Avon Fantasy Reader No. 10 — page 82: what you’re looking at

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“Untortunately, no. But his brain is affected. The Professor will never be the same again. Thus the strange and incredible story ends. There is only this to add: Olson Smith is devoting his vast fortune and influence to fighting the manu- facture of mechanical brain-cells for machines. ‘What do you expect to do,” I demand, “change the future?” “Perhaps,” he answers. ‘One never knows until he tries.”’ So he goes up and down the country, the world, buying up inventions, chemical processes. It has become a mission with him, a mania, But the hands of the future are not changed by invididuals but by social forces, and the genius of man seems determined to lead him into a more mechanized world. ‘As for the rest, time alone will tell. 80 . comicbooks.com