $ 75
and the ribbon around $ 15.
Give the name and phone number
to call back
Okay, good.
(click )
(crowd chat)
- We are all a little weird.
If you have an addiction
and you find another like-minded person,
this whole group of people allows each other.
- I think it's a < br /> great opportunity to come
and meet lots of other people who bother with typewriters.
- I'm worse than an alcoholic.
Someone came in a creative way
for typewriters Anonymous and me that.
- My name is Tony Midley and I have typewriter problems.
- I have a typewriter Problem too, and I like it.
- I think there are actually a lot of people
that matches the description of high tech people
which is enough
and has returned to the analog world
I really work for Facebook, which is very interesting
For me, because I spent all my time online,
social networks.
I think many people want to stay away from it,
p>
or withdraw from it
Even young people, and I think that's why they are
interested in technology like this.
- There will never be be typewriter.
It's just about, instead of having
this one is massive way of thinking,
there are many, many smaller ones,
more cleverly like how to become.
Which will great to have again
- I'm Sylvia - Hi, I'm Mike
- And bring back this village
in a different way > environment.
These people, they are on a typewriter
You will see a group of people growing, growing, and growing
and growing and growing.
- Hopefully we can do it again every year
That's it, okay.
(clattering)
(cha-cha music)
(dinging)
- [Actor] How do you do it, Are you an artist? (chuckles)
- [Actress] You have a fantastic set
- We call him the destiny machine.
- [Actress] what?
- You see,
typewriter keys represent the key to life
(chiming)
And we humans dance to them
and then when you dance, When we press the button
from the machine, the story written
is the story of our destiny.
- [Actress] This is very symbolic.
- Thank you.
(chiming)
(crackling machine)
- [Jeremy] Typewriters really don't die,
it's still starting to be used in India at least. </ P>
(Bollywood music is optimistic)
p>
There is this info slums, where people
type to live in the streets
Not for creative purposes, not for writing poetry
or to write novels, but
for business purposes
(revving machines)
It was just announced
it's the last typewriter manufacturing plant
closed.
- The last typewriter manufacturer on earth
has been closed </ p >
The factory in Mumbai, India
The company is 60 years old,
- [Jeremy] Godrej and Boyce stopped them
typewriters about three years ago.
- [TV announcer] They sold 105 From thousands of typewriters
every year, until the typewriter has just been killed
by the computer
- [Jeremy] Godrej is brought I am here to make a statue
of the last 100 typewriters
that roll over their assembly line
I don't know what < br /> I'll make it yet.
(clink) (muttering)
Godrej wants the statue to be a symbol of
their commitment against innovation.
To represent their movement to the 215th century.
(horn) (far song)
( light ambient music) (clinking)
Lotus, it rises from dirt
From the murky water in he the bottom of the pond
and the flower becomes pure this,
is not contaminated, the flowers are delicate.
Symbols of enlightenment , rebirth, perfection
Something beautiful grows from the bottom of a dirty pool.
There is nothing like that thing as eternity
Everything dies and rightly so is reborn as something new.
I don't want to look back.
The future is the only one < br /> You can do anything.
You can't do anything about the past.
Many people are really scared
about how the future is ongoing
and the only way to think about it
is to be optimistic
We will do amazing things with technology,
we have to.
Things that people are afraid of change
what you have to remember is that people born after you,
live in your time, they don't want what you want
They want what is in their day.
(engine running) (light ambient music)
We can't stop it habits that people have
take knowledge and try to tweak the world
around us with that, we will always do that
I don't know what it is
> the future applies to me
I do what I like and I do what I want.
I don't know where I'm going six month from now.
- [Martin] I remember when I told my wife
that I had my first typewriter dream
She was very worried.
I'm looking for something big a glass window from a store,
it's night, they're closed
And I look inside and I see the shelves.
And on the shelf there is beautiful, the initial typewriter.
The rare, the unusual, I have never seen before.
And my eyes dance along the shelf,
check this treasure
But I can't enter, the door is locked
Sometimes I actually transported
to the store, and I can get
really close to the shelf.
I never touched a typewriter,
I have never been able to touch them, but I'm approaching
That's so far.
- I don't know what that is This typewriter lives
before I get the privilege have it.
I also don't know what will happen with that
when my turn is over.
I want to think about it will stay in our family
and maybe there will be grandchildren who want to write
And maybe one or two from them it might be quite strange
to enjoy this as much as their grandfather did
- Hello, hi, my goodness
Alan, me Martin, hi. </ P>
We've met before, I think. </ P>
- We've talked on the phone. </ P>
- We have. - But we haven't found it yet. </ P>
- kita punya mengejar untuk melakukan.
There's a typewriter on these hills, huh?
Hi.
- Canadian boys - Oh. </ p >
This year, there was a meeting
of antique typewriter collectors
in Morgantown, West Virginia at Herman Price's house.
- [Man] Have you ever seen it? Manhattan paper table
- No. - It's like Mona Lisa. </ P>
- Oh, come on, come on
p>
Herman Price, overall the basement is a labyrinth
rooms and corridors where typewriters are stacked
on the shelf from the floor get to the ceiling
- Anyone coming from 2,000 miles?
(approval muttering)
3,000 miles.
(laugh)
4,000 miles.
And the winner is, Marty Rice.
I have a lot of typewriters.
It's around 700.
Marty is from outer space. (laughter)
And I have find that collecting typewriter friends
is much more fun than collecting typewriters.
- this is white Moll number three. </ p >
- [Martin] there is the entire age range here
of 14, the youngest, to 75 near 80.
- And that just a fun machine
it makes you smile to see it
- Most men, all men.
It's a bit weird, I don't > know why that
- I take back with me, hopper,
and I sleep with him tonight.
And then I take < br /> it's back tomorrow
- Alright, so this is Oliver Woodstock,
really has nothing to do with...
- [Martin] This is just beautiful to
share our desires the initial typewriter
- Do you have to do much? for that or like that
when did you get it?
I will never be able to get it all antique typewriters
It's spectacular.
There's always be people out there
with a bigger collection.
- If I have to keep just one typewriter,
if I have to get rid of them all and only one left,
There is this version Smith Corona, which is
silent Smith Corona
I have electricity this version,
is like that hybrid model that,
Because the only thing in it that electricity is the key.
But there...
Let me move this
Smith Corona, the photo writer, must be in the top five list.
If You can only take five typewriters with you,
it will happen. </ P>
Hermes 2000, surely can take the bad boy
Olympia is fine, But to be honest,
the key appears a little too high
Somewhere around anytime they start making this,
Smith Corona Silent and various other models
that have the same silhouette, increment on the
buttons almost perfect
Going from N to Y almost doesn't need anything
Type size doesn't too big and not too small
But listen to action solidity.
(clacking)
This is solid, a solid piece of machine
is so beautiful highlights like lines
Here and there, the color is Good , I like the green key.
I might say that this is a good case
will be the one typewriter I will take </ p >
and that is why is getting out now too
I play this one using a lot of
(clack clack)
I admit
(clack clack)
- I didn't choose a typewriter because I thought it was hip.
This is the best version of < br /> ideas that ever existed.
And for me, I think the best way to live
is to combine the best in the last 100 years
becomes a hybrid that works.
Write a book on a typewriter and promote it on Twitter.
Why not use the spectrum.
You just need to make sure you get a typewriter
on Ebay or some runner-y blade some sort of back gang deal
and say, well, I'm happy to type on it
- [Ken] I thought they were here, I thought they would come back
and I thought they would be around for a while. </ P>
We have good enough. Supply now. </ P>
Herb always comes out looking for them. </ P>
He is at a flea market, He is at a garage sale .
There are still many of those out there
We have good inventory, but I kind of believe
that you don't will ever be able to have too much
You know, you can never be too much
- [TV Host] You know what , I, like you,
mourn the loss typewriter.
And then you come with an application
- [Tom] I come with an application
Author Hanx , Hanx with the letter x. </ P>
And I have to tell you, man,
of dollars from this. </ P>
(chucang)
I already know how to make a computer
work like a typewriter. (laugh)
- [Ken] We havin & apos; people come in the store
and say, I just did Google looking for typewriter fixes
and you appeared.
- In World War II, < br /> first
typewriter reporter style.
They used to send reports from the battlefield
So this has happened World War II and back.
So it's a lot Sentimental value, I guess.
- [Ken] They comin & apos ; from all places
From afar like LA, who is from San Diego.
This really shows what the website
- Oh, excuse me. (chucang)
- I'm definitely not a prophet, I can't see in the future,
but we are hanging there
California typewriters are here
and we are still fixing typewriters.
(soft jazz music)
(wind noise)
- It also directly is bound by its own sadness
to become something else rather than screaming negation,
bring himself the seed of its own destruction.
That's the last two lines Encyclopedia Britannica
description of daddy art movement
You can use it to explain it anything in the world
This is the last one all-purpose answer
If you need chicken and half, one and a half days,
to lay eggs and half, How long does
a legged grasshopper one to kick the seedlings
come out of the dill pickles?
What would you say
Two seconds, two minutes, two days?
It's really boring compared to that question
(jingly whirring)
When you explain something, you confiscate their mystery.
The question is far more interesting than the answer
There is no meaning to the universe,
but you may say our work is to give meaning.
But it's for our pleasure.
The universe doesn't care.
(light accordion music)
(clacking)
(fine jazz music)
- I like the feeling of making something with my hand
I like working with me Hands, I like to paint,
I like building things.
And with this machine, I work with my hands.
- I just feel this incredible tension
As I get older between what I want to see happen
and what's fair It will happen too.
- You know, I won't bemoan the negligence of an era.
There is a certain point
where everything leaves me in dust (chuckles)
And I'm glad is left in the dust.
- But all this, it will all go away
The only people who will do it keep this crazy are
and dilettantes and artists.
Crazy genius like me and a few others
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